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  1. 49 minutes ago, chayoung said:

    I don't wanna lie. I would give detailed and correct explanations with valid documents that could support my defense in helping me making them understand that I never worked unlawfully. I tried dealing similar way with my DSO but she wasn't ready to understand me. I don't know how that would go with the CBP but I have no intention of lying. If I can convince the CBP, will I be re-admitted?

    one last time.  no.   U CAN NOT USE THIS VISA CUZ IT VOID.

     

    why they think u work illegally?  what happen?

  2. u screwed up really bad.  did u use lawyer or do urself?    https://studyinthestates.dhs.gov/change-of-status

    Special Instructions for Changing to a Nonimmigrant Student Status from B-1/B-2 status

    If you are changing status from B-1/B-2 to F or M student, refrain from enrolling in or beginning your studies until USCIS has approved your change of status. If USCIS has not adjudicated your change of status at least 15 days before the program start date on your Form I-20, contact the DSO at your new school. You may need to wait to attend (have deferred attendance).

    Please note that you must maintain your B-1 or B-2 status while your Form I-539 is pending.

    USCIS may only approve your Form I-539 change of status request if you are maintaining your B-1/B-2 status up to 30 days before your program’s initial start date

    This means you will need to file a second Form I-539, with a separate fee, to request an extension of your B-1 or B-2 status if:

    • Your current status will expire more than 30 days before the initial F-1 or M-1 program start date. In this case, you must file a second Form I-539 requesting to extend your B-1 or B-2 status. If you do not file this extension request on time, USCIS will deny your Form I-539 request to change to F-1 or M-1 status. Please continue to check the USCIS processing times while your Form I-539 change of status request is pending to determine if you need to file a request to extend your B-1/B-2 status.
    • Your F-1 or M-1 program start date is deferred to the following academic term or semester because USCIS did not make a decision on your Form I-539 change of status application before your originally intended F-1 or M-1 program start date, and your B-1/B-2 status expires more than 30 days before that program start date. You will need to file a second Form I-539 in order to bridge the gap in time between when your current status expires and the 30 day period before your new F-1 program start date.

    Because extending your current stay in B-1 or B-2 status or changing from B-1 or B-2 to F-1 or M-1 status are two distinct benefits, you must pay a separate filing fee for each request, per the User Fee Statute, found at 31 U.S.C. 9701. For more information about this process, please visit USCIS Special Instructions for B-1/B-2 Visitors Who Want to Enroll in School.

  3. 3 minutes ago, AnaidAaron said:

    Oh thank you so much! I understand when you enter on a K1, you're allowed to stay only for 90 days, so if I marry on day 60, for example, does that mean I would only be in status for 30 more days? 

    Exactly how much time after I marry do I have to file for AOS? I know as soon as possible is the best thing to do, but I'd like to know haha. 

    every k1 get 90 days.  u marry day 60 then u got 30 more day.  u file AOS u get to stay legally til u get green card.  u no file AOS after 90 day u overstay.

     

    file anytime u want.  u no file AOS then ICE can arrest u and deport u.  u no can work legally.  us citizen spouse may not help.  u can fine US citizen here with husband being deported cuz they file wrong immigration form so they late and he in deportation right now.  very smart to file quick for AOS.  not joke so not haha.  u need to be serious.

  4. 2 hours ago, matthewthulin said:

    They are in negros and I will do what ever needs to be done so I can spend the rest of my life with them I will even give up my citizen ship if that's what they want

    giving up us citizen not gonna help u.  ur wife and child stuck in phillipines and u can not go and just live there.  remember staying illegally is why u got problem now.  study.  u need to study rules.  get help if u do not know how to find rules.  giving up citizenship not the answer.  find real answer.  ur problem first time is u do not know rule so u overstay.  understand rule before u go again or u have more trouble.

  5. 19 minutes ago, CMKK said:

    You are stating the obvious there, of course I realise all of that. I said for the third time it FELT (feel as in the way it made me FEEL) discriminatory. You wouldn't get that I guess. If you can't contribute to my question, stop replying. 

    i tell u WHY you not discriminate against even if u FEEL u discriminate against.  

     

    i did contribute.  i told u child need immigration visa.   good luck. 

  6. Just now, CMKK said:

    Yes but they admitted at the embassy that they wouldn't have questioned my biological connection if I was a man... there would be no reason to question it... would have just assumed.. so yes, it did feel discriminatory

    with same sex it is obvious you not biological.  not so obvious with man and woman.  embassy not 100%  baby not his bio child.  for u it is 100% not your bio child.   if child not man bio he no can file too like u.   same result as u.

  7. 1 minute ago, friendlyusa said:

    If you do a Google search for " can a domestic voilence be expunged or sealed in Colorado" you can see some answers,. But it's it's time to get a immigration attorney on board....

    do not matter.  expunge or seal do not matter.  must still report on immigration form.  immigration not criminal so standard is lower.  immigration can alway judge again even if seal or expunge

  8. 7 minutes ago, atsleumas said:

    Thank you.  Do you think our filing one now even though the hearing is in December will be too  late?  Also, since it was a municipal charge- will it even show up on the criminal check?  He's since gotten a new job and passed background checks.  

    do not matter if show up on criminal check or not.  he must disclose on immigration form.  check with lawyer.  people here do not know detail important that lawyer can see.

  9. if ur a truthseeker, then try to understand the process better.  u expect 6 months for k1 is crazy.

     

    nothing gonna get ur girl here for christmas.  

     

    u think getting people to complain with u gonna help?  try change.org petition.  every few months guy like u who new and do not understand come here and try to get people here to complain together thinking that matter.  many here try.  all here fail.

     

    no body lie.  u do not understand.  goal.  not promise.  

     

    vent okay but you wrong and u no understand things.

     

    google san bernadino killer.  she came on k1.  u tell us citizeens that we ignore k1 rules.  we not scruitinze.  we let all k1 filer in right away.  u okay with more k1 killers?  or u think america need to scrutinize?  

     

    u need to understand process better.  u need to have patience.  u stay like this and u both go crazy from wait.  accept long wait and u deal better with situation u can not change.  nothing gonna change process so u must learn and accept or u go crazy.

  10. 5 minutes ago, CMKK said:

    Yea I'm his legal parent since birth. We're married. I'm on his birth certificate. They say I require a biological connection.  Felt very discriminatory but that's the current wording of the US law. 

    not discriminory.  if straight man's wife has baby that is not his, he can not petition child either.  does not matter what birth certificate.

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