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hi,

Just a question, I was on F1 visa before and have my B1/B2 Tourist Visa active as well but apparently i needed to come back to my home country in the Philippines and my school had to cancel my F1 status. My question is will my Tourist Visa be suspended or cancelled once they issued my F1 visa? And once I come back home to my country, will it be harder for me to go back to US using my Tourist visa? And how long should i wait till i can come back to US, like 2 yrs or so after i left ?

I appreciate your response. Thanks!

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