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Frequently asked questions
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Can I do an internship on the E-2 visa while studying?
Internships on the E-2 visa are allowed only if linked to the invested business; for other activities, consulting specialists and considering status change is recommended.
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Can I do an internship or training at another company while on an L-1 visa?
The L-1 visa allows exclusive work for the sponsoring company, not authorizing internships or training at other companies, thus avoiding violations and risks to immigration status.
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Can I do an internship with a K-3?
The K-3 visa allows internships only with work authorization (EAD). Without it, paid activities, including paid internships, are prohibited to maintain legality.
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Can I do an internship with an H-1B?
The H-1B visa is not intended for internships, which generally do not require high specialization. Authorization is restricted to the approved position and employer, with strict adherence to laws.
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Can I do an MBA while on an H-1B?
Pursuing an MBA with an H-1B visa is possible, provided that the study does not interfere with professional obligations and immigration regulations are strictly observed.
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Can I do an online postgraduate degree with an L-1?
It is possible to do an online postgraduate degree with an L-1 visa, as long as it does not compromise your professional duties and respects US immigration rules.
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Can I do an unpaid internship with ESTA?
The ESTA visa does not authorize unpaid internships as it only covers tourism or business travel, and specialized guidance is always recommended to avoid legal risks.
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Can I do an unpaid internship without CPT or OPT?
Unpaid internships for students with an F visa require authorization such as CPT or OPT to avoid compromising student status and legal stay in the U.S.
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Can I do any kind of performance with the P-3?
The P-3 visa is intended for artists presenting performances with a cultural character, requiring proof of the relevance and authenticity of the artistic tradition.
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Can I do babysitting work on campus?
Babysitting work on campus is only allowed if officially linked to the institution; unauthorized jobs can jeopardize your student status.
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Can I do collabs with other artists in the USA?
Yes, you can collaborate with other artists in the USA with the O visa, as long as the collaboration is aligned with your extraordinary ability area and respects the visa rules.
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Can I do community work at a local church with an L-1?
The L-1 visa holder can perform voluntary community work as long as there is no compensation or conflict with visa rules.
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Can I do concurrent filing of the I-140 and I-485 if I am on J-1 status?
Concurrent filing of the I-140 and I-485 can be complex for J-1 visa holders; it requires analysis of the home residency requirement and possible waiver, as well as specialized guidance.
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Can I do consulting alongside my main activity?
Parallel consulting with an O visa in the US is possible, provided it is duly authorized and regularized according to current immigration law.
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Can I do cross-chargeability with my spouse?
Cross-chargeability allows using the spouse's country of birth to reduce wait times on the EB-3 visa, provided there is a legal marriage and strict compliance with immigration laws.
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Can I do crowdfunding to finance my tour with a P visa?
Crowdfunding can finance your tour with a P visa, provided there is rigorous documentation and compliance with US immigration laws.
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Can I do crowdfunding to fund the J-1 program?
Crowdfunding can help fund the J-1, but it is crucial to formally prove the origin of the resources to avoid visa process impediments.
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Can I do EB-5 in partnership with another investor?
Investing in partnership under EB-5 is possible, provided that each investor individually proves their contribution, respecting the specific rules and documentation of the program.
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Can I do EB-5 through a franchise in a TEA?
Investing via franchise in a TEA is viable for EB-5, provided it meets investment and job creation requirements with proper planning and specialized guidance.
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Can I do EB-5 to buy a gym franchise?
Investing in a gym franchise through EB-5 is viable, provided investment, job creation, and legal compliance requirements are met.