Hi! I am sorry I don't have an answer to your questions, but I have questions. Are you saying you don't want to live in the US anymore? Are you planning to move back to your country? Instead of giving up your status, why don't you wait until you become a citizen and then move back? That way if the situation in your country changes gain, you can always come back without worrying about a visa.Robinho said:Hi evrb. I'm doing AOS right now but I'm going to give up my asylum at US Embassy in my home country very soon because my circumstances changed. If I do, What are the chances of my getting non-immigrant(F-1 Visa) again. I have never stayed illegally here. I was on J-1 Visa here before. Did you know smbd who has done this and been granted visa? Thanx,
Robinho
Robinho said:Hi evrb. I'm doing AOS right now but I'm going to give up my asylum at US Embassy in my home country very soon because my circumstances changed. If I do, What are the chances of my getting non-immigrant(F-1 Visa) again. I have never stayed illegally here. I was on J-1 Visa here before. Did you know smbd who has done this and been granted visa? Thanx,
Robinho
Robinho said:Thnaks MGT_Girl and Ayyubov for your responses.
MGT I want to move back home country permanently but I want to come here on student or tourist visa. My parents are permanent residents. I want to be able to visit them and finish my CPA Exam which I recently started.
Ayyubov. Privet.
I never failed to come back but instead was very afraid of returning and living in my country. But now my circumstances has changed. Doesn't canceling my asylum increase my chances of getting visa since the cancellation clearly shows my intention of not staying here permanently. I could have gained PR Status but I don't need it. What do you all think?
Thanx,
Robinho
It depends on when they are going to ask for medical. Remember that medical is only valid for 1 year. So if they don't ask you for medical soon and even if they do, it will depend how long it will take to approve your case. if it takes more than a year since you submitted your medical, then it will expire and they will ask you to do it again. If you don't mind paying for your medical again, I believe you can do it. That way, if they ask for RFI while you are out of the country, you can have somebody mail it. If you decide to do this, make sure you know that there is a risk that you might have to do it/pay again. Good luck!Robinho said:Thank you all.
Do you know if it is OK TO DO MEDICAL AND G325 before getting request for it? I was going abroad for 5 months very soon. Thank you,
Robinho
Robinho said:Hi evrb. I'm doing AOS right now but I'm going to give up my asylum at US Embassy in my home country very soon because my circumstances changed. If I do, What are the chances of my getting non-immigrant(F-1 Visa) again. I have never stayed illegally here. I was on J-1 Visa here before. Did you know smbd who has done this and been granted visa? Thanx,
Robinho
Flashington said:Robinho,
Personally I know a person who did that, went to his COP US Embassy returned his Asylum status and asked for a B1/B2 visa, and he got it.
It makes sense, if you return your asylum status means that you don't want to live there anymore and you become the perfect person to have a visitor visa.
Hope this help to make your decision.
Good Luck
Hi Robinho,Robinho said:MGTgrl,
Can you tell me if I have to submit G325 or G325A? Also, can I just print off I-693 of USCIS website and take it to Doctor and get it done? Or do the USCIS send different I-693 and G325 application than they have on their website?
I appreciate your time,
Robinho.