Can this help as a reason to comback

[tchock 0]

Hi I'm actually a DV selectee but unfortunately my CN is high ?? so I'm looking to switch to student visa to reach my American dream, so i'm gonna give you my situation and you advise me of what should i do to get a student visa:

I'm a graduated person and i want to study an MBA in the US

I have a sister in states that can support me and pay my first year at least

I'm married and i have a house that i'm still paying his mortgage

So under all theses conditions do i have a chance of getting a student visa??? I mean sister will financially support me and my house and wife will work as a reason that I'm willing to comback "wich i do btw"

Thanks

[Ryan H 3,813]

Student Visa is a non immigrant visa, applicants must show strong ties to their own country when applying or the visa will be refused.

[Boiler 45,670]

Which Consulate will you be going through?

[Unidentified 2,930]

So you got selected for the DV but you're not going to use it because of something I don't know what it is... And you're going to try for a non-immigrant student visa and try to prove you're not going to immigrate? What's CN? So you're going through AOS and you now want to switch to student visa?

I don't think your chances are that great, considering you're in the middle of immigrating I'm not sure how you'll be able to prove you're going back to your home country after you're done studying.

And what do you mean by "can this be a reason to comeback?"

[Boiler 45,670]

So you got selected for the DV but you're not going to use it because of something I don't know what it is... And you're going to try for a non-immigrant student visa and try to prove you're not going to immigrate? What's CN? So you're going through AOS and you now want to switch to student visa?

I don't think your chances are that great, considering you're in the middle of immigrating I'm not sure how you'll be able to prove you're going back to your home country after you're done studying.

And what do you mean by "can this be a reason to comeback?"

Number too high to get a DV

[tchock 0]

Thanks guys for your replies;

I'm selected in the 2015 fiscal year and the last visa bulletin (September VB) shows up without reaching my CN (Case Number) so officially i'm out the race;

I know student visa is a non immigrant visa and i also know that i have to put in the table valid and strong reasons why i'm willing to comeback after being graduated;

I just want you to tell me is having a wife left behind and a house under mortgage will help convince the consular??!

Thanks

[Unidentified 2,930]

Do you have anything more than that? It's a start but by itself not so much. People leave their family for greener pastures all the time. Do you have a job you're expected to come back to?

Edited September 11, 2015 by Maria&Seve

[HFM181818 750]

pointing to a left-behind spouse is NOT considered, as people gladly leave spouses and children behind to find a new life in the US...the consular folks will be able to see your approved DV...and will likely put the puzzle pieces together as to why you really want to go 'study' in the US...

[Unidentified 2,930]

I agree. It will look to them as if you're just visa shopping at this point.

[Boiler 45,670]

Being fune by a sibling is unusual, but the biggest piece of information is the Consulate involve.

Edited September 11, 2015 by Boiler

[aaron2020 11,651]

Hi I'm actually a DV selectee but unfortunately my CN is high ?? so I'm looking to switch to student visa to reach my American dream, so i'm gonna give you my situation and you advise me of what should i do to get a student visa:

I'm a graduated person and i want to study an MBA in the US

I have a sister in states that can support me and pay my first year at least

I'm married and i have a house that i'm still paying his mortgage

So under all theses conditions do i have a chance of getting a student visa??? I mean sister will financially support me and my house and wife will work as a reason that I'm willing to comback "wich i do btw"

Thanks

Hi,

To get a student visa, you need to get an I-20 from a qualified school. To get the I-20, you need to show that you have the money to pay for your course of study. Your sister being able to financially support you is not enough. You need real money in the bank. This need for money in the bank is usually what stops most people from being able to apply for a student visa.

Look at the programs that you want to apply to. Find out what the financial requirements are to get an I-20.

Best of luck.

[Boiler 45,670]

I assumed his sister could show money for at least the first year. Not sure why he does not show his own funds.

[Unidentified 2,930]

Yes, showing his own funds (not only covering school but the cost of living as well) would look way better.

[tchock 0]

Why nobody mentioned the house that i have?! Would this help?? Also i do have some money in bank 20k$ and my wife is a police officer so she can pay her bills during the time i'm away...

So please how are my chances?!

[Unidentified 2,930]

Why nobody mentioned the house that i have?! Would this help?? Also i do have some money in bank 20k$ and my wife is a police officer so she can pay her bills during the time i'm away...

So please how are my chances?!

Properties can be sold and wives can be left behind. Do you have a job? How much will the tuition be? Do you have enough to cover both tuition and living expenses?

First step is to get accepted to school and the only people who can really tell is the embassy.