Can I be deported because of my teacher who has not reported my grades yet and they were due 2 months ago?
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Can I be deported because of my teacher who has not reported my grades yet and they were due 2 months ago?
I risk being reported to the Department of Homeland Security because my teacher did not report my grades in time; they should have been reported 4 to 8 weeks ago. This results are that I have 11 units instead of the 16 during last quarter. By being an international student I risk being deported when having under 12 units. I do not what to do. Can I take legal action towards the school and teacher or how should I proceed?
Asked on April 26, 2012 under Immigration Law, California
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SB, Member, California / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 11 years ago | Contributor
You should be fine as long as you are maintaining your status. You should speak to the foreign student advisor at your school, however, to ensure that the teacher/instructor reports the grades according to the prescribed schedule. Everything that deals with your school and student status you should discuss with that office.
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