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169 Does this mean I have to leave the United States?




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169 Does this mean I have to leave the United States?

Yes! Since you lost your work permit and your visa, you are not allowed
to work in the United States any longer, unless you have another visa
like an H-1B. If you have a visitor visa (B-1, B-2), you can certainly
stay, but your are not allowed to work any longer.



 

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