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1 minute ago, ra0010 said:

You should be reported for doing this

Yah go ahead. Where all cases got approved based on dna result. You go report them. 

1 minute ago, elmcitymaven said:

Question: in any or all of these 18 cases are you purporting to provide immigration law services? 

 

Quoth the great bard of our time, Ice Cube: check yo self before you wreck yo self.

Check my thread you will understand 

Just now, aaron2020 said:

What cases did you win?  Ha. Ha.  Did winning get you a US visa?  NO.   

 

The reason people on VJ remember you is because you post off the wall craziness and argue with people.

 

You were going to get a US visa after a DNA test.  Then a WOM.  Then as an au pair.  Then a student.    This is why you are infamous, your desperate attempts.

Don't come here for help if you are going to argue because you already have the answers.  

I am Only rememberd cause I won those cases. That was a shocking thing to them.  They couldn’t even believe how I won

1 minute ago, ra0010 said:

Btw in another post you said you were getting married. If so, I certainly hope you handle criticism from your wife better than what you do here. At least do not fly off the handle that bad.

Dont know about future. But I won going against thousands and thats a big thing. That will defenatly help me in futute not to listen people

Just now, aaron2020 said:

Wow, you won 3 cases against everyone from VJ.  (Didn't even know we had cases against you.)

 

And wow.  Thousands of people and a lawyer are making videos on YouTube following your posts.  Wow.  Can you link these YouTube videos for us.  Wow.  What an incredible immigration genius.  

 

If you are so sure of yourself, then why keep coming back here for advice, then rejecting that advice? 

 

You are an immigration genius.  You don't need our help.

You oviously havent checked the thread. And i didnt say i won cases against you. I won GOING against you. And go check on youtube " what if i130 is denied" and you will see they are exactly following what I have done.  2-3 years back VJ members were discoursing me not to do these. I personally am handling 18 cases from my country who got denied and 13 was approved. 5 still on the way. So yes I am helping people.  And I will always need help.  I just filter what you people say and take the right advice. Peace!

31 minutes ago, ra0010 said:

Oh boy wait until you read his previous post about the DNA test. 
This OP is very high maintenance and gets upset when he doesn’t get the answers he wants to read.

This op won 3 cases going against everone from Vj. You also don’t forget that. And thousands of people and lawyer  are making videos on youtube following  this op's post remember that. My thread has helped thousands. How many of urs helped? So stop cowing arround

Just now, Jorgedig said:

Wait until you are eligible for the visa you have been petitioned for, like everyone else in line.

That will take time as the visa vulletin is stuck for f2b. 

1 minute ago, ra0010 said:

There is no sponsor as in the I-130. 
If your father has the money to pay upfront and can prove it, then you can apply. 
Your true intention is not to study because you have a pending I-130. Your ultimate goal is to live in the US. 
The goal of an F1 is to come, study, and then go back to your home country, with which you’ve proved some strong ties. Can you see the catch 22?

My father's intention is to make me live in usa that is why he applied for me.  My intention is to study. But they will not check my heart. So they will refuse my visa. Therefore I dnt know what to do 

8 minutes ago, Boiler said:

So you Father is going to fund your studies, that is certainly possible. Now to what effect an immigrant application could have would depend on the totality of the situation.

But here people are saying there is no financial sponsor available for f1 visa. But my true intention is to study. Infact for this i130 i m in the middle of a situation where i cant decide if i admit in my home coubtry or not

Just now, ra0010 said:

Read my above comment. I have first hand experience with F1 student visas and I’m telling you, you need to do some research.

You have money you showdd fund yourself. I dont havr money. My father does. So he cant fund me? That is the weirdest thing i ve heard

2 minutes ago, ra0010 said:

Not to stir up an argument, but obviously you’re the one that doesn’t know much about them. I was a F1 student not long ago (6 years ago, actually) and yes, you DO need to demonstrate upfront that you have the funds to pay your studies. I had to show bank statements for the previous year (or years, I don’t remember), and some assets. 
Think about it from a logical point of view: why would any university accept an international student without knowing if they can afford the degree? If you come here and cannot afford it, you might become a liability and a risk to them. 
That being said, there is no financial sponsor for an F1 student visa: you qualify based on your own merits. And in your case it might be difficult because you’ve already shown immigrant intent with the i-130. And with an F1 visa, you need to prove strong ties to your home country. And why is that? Because an F1 is a non- immigrant visa. So you’re between a rock and a hard wall. 
Last but not least, if you apply for an F1 with the intent of staying, that’s material misrepresentation and it could have very serious consequences.

Best to wait on the I-130.

 

And before you ask, no, you shouldn’t apply for the au-pair program either!😂

So my father cant fund my study? How come?

1 minute ago, Jorgedig said:

You understand that they are talking about your bank balance, showing actual funds available to pay tuition UP FRONT right?  And not a person's income?

 

Anyway, your bigger issue will be trying to get a nonimmigrant visa with an immigrant petition filed on your behalf.

 

I'm done with this thread.  Good luck.

 

U are still wrong. I belive you should research more about how international students come in usa. This is very confusing not to get perfect anwer. 

4 minutes ago, SteveInBostonI130 said:

Are you confusing scholarship with sponsor?  Scholarships are available, and can be applied for.  Those are specific to the school and program.  

