Jevousremercie Posted December 22, 2015 Report Share Posted December 22, 2015 Hi, I went to US on H4 and applied for COS to F1 in my master's 2nd semester. My COS from H4 to F1 is approved by USCIS. I have completed 3 semesters in my master's( 2 semesters on H4 and 1 semester on F1). Now I am in India to visit my parents. But my F1 visa got rejected when i went for stamping in Hyderabad. Now i have scheduled for another interview immediately (within 20 days) as i have flight back to US in Jan 2016. Going for 2nd time is a good decision? What should i do if i get rejected for 2nd time too? Can i go back to US on my H4? Can i apply for COS again after going back to US on H4? Will i face any problem in immmigration after 2 rejections? The possible reason for my rejection: 2 years back, i have applied for B1/B2 visa in India along with my parents to visit my sister who lives in US. My parents got the visa, but mine is rejected as i was pursuing MBA at that time. But, i discontinued my MBA after my 1st year as i got married and moved to US on H4 visa. Now, in my interview, i was asked about my MBA. They asked me what am i doing today? I said i am pursuing Master's in Computer Science. They say my record says my degree is in MBA and now i am saying its Master's in computer science and they rejected my visa. They didn't gave me any chance to explain. Link to comment
jairichi Posted December 22, 2015 Report Share Posted December 22, 2015 You can try any number of time. If VO is not convinced it will be a rejection again. With a valid H4 visa and a copy of your spouse's I797 you can enter US and later apply for COS to F1. Link to comment
thanksmurthyforum Posted December 29, 2015 Report Share Posted December 29, 2015 you might have to talk to your attorney. what i understand is: some kind of documentation is missing with uscis, which says that you are pursuing Masters and already completed 3 semesters etc, all this need to go to uscis through attoreny. Link to comment
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