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14-Feb-2001 06:26 AM |
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do |
Hi.
I'm in a really deep in trouble. I came to the States with Tour Visa,which is B-2, and I got I-20 in the States on last April So I went to immigration to tranfer my visa to F-1, but they told me that it would take more than 1 years to transfer. So I hired lawyer to taking care of my visa, but the lawyer was such an as...ole. He didn't take care of my visa and my B-2 expired. So I asked him what happened, and he was just telling me "It's okay, don't worry" So so stupidly I trusted him, and now I'm .ucked. Now I'm just studying without visa. I don't know what should I do, and what's gonna happend. Please tell me some suggestions. |
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15-Feb-2001 04:59 PM |
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bgroves |
Actually, if everything is as simple as you said,
you're not ".ucked." You're considered to be in F-1 status from the time your application is received at the INS service center and you will stay an F-1 student until your application is either accepted and denied. It doesn't matter that your B-2 has expired because you are currently considered to be under F-1 status. The mistake you made was hiring a lawyer. A lawyer can't do anything to speed up this process. A laywer can make sure that the forms you filed are correct but they can't affect the process time of a change of status petition. Of course, to be considered in F-1 status, you should be a full time student. If you're not then you may be really ".ucked." Good luck! |
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