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Hi,

I m on F1 visa for last 4 years. i got my I20 and F1 visa for Masters in Computers whn i came to USA and then i changed my field and took admission in Bachlors in Law field . I was rejected for visa 4 times whn i finally got the visa for US. I m planning to get my F1 visa stamped in sept from India in order to re-enter usa , i m not sure if this is the right choice since i was rejected for visa so many times and i also completely changed my field.Any suggestions wht chances i have for rejection on stamping.

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