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Posted on 06 Feb 2012
Q.

H4 to F1 COS , plan to stamp in India (kolkata) consulate

Hi,
My wife is currently on H4 Visa. I am a full time employee in a major company.

My wife recently got admit from "Lincoln University" in Oakland, CA.She has just started her First semester. I wanted to transfer her to F1 soon. Also, she had done some studies in US before.

Is it fine for her to Visit India, and do H4 to F1 stamping? Especially when she is in her First Semester? Do let me know.

Or do i file COS from here? I heard the average time is 3 months.

Please do let me know,

Thanks

User's Location: Sunnyvale, California, United States of America
Category: F1 Visa (Student Visa)
Posted on 07 Feb 2012
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