Help for F-1 and F-2.

[Student_US 0]

Hey

My aunt (Mother's sister) filed an I-130 for my mother and her family in 2006. However, I have now turned 21 and believe that I am no longer eligible for I-130. Am I right on this? and do I need to get my I-130 cancelled or it gets cancelled automatically?

I have done my ACCA and have submitted my thesis for the degree of B.Sc (Hons.) in applied Accounting from Oxford Brookes University. I want to know can I apply for M.S in Finance after getting my B.S degree?

Another question: I was planning to get married in January 2017 and was willing to apply for F-1 in May 2017. However, I want to know does marriage affects your chances of getting the visa? Also, my fiancé is currently studying in Australia and completing his BBA. His visa is valid till the end of next year, so how does he apply for f-2? should he apply with me? or should he apply later on when I get the visa?

Also, if someone could please help me in knowing some good universities that are affordable and offer financial assistance in Dallas, TX.

Thank you in advance.

[Boiler 43,362]

Your Aunt petitioned her sister not you, can not tell if you are still eligible as a derivative.

You can certainly apply for a F1

F2 is applied for at the same time or after a F1.

You will pay International Student rates, do not know which country you are from, best to look for financial assistance there.

[aaron2020 11,651]

Hey

My aunt (Mother's sister) filed an I-130 for my mother and her family in 2006. However, I have now turned 21 and believe that I am no longer eligible for I-130. Am I right on this? Depends on whether CSPA will help or not. What's the PD? When was the I-130 approved? What is your birthday? Answers these questions and I will tell you if CSPA will help you. and do I need to get my I-130 cancelled or it gets cancelled automatically? Your aunt filed an I-130 for her sister. You are a potential derivative beneficiary on the I-130 for your mother. You do not have an I-130, so there is nothing to cancel.

I have done my ACCA and have submitted my thesis for the degree of B.Sc (Hons.) in applied Accounting from Oxford Brookes University. I want to know can I apply for M.S in Finance after getting my B.S degree? Yes, you can apply to colleges in the US.

Another question: I was planning to get married in January 2017 and was willing to apply for F-1 in May 2017. However, I want to know does marriage affects your chances of getting the visa? One factor alone does not control the outcome. The totality of your circumstances is what matters. Also, my fiancé is currently studying in Australia and completing his BBA. His visa is valid till the end of next year, so how does he apply for f-2? When you apply for your F-1, you apply for his F-2. should he apply with me? or should he apply later on when I get the visa? He can apply at the same time or after you get your visa.

Also, if someone could please help me in knowing some good universities that are affordable and offer financial assistance in Dallas, TX. International students are not eligible for financial aid. You must prove you have the funds to attend school before you can get an I-20 to apply for a student visa. Financial help will have to come from your country or a private source.

Thank you in advance.

Hi,

There is a possibility for you to immigrate with your mother if CSPA helps you. Answer the questions above, and I will help you figure it out. It's important that you get the date the I-130 was approved right. This date will be in the letter sent to your aunt letting her know that USCIS approved the I-130 and sent it to the NVC.

If you get marry, you will not qualify as your mother's derivative.

Best of luck.

[Penguin_ie 5,984]

****** Posts not relevant to student visa and instead concerning sibling immigration split and moved to Op's other thread here: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/607619-i-130-filled-by-aunt *******