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chpvrajeshreddy

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hi i came here on student status which is f1 on september 2007 and i visited my home country on jan 2009 and i was back on mar 2009 but unfortunately my SEVIS got TERMINATED on april 2009 cause of not registering the course for concurrent semesters and i am not aware of what happened cause of miscommunication between me and college.

i married to my wife on jan 2010 and i applying for the adjustment of status.

my QUESTION is,

in FORM I-485 what should i answer for the CURRENT USCIS STATUS?
 
CURRENT STATUS: F-1 (SEVIS Terminated) ... show what ever is truth and current.

Did you register back and got your new I-20 ? Did you talk to your international student advisor ?
 
no i didnot register back because my college told me that my sevis got terminated after 6 months which is too late to reinstate for f1 status
 
chpvrajeshreddy said:
no i didnot register back because my college told me that my sevis got terminated after 6 months which is too late to reinstate for f1 status
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In that case you are out of status. Put Out of Status so you wont be asked for your I-20 on the interview and proof other wise.
 
Out of Status-F1 should be what you write. Remember that lying about something like this which isn't a big deal can bring boils to your body... USCIS won't eat you for breakfast for being out of status, all of previous overstay is forgiven by the fact that your wife is an American. Tell the truth, which will set you free. Good luck to you...
 
F-1 and out of status

It seems Al Southner has no work excepting scaring ppl in this forum. :confused:

My dear friend, please write F-1 Student where it is asking for the last status, even if you are out of status now. No need to do as Al Southner is falsely claiming.

I have had 4 friends who were out of status from F-1 and applied AOS. All of them got GC, as they had bonafide arranged marriage and are also from Andhra Pradesh.
Just Carry your last I-20 issued by the DSO, whatever the last date on the I-20 does not matter for the interview. You are out of status only, but have not accrued unlawful presence, so dont even bother for the ICE. Actually if you are married to a USC and you are apprehended by ICE, the Immigration judge just lets you go. One of my friend who adjusted had the same trouble. He would be applying for his citizenship in the next 5 months

If ur your marriage is good then dont worry, USCIS cant do anything. You will get your GC.


Disclaimer: I am not a attorney, please use any advice at your own risk.
 
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