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Dependent on F1 after applyed for AOS ??

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clarinet11   0

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Hy everybody,

I m applying for AOS soon. I m an F-1 student finishing my 1st year of Masters. I married my wife 9 months ago and i have a few questions that are unclear for me.

Am I still dependent on my F-1 status (do I still have to be in school) after I have applied for AOS throu my family member (my wife) ?

We are planning on moving and I want to know if I am allowed to do that after I have applied .

Thank you and I am looking forward to getting some clarity for my thoughts.

cheers !

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newacct   688

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Hy everybody,

I m applying for AOS soon. I m an F-1 student finishing my 1st year of Masters. I married my wife 9 months ago and i have a few questions that are unclear for me.

Am I still dependent on my F-1 status (do I still have to be in school) after I have applied for AOS throu my family member (my wife) ?

We are planning on moving and I want to know if I am allowed to do that after I have applied .

Thank you and I am looking forward to getting some clarity for my thoughts.

cheers !

Once you apply for AOS, as long as it is pending, you are legally allowed to stay here, so even if you dropped out of school and lost your F-1 status you would still be allowed to be here.

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seth2013   39

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Yes, you can move. You will just have to file the AR-11 form, which you can find on the uscis website, and call the phone number listed with the form since you will have a pending case.

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