Should I go for visa stamping or not?

[blackknight]

Hi,

 

I am just wondering if I should go for visa stamping or not.

 

My profile: I did my MS in the US. Unfortunately, in 2009, I had to join a MBA college not a reputed one, you guys know what I mean because of layoffs. Then after working on CPT (I know big mistake) for a year, I switch back to H1B. No issues there. Then I got 3 years of extension as well on a stellar client letter and stamping as well from a US consulate outside of India. As my visa expired, is it prudent to go to India to get stamping or it will be like russian roulette. I know, CPT was a mistake, but it is what it is. I regret that and it was unfortunate that I had to take that. So, please do not throw flames on me that I screwed myself and all. I know about that. But my questions are -

1. If someone having my profile got multiple stampings i.e. H1 to F1(cpt) to H1?

2. If yes, which consulate?

 

Thanks.

[pawanismfan]

Which Consulate?: I guess US Consulate :)

[jairichi]

I do not know how to answer your first question. For the second question the answer is every US consulate is the same as the follow standard procedures.

[blackknight]

Thanks jairichi. But what are my chances of getting a stamp again this time. I am working for the same client since last 4 years. Anybody in this forum who has done cpt MBA got stamping please share. I will really appreciate it

[blackknight]

Guys,

Any feedback? Has anybody got stamping having a similar profile as mine?

Thanks.

[rahul412]

Guys,

Any feedback? Has anybody got stamping having a similar profile as mine?

Thanks.

Just ask yourself, what are the chances of getting visa after abusing F1 rules? It all depends on your luck now.