Med Ali

That is what I head in mind too. But the school I am going too informed me that they don't issue an I-20 for programs that are just four weeks long. In this case, my best chance is to go for a B type visa and while there, go take the course.

that is what I thought too, but like I said the wait time for the B type visa is way longer than that of M/F type. Can I use the fact that I am tied to a class start date (which is in September) and the visa letter provided by the school that I will be enrolled in to expedite the process of my B1/B2 visa application?

I checked the school you sent me and apparently they offer a 12-month program. I did not see any accelerated programs they have to offer compared to the 4-week program I am enrolled in right now at the other aviation school. I will contact them and see if they can offer a similar program.

I checked the school you sent me and apparently they offer a 12-month program. I did not see any accelerated programs they have to offer compared to the 4-week program I am enrolled in right now at the other aviation school. I will contact them and see if they can offer a similar program.

Greetings, I'm looking for assistance with my M-1 visa application to attend a US aviation technical school for around 4 weeks, possibly a bit longer, through their accelerated program. Although the school provided me with a visa letter, it currently lacks SEVIS accreditation, hindering the issuance of the required I-20 form for the M-1 Visa application. I'm asking for help to explore potential solutions. Could the school provide an alternative to the I-20 form? Alternatively, is it possible for them to pursue a prompt SEVIS accreditation to facilitate the quick issuance of the required document? If obtaining the M-1 Visa proves challenging, are there alternative visa options that don't necessitate an I-20 form and that will allow me to pursue the accelerated course at the aviation school? Perhaps I could pursue a visitor visa and participate in the program during the visit period? However, I'm hesitant about opting for a visitor visa due to its significantly longer wait and processing times compared to the M-1 student visa, unless there is a way to make it quicker than actually waiting for 6 months or more for a response. Any insight will be helpful. Thank you for your time!