Hi again,
Just wondering if Canadians need to indicate anything under the Visa field on applications. I realize it's not "Required" by LSAC but do the schools expect it if you're an international student/non-resident alien?
I emailed LSAC but they said just to check directly with the schools. Thought I might get a better response on here.
I am aware that I would be studying on an F1 visa but I thought you couldn't apply before you had acceptance at a law school. Obviously surprised to see this at the application step.
Thanks for any assistance!
Do Canadians need to indicate a Visa on applications? Forum
- Skier
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- pammie0415
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Re: Do Canadians need to indicate a Visa on applications?
I think those fields are for people who are already in America and have a valid visa right now. Since for Canadian students who are not currently in the States, we can only get our visa after we've been accepted to a school. So there's no way we would have a visa number available to fill out.
I'm Canadian too and I just left those fields blank.
I'm Canadian too and I just left those fields blank.
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Re: Do Canadians need to indicate a Visa on applications?
This.pammie0415 wrote:I think those fields are for people who are already in America and have a valid visa right now.
A lot of international students who apply to US law schools are already in the US, on a student visa.
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Re: Do Canadians need to indicate a Visa on applications?
Thanks for the clarity!AntipodeanPhil wrote:This.pammie0415 wrote:I think those fields are for people who are already in America and have a valid visa right now.
A lot of international students who apply to US law schools are already in the US, on a student visa.
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