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I came to USA on B2 visa and changed it to M1 and now i married a US citizen What next?

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Hello i am from jamaica i came to the USA on a M1 visa and I decided to go to school so i switched it to M1 and now i have gotten married to a US citizen. whats should i do next? i know the whole process but i am hearing from different people that i will need a immigration lawyer because i switched my status? but honestly we dont want to spend extra money if we dont have to ..please let me know what we should do thanks alot!![/size]

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