Moessam445

Why are you talking about marrying as it something I'll figure it out in a couple of days :" All I want is to pursue my master's and this seems like a dream from your prespective

yes I don't know any of the logistics of doing this! Neither me or her have the money too

The thing is I know that they know lol and I'm not going to lie about anything at all I just wanted to know how it will affect me and what's the safe way to deal with this issue

Originally, I was planning for a PhD position, but I realized it's way too hard for my academic accomplishments and the current funding cuts that has been made that made a lot of students choose other places other than the US. I have been in the US before, and I resonate with the culture more and the education system I had there helped me more than my 4 years in my home country university. Would the fact that I left the states to finish my studies instead of applying for a green card while I had the chance during my married period there strengthen my situation?

I have received a partial scholarship for my tuition, and I got a loan offer from MPOWER to cover the rest of my expenses and tuition for my study in the us and I plan to work in the university or secure an internship to cover for the interests and loan payment. Will that be the biggest problem I will face?

I have been married to a us citizen for a year and a half now. We did know each other for not that long time during my semester abroad Exhange program and I genuinely loved her but not too soon after I left the states to complete my bachelor's degree, she became unstable and after a while conflict arose and we found out that we can't be together. However, she is still legally married as she's doesn't have money to file for divorce and me being outside the us makes it more complex law wise. My priorities are my studies, and I applied for a master's program in IIT in Chicago and got accepted. Now I'm booking an appointment for F1 visa. If I got back to the us, I'll settle the situation and file for a divorce. (If I can do it now I would have done it but minimum wage is like 150$ in here and I have been taking scholarships all my life to continue and support my education and career) How will this affect my visa application? I'm really lost in what to do or not to do because I'm really financially limited and I can't afford to book an appointment and get rejected. I'm really a young man from Egypt really confused about my future. I graduated from a STEM Field and my future really looks so bright, but I have heard that I might get rejected easily due to being married while it's not really the case. Can I talk freely with the consulate and explain my situation or will it be dangerous to do so?