Booked for DUI USCIS asking for court disposition of Arrest before a deadline

[judas]

Hi,

 

I am an Indian student , I am currently on F-1 Visa, just completed my masters degree and am already working full time for an empployer. I am on OPT which ends on May 19th 2106.

I was booked for DUI on Feb 14th 2016, I applied for OPT STEM extension in on Feb 16th,

I also received an email from Chennai consulate telling my Visa was revoked.

I received a letter from USCIS  today asking for the following documents.

 1) A statement from the designated school official(DSO) attesting that you are in lawful F-1 status and that you have not violated your F1-Status

2) A court Disposition of the Arrest on February 14, 2016.

 

these should be submitted before  July 1st 2016

 

I have two questions here,  I thought DUI will not affect my F1-status am I right? my DSO would be able to give that to me?

and second, my court arraignment date was April 7th, next court date is set for May12th. My Criminal attorney told my I wont be able to get disposition of Arrest till case ends which might take till July or August and may be still later.

What documents should I send USCIS now?

 

Please help me,

[deep4228]

When did you get email from Chennai consulate?I mean within few days of arrest?

When (date)did you get USCIS Letter?

[century]

Looks like USCIS is doing random background checks even for visa extensions in the US :(

[century]

You have to give certified copy off arrest report and immigration lawyer memorandum of law letter

[srik6894]

in which state were you arrested? is it a criminal offense in that state? were you fingerprinted during the arrest?

[GNH]

Give the USCIS the DSO letter and the letter from the attorney about the court disposition date.

[GNH]

Just because your visa was cancelled does not make your status on the US invalid . You continue to remain in F1 status.

[sam3215]

Hellow how is your case proceeding? any updates on visa revocation or stamping or extension?

[TaniaYeasmn]

Visa is required only for port of entry. You are in USA, So don't go out of country and maintain your F1 status. Rest consult with some immigration attorney they might know what to do with USCIS request. Good Luck.