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Posted on 30 Jan 2010
Q.

H1 expires, married to PR, COS to F1?

I just married to GC holder which has his GC since 1 month. I am on H1B and my visa expires in 2 years and I know that I will not obtain sponsorship from my employer. I would like to stay in the US until I obtain my green card through my husband (the GC holder) which should take about 5 years from now. To fill in the gap between 2 and 5 years, I would like to change to a F1 visa. Is it possible knowing that I am married to GC holder (ie immigrant intent)?

User's Location: new york, New York, United States of America
Category: F1 Visa (Student Visa)
Posted on 01 Feb 2010
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