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jan22
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From one of your previous posts: "I even reentered the US after going to Germany for Christmas and just came back for the Grace Period (emphasis added) in order to be with my girlfriend".   If the gra

Mixel96
Mixel96

I want to consult my lawyer starting next week and see what he suggests me to do. As long as I don’t feel confident in providing new circumstances I won’t reapply.    do you think it would be a

aaron2020
aaron2020

Hi,   Sorry.   A lawyer can't do anything.  A foreigner can not sue the US for a student visa.  You don't have a right to a US student visa.   You messed up.  The burden

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The money you're going to spend on lawyers and failed attempts to get this visa would probably be better spent on buying your girlfriend plane tickets to come visit you in some picturesque European university while you do your MBA there. 

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On 7/19/2022 at 3:23 AM, Boiler said:

What case do you need a lawyer for?

Case was the wrong expression, excuse me. 
I want to try a lawyer consultation for this matter and for making sure I am not messing up again in the future.

 

I was thinking about everything that happened again. I surely understand that they refused my entry back in March at ORD. But why not issue me a Visa? I have enough reason to return to Germany even for each semester break. I already had my girlfriend in the U.S. last year while being on the J1-visa and I did not overstay my visa nor did I work illegally. Isn’t that a valid point to give me the benefit of the doubt ?😅 I mean of course she is A reason to study in the U.S. but studying there is just what I want for myself the most. And I am not planning on working while doing that or overstaying at all.  

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I would think any Immigration Lawyer would do, pretty basic stuff.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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