 

Financial" sponsorship" does not apply to F1.

 

EDIT:  You do not need to pay for schooling up front - you need to abide by the terms of the school and their payment requirements.  But I believe you need to demonstrate to the US embassy/consulate that you have the funds to pay for the school at the interview.  This can be via personal savings or scholarships you have qualified for.

Yes a a student i dont have funds. My father has. So my father is my sponsor. And that is not even my question.  My question is is it worth for tryting for a student visa while i130 is apprved?  Will they provide me the visa or say you have immigrant intention

2 minutes ago, SteveInBostonI130 said:

Are you confusing scholarship with sponsor?  Scholarships are available, and can be applied for.  Those are specific to the school and program.  

 

Financial" sponsorship" does not apply to F1.

https://yocket.com/blog/how-much-funds-bank-balance-to-show-for-us-f1-visa

I dont have money so who will bear my educational expenses? My father. So he is my sponsor right?

9 minutes ago, Jorgedig said:

And I am telling you you're wrong.  You need to have the funds UP FRONT.

 

There is no sponsorship as there is for family preference visas.

 

I wish @SusieQQQ was around.

https://yocket.com/blog/how-much-funds-bank-balance-to-show-for-us-f1-visa

Chekc it out. I am talking about sponsor 

1 minute ago, Jorgedig said:

Incorrect.  There is no sponsorship.  You need to be admitted to a university program, and then apply for an F1 visa.

 

You need to have the money UP FRONT to pay for the international tuition.  

As far as I know. In usa as a international student u will not even need to send a penny to virsity before u arrive in usa. But you need a finacial sponsor

1 minute ago, SteveInBostonI130 said:

 

Ok, then you are in the F2B family preference class.  The wait is about 7 years from the PD date.  I assume you have the PD date?

 

For the F1 student visa, there is no outside sponsor.  You have to qualify based on your own merits.  You need money for schooling and have a school with a proper program lined up.

My only concern is my financial sponsor. As I heard  visa officer take it as potential immigrant case. Well I can't deny I intent to immigrate via i130. But I want higher study as well. So whats  the actual fact

Just now, Jorgedig said:

There is no sponsorship for student visas.

 

You will need to be admitted, and you will need to have all the funds up-front:  like $50k per year.

You probably dont know enought about international student visa I guess? 

There will need to have a finacial sponsor for my study as far as I know.

Just now, Jorgedig said:

You again?  I thought you got everything sorted with a WOM, as outlined in your many, many threads about it.

Yes.  All casees were approved.  My siblings waiting for interviews. Dq complte. I am stuck as f2b is stuck. 

Just now, SteveInBostonI130 said:

1) What is your age?

 

2) Are you married?

 

3) What is the current "I-130 running"?  Is it based on marriage to a USC?

 

4) Is your father an LPR or USC? 

1. 25

2. Single 

3. Approved ( father is the petetioner) 

4. Father is green card holder

I have i130 running and due to pandamic and slow process It is n't running faster. I have great desire for higher studies. Can my father sponsor for me from US for f1 visa. 

As  I have i130 ruuning, will it effect on my student visa? 

My sister case converted to f2b from f2a.  But according to my calculation she is cspa eligible.  When visa bulletin was current, her age was 23 years 2 months. Waiting time from priority date to approval is 4 years and 4 month. So her cspa age is 18-19 years. 

Why did they age her out and move to f2a? 

What should we do now?

7 hours ago, osmosesnew said:

Spot on. I had similar issue and we filed Motion to Reopen and EOIR 29 together. The MTR was treated first and case was reopened. This took about a year. (The EOIR29 never updated).  We only submitted evidence that DNA was initiated. We are still waiting for final DNA results to have the case approved. (Lagos Embassy had not scheduling  sample collection since last year January.)

First lesson is to go through DNA when such RFE is received. If you fail to provide DNA Motion to Reopen might be an option with DNA evidence. 

Not all cases require you to start over. My mother filed for my sibling and he was almost 21 by the time his case was denied. Only an appeal could keep his case active and have him qualify for CSPA. Starting over would put him in F2b category which is about 7 years wait.

We were lucky we could finish the dna. And all 3 cases are approved. Your case inspired me to file mtr later Against appeal dissmissal.  Thanks alot

4 hours ago, SusieQQQ said:

Excellent, so the lessons of the story are:

 

1. Most important (you guys could have avoided all of this hassle) by a full response to the initial RFE including DNA

2. If you haven’t done that, use a motion to reopen because that allows new evidence to be submitted

 

Is that right?

1. Yes.Dna would help approve the case without any hussle.

2. Yes. Evryone who are facing same problem as me should go for Motion to reopen or reconsider with proper evidence+ dna result ( or atleast dna receipt). One more thing is motion to reopen and reconsider takes less time than appeal.

Addition: no matter if u appeal or motion before sending it to BIA usics intially review ur appeal or motion so there is chances that they might adjust it by looking at the new evidence you provide for appeal or motion. 

39 minutes ago, SusieQQQ said:

Mildly curious why you didn’t post the status update showing the approval then, it seemed from the date you had posted an up to date status that just said case was reopened and being reviewed?

 

 

I like it u are always curious