IMP AOS question !!!

[abrazer07 0]

Hi all ,

can someone throw some light on this ??

a) what are the grounds people can do aos from b1/b2 visa ???

B) Do people need to inform the poe officer that they want to do aos later !!

c) i heard someone on B1/b2 had his "NO EOS, NO COS, and no AOS " stamped at the back of his I-194.He was a doctor and went to attend some exam.he wanted to change his status later to F1 but cdnt do so as he was stamped with thing like this . So is it a general pratice at the POE to stamp this whenever someone gets a 4-5 months visa ??

Can someone pls let me know ??

[payxibka 10,044]

a) what are the grounds people can do aos from b1/b2 visa ???

B) Do people need to inform the poe officer that they want to do aos later !!

If you inform the POE officer upon arrival on a b1/b2 visa that you intend to file for adjustment of status at a later date it will pretty much guarantee that you will be on the very next flight back to your home country....

[abrazer07 0]

hahahaha I kow that ...asking this for one of my friends who is coming to usa............... just needed to know

a) i heard someone on B1/b2 had his "NO EOS, NO COS, and no AOS " stamped at the back of his I-194.He was a doctor and went to attend some exam.he wanted to change his status later to F1 but cdnt do so as he was stamped with thing like this . So is it a general pratice at the POE to stamp this whenever someone gets a 4-5 months visa ??

B) what are the grounds that a "NO EOS, NO COS, and no AOS " thing is stamped........ i guess its is done if the POE officer gets suspicious of your intent of visit........... otherwise they dnt usually stamp it ..... am i correct .... ???

Edited February 11, 2008 by abrazer07

[pushbrk 12,232]

hahahaha I kow that ...asking this for one of my friends who is coming to usa............... just needed to know

a) i heard someone on B1/b2 had his "NO EOS, NO COS, and no AOS " stamped at the back of his I-194.He was a doctor and went to attend some exam.he wanted to change his status later to F1 but cdnt do so as he was stamped with thing like this . So is it a general pratice at the POE to stamp this whenever someone gets a 4-5 months visa ??

B) what are the grounds that a "NO EOS, NO COS, and no AOS " thing is stamped........ i guess its is done if the POE officer gets suspicious of your intent of visit........... otherwise they dnt usually stamp it ..... am i correct .... ???

Yes, but that suspicion could have arisen from something as simple as the country of origin. This would be either an internal policy of CBP, completely at the judgment of the officer or some of both.

A B2 visa is neither a fiance visa or a spouse visa and is not intended to facilitate immigration to the USA.