Hello!
I’m engaged and my fiancé is a permanent resident of the U.S.A, he studied his master degree there and works now. I’ve been to the U.S as a tourist 2 years ago, for my fiancé’s graduation ceremony. We aren’t planning marriage, as my fiancé is there for his work experience, and don’t have stable schedule and I need to study and get work experience too. So I decided to continue my education there (I had my bachelor degree here, in my home country), within this period. As I’ve always heard and read about the U.S education and its system, I decided to apply for one of the best U.S universities that offer certificate program. I planned to come back and work for my previous employer. I applied and got admitted to the university.
During my F-1 visa interview, the consular officer talked to me about my program, my career, my education and the reason why I want to continue my education. Actually, the council approved it, I had my I-20 form, and document from my bank account that I’ve enough funds to cover all my expenses during my education. She was satisfied with my answers and even congratulated me in getting my student visa. But suddenly she stopped me when she was reading about my private life she denied it. I noted in my DS-160 form about my fiancé, and his citizenship status. I explained my plans, that I have strong ties with my family, and I need to study because I want to come back and apply my knowledge in my work. I don’t think that she was listening to me, she rejected my visa. And now, I don’t know what to do. Even our cities with my fiancé are completely different. Can’t I study in the U.S just because my fiancé is a permanent resident? I am not going to stay there, I only applied for 9 months -how my program will last. What should I do now? I want to apply one more time. Please help!
I’m engaged and my fiancé is a permanent resident of the U.S.A, he studied his master degree there and works now. I’ve been to the U.S as a tourist 2 years ago, for my fiancé’s graduation ceremony. We aren’t planning marriage, as my fiancé is there for his work experience, and don’t have stable schedule and I need to study and get work experience too. So I decided to continue my education there (I had my bachelor degree here, in my home country), within this period. As I’ve always heard and read about the U.S education and its system, I decided to apply for one of the best U.S universities that offer certificate program. I planned to come back and work for my previous employer. I applied and got admitted to the university.
During my F-1 visa interview, the consular officer talked to me about my program, my career, my education and the reason why I want to continue my education. Actually, the council approved it, I had my I-20 form, and document from my bank account that I’ve enough funds to cover all my expenses during my education. She was satisfied with my answers and even congratulated me in getting my student visa. But suddenly she stopped me when she was reading about my private life she denied it. I noted in my DS-160 form about my fiancé, and his citizenship status. I explained my plans, that I have strong ties with my family, and I need to study because I want to come back and apply my knowledge in my work. I don’t think that she was listening to me, she rejected my visa. And now, I don’t know what to do. Even our cities with my fiancé are completely different. Can’t I study in the U.S just because my fiancé is a permanent resident? I am not going to stay there, I only applied for 9 months -how my program will last. What should I do now? I want to apply one more time. Please help!