Put "no" to overstaying on my DS-160 form?

[capriwithlove 4]

When asked "Have you ever overstayed a US visa?" I put, "no" in my already submitted form.

I was on a F1 visa in the States between Sept 2013 - June 2014 and stayed in the US until February. I went to an attorney at the time and he told me that if I'm not told to leave by school officials or any officials, do not leave the country and am thinking of going back to school then I can stay for the time my F1 is still in-status, so I wasn't out of status. I stayed from June to the following February.

Will I run into any issues with my DS-160 form, the fact that I said to the best of my knowledge it is accurate that I haven't overstayed?

I listed the exact dates of all of my US Travel in the DS-160, so I was being honest completely. If asked at the interview I will explain the situation.

I'm panicking ATM.

[newacct 688]

If you were attending school full time with a valid I-20 then you were in status. Otherwise you were out of status.

[arken 4,197]

Did you mean you stayed from June 2014 to Feb 2015? What was the date on your I-20 at that time? If you didn't take any classes during that time and/or didn't get new I-20, you were out of status then. The expiration of F1 visa has no meaning after you enter US. The dates on I-20 and your minimum credits/semester decide whether you remained in status or out of status.

[capriwithlove 4]

Did you mean you stayed from June 2014 to Feb 2015? What was the date on your I-20 at that time? If you didn't take any classes during that time and/or didn't get new I-20, you were out of status then. The expiration of F1 visa has no meaning after you enter US. The dates on I-20 and your minimum credits/semester decide whether you remained in status or out of status.

OK, so I was out of status. Will I have a hard time at my interview with that being said?

I would like to be honest about it and I had put "no" when asked if I overstayed. Do I need to redo my DS-160 and send them the updated one, and include both upon actual interview?

[capriwithlove 4]

I should also mention that I had since travelled to the US many times since returning home on my F1 and haven't had any issues. I was issued multiple B2 visas at the POE.

[arken 4,197]

What visa you are trying to enter with this time?

[capriwithlove 4]

What visa you are trying to enter with this time?

A K1 Fiancé visa.

[arken 4,197]

Well, now you have already submitted the form, you can clear it up with the CO if asked about your status during that time.

[capriwithlove 4]

Well, now you have already submitted the form, you can clear it up with the CO if asked about your status during that time.

So it shouldn't be a problem? They won't deny the K1 at the interview most likely?

[newacct 688]

It shouldn't be a problem. K-1 is not going to be denied for immigrant