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Asylum request for H1b holder turned down, will I be deported?
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I have applied for asylum and I am having a valid h1b visa. But my request was rejected after they interviewed me. If I do not want to continue in court, can I still stay back on H1b visa or will I be deported?
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Dec 13, 2013
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Behr
No, you dont have to be deported. If you have your valid h1b status, then you can simply stay here on the basis of your h1b.
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