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Question by mile
Submitted on 6/18/2004
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I changed my status from J-1 to F-1 since I was in the US.After I have already studyed 1 semester there, with approved form INS      I-20,  I came back to my home country and I got my F-1 visa rejected. Now I am about to apply for visa one more time but this time by mail. the explanation for the rejection was that I am trying to immigrate. Please tell me if you know what should I do so I can get my visa?


Answer by tsetseg
Submitted on 12/12/2005
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I am studying USA , visa J-1 , I shall study in the college USA , I am boring to wait of two yers , I'll sdudy very much in the USA .I am graduation J-1 visa 2006 july.but I'll study interest college 2006 september, PLease , help me

 

Answer by miglena
Submitted on 10/27/2006
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i'ddon't have answer unfortunatly. but now i'min the usa and i plan to do the same prosedure, i applied for college and i plan to go home next year for copple of weeks. some people say that it is better to go in canada and apply for extention from there insted of your country. i'mstrongly interested in this question so if any of you has som ideas please write me at   alien_mig@yahoo.com
do you know if they realy chek that you've been working throu your ssn and how did you solve that problem?

 

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