Delaying class date or putting application on hold
05-02-2007, 04:03 PM
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Delaying class date or putting application on hold
Hi
I am a permanent resident in the USA and I am in the process of getting my US citizenship. Process which could take up to a year, maybe less maybe more. If I move outside of the USA before I get the US passport I could lose my resident status in the USA
I want to apply at CX but I would like to know if I could put the application process on hold or delay a class date if hired if I dont get my citizenship before moving out of the USA.
Is it possible?
thanks
I am a permanent resident in the USA and I am in the process of getting my US citizenship. Process which could take up to a year, maybe less maybe more. If I move outside of the USA before I get the US passport I could lose my resident status in the USA
I want to apply at CX but I would like to know if I could put the application process on hold or delay a class date if hired if I dont get my citizenship before moving out of the USA.
Is it possible?
thanks
05-04-2007, 05:02 PM
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Speak with USCIS and ask them if you had to go out for work would that matter. I think you can be granted a waiver if travelling for business. The training is about 4 months on average for FO so I think you would still be safe. If I remember correctly, you would lose it if you were out of the USA for 6 months. When in doubt ask them, I am sure there is probably an associated form and FEE for it as usual.
Have you appled to CX yet? If not, then you should be safe since it takes around a year from app. to class if you get hired. Either way you should be good to go.
Good luck.
Have you appled to CX yet? If not, then you should be safe since it takes around a year from app. to class if you get hired. Either way you should be good to go.
Good luck.
05-05-2007, 05:27 PM
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yeah, I was going to say the same thing.. if you read the CX gouges, it seems to take least one year so if you're just applying now you shouldn't worry.. plus I don't know where you are in the citizenship process, but it won't take more than two years at most. (It took me 23 months and I applied in one of the busiest INS centers.. nyc!)
05-07-2007, 07:25 AM
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yeah, I was going to say the same thing.. if you read the CX gouges, it seems to take least one year so if you're just applying now you shouldn't worry.. plus I don't know where you are in the citizenship process, but it won't take more than two years at most. (It took me 23 months and I applied in one of the busiest INS centers.. nyc!)
Thanks for all th answers gys
this keyboard scks sorry
I already had my first interview but since i am apilot and i go out of the contry everyday i have to do an additional backgrond which takes up to a year apparently.
I gess I cold apply and let CX know If/when i have an interview and hopeflly they ll be flexible.
i sent a n email to flight crew recritment. we ll see what happens
thanks again.
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