The situation YungFika, also known as Love from H3, finds himself in regarding his legal standing is one where the foundation feels incredibly shaky. He originally set his sights on a 01 visa but discovered that approval was nearly impossible to secure, largely because he dropped out of college and could not qualify for a standard work visa. Getting approved for what he has now felt like an act of luck rather than a predictable outcome, yet he fears the entire visa application process might need to restart given the uncertainty of what comes next. While he remains technically employed and avoids immediate deportation, the clock starts ticking if employment ends; he would then face a strict 60-day window to either self-deport or figure out another visa status entirely. This precarious position forces him to delay creating content because his eligibility relies heavily on being recognized as a public figure. To navigate this mess, he is consulting multiple immigration lawyers in hopes of preventing deportation. The most critical vulnerability is that his visa status hangs on a single individual; should that arrangement fail, his plan is to return to Sweden. Despite these risks, he has managed to establish a residence in the US complete with an apartment, a girlfriend, and two cats he refers to as little babies. Settling into this new life feels genuine, but the idea of having it all ripped away is described as pretty rough to even think about.