Re: Fw: Tatyana's case
does that mean she will not have to go to bealrus
--- dkiesq@aol.com wrote:
Fyi
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From: "Arda Beskardes" beskardes@gmail.com
Date: Mon, 15 May 2006 18:37:43
To:"DKIESQ@aol.com" DKIESQ@aol.com
Subject: Tatyana's caseDarren,
This is to confirm our telephone conversation of
today: Cancelling
her appointment will not render Tatyana out of
status. Her extension
of status is granted for three years and she is
legal to stay in the
US until the end of these three years. Therefore,
even when her visa
in her passportpires expires, she will still be
legal to remain in the
US. However, after her visa in her passport
expires, when she leaves
the country, she will need to apply for a new visa
to return.
Otherwise, she is completely in status and it was
not necessary for
her to rush to Paris to apply for the visa anyhow,
it was just a
decision of convenience.Arda
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--- dkiesq@aol.com wrote:
She would go to paris for the visa just like she was
going to do before the accident. Assuming that
Paris accepts foreign visa applicants like it does
now.
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From: "J. Epstein" jeeproject@yahoo.com
Date: Tue, 16 May 2006 05:30:04
To:dkiesq@aol.com
Subject: Re: Fw: Tatyana's casedoes that mean she will not have to go to bealrus
--- dkiesq@aol.com wrote:
Fyi
Sent from my BlackBerry® wireless handheld-----Original Message-----
From: "Arda Beskardes" beskardes@gmail.com
Date: Mon, 15 May 2006 18:37:43
To:"DKIESQ@aol.com" DKIESQ@aol.com
Subject: Tatyana's caseDarren,
This is to confirm our telephone conversation of
today: Cancelling
her appointment will not render Tatyana out of
status. Her extension
of status is granted for three years and she is
legal to stay in the
US until the end of these three years. Therefore,
even when her visa
in her passportpires expires, she will still be
legal to remain in the
US. However, after her visa in her passport
expires, when she leaves
the country, she will need to apply for a new visa
to return.
Otherwise, she is completely in status and it was
not necessary for
her to rush to Paris to apply for the visa anyhow,
it was just a
decision of convenience.Arda
--
M. Arda Beskardes
Attorney-at-Law
417 Bergen Street
Brooklyn, New York 11217
USA+1-901-351-7675 mobile
+1-443-703-7019 faxAdmitted to practice law in New York and Tennessee
Warning: Unless you have a signed engagement
letter with me, you should not consider
information
contained herein as legal advice and you should
check with your own counsel before relying on this
message.
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