UltraSpy
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Internship on a B2?
Official term is an obsership. Basically follow a doctor around. Shadowing.
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Is he an Immigration Lawyer?
Does he have personal experience of this?
Or is he just talking out of his posterior?
Hahaha. I think he overthinks too much. And now got me thinking also. He gave me a lot of "what ifs". So I thought I'd discuss it with people who are going through this or something similar. That's why I'm here.
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What people have been saying this?
An uncle of mine. Kind of scared me and now I'm thinking twice.
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Hello I'm new to this forum and this is my first post. Sorry if I appear to ask silly stuff.
The story-> I'm a U.S. citizen. After high school went abroad to medical school. Met my fiancé about 3 years ago while there. We always talked about marriage but I told her I would officially marry her once I get a job. (I'm still currently giving an exam) Since then we have been giving our US boards to practice here.
She came to US to give her U.S. board exam and do internships here on a B2/B1 visa.
Now I've decided to just marry her now and apply for medical training together this year which will eventually lead to a job next year.
However, people have scared me that I can't marry and have her stay here as she is not allowed to do so because she is on a B2/B1 visa and this is considered fraud and she will be deported.
We are both done with medical schools. Done with US boards and are currently in the process of applying to hospitals.
Should I continue AOS or start fiancé/immigration visa from her home country ? I'm just worried these others visa process wait time will disturb her medical career as it is starting.
Advice needed. AOS on B2/B1?
in Adjustment of Status from Work, Student, & Tourist Visas
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She came to give her US board exam. It's only conducted in the US. At that time we didn't even think about marrying this soon. And it's a real, not a sham. I'm not even worried about that. We've been together for years.
I'm was only worried about intent. So is this a green light for me to proceed? Any opinions/concerns are welcome.
And should I also consult an immigration lawyer?