lachoopriya Posted September 19, 2018 Report Share Posted September 19, 2018 Hi Folks, I had a Change of status from H4 to F1 before 2 years. I completed my Masters this December 2017. I am currently working on my OPT. I have not travelled to India for the past 2 years since COS and I am traveling next month to india. Couple of questions: From what I see online, looks like I have to get my visa stamped.With the current situation, I fear if my VISA will get rejected as I have already graduated. Any idea on the type of questions are asked in the visa interview? Do i stand a better chance if I go to Canada for stamping before I go to India. If I get rejected , what are my options? Can I re-apply? Should I quit my job immediately? (My husband has a approved I140)(I am also applying for my OPT extension this month) Quote Link to comment
02112018 Posted September 19, 2018 Report Share Posted September 19, 2018 1. As you are done with Master's and currently in OPT, POE may not admit you in to the country. So file H1 wait for approval and then go for stamping. 2. They would ask H4 & F1 related questions. ( why did you change to h4 to f1, where did you do masters, who are you working for sorta ) 3. Home country is the best option in case if you are stuck months with 221G . 4.If rejected, you have to quit. Quote Link to comment
pontevecchio Posted September 19, 2018 Report Share Posted September 19, 2018 In view of your circumstances, you need to be prepared to shift to H4 status and hope the EAD will remain. No harm in trying to get a F1 visa specially if you attended a well known college though I suspect it will be difficult. Quote Link to comment
raki0715 Posted May 29, 2019 Report Share Posted May 29, 2019 Hi. We are also in a similar situation. what did u end up doing? did you go for visa? what kind of questions were asked? Please share your experience as it will help me choosing my options. Quote Link to comment
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