Legal Question in Immigration Law in New York

It is possible you qualify for an investor visa. Give me a call at the number below and we can discuss your situation in detail.

Regards,

Nick Misiti

Misiti Global, PLLC.

716 830 7960

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Call Douglas M. Lightman, Esq., LIGHTMAN LAW FIRM LLC. Conveniently located in midtown. (212) 643-0985.

If you are in a valid F1 student status, coming from one of the 'treaty countries' and have a sufficient amount of investment and a good business plan -- yes, it could be possible to change status to a non-immigrant investor visa.

In alternative, one can apply for an appropriate visa abroad instead of doing it as a change of status (this has to be discussed with a lawyer).

If the amount of investment is over $1 mil, then an immigrant investor visa could be possible.

On the other note, please remember that as a F1 student, you are not authorized to work off the campus, run a business, earn income unless authorized by the USCIS.

For a legal advice, consult a reputable lawyer.

All the best,

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You can explore possibilities of applying for investor's visa, may be trador visa, or (depends on the amount of investment), green card for investors.

You can contact our firm if you need more details or information.

Good Luck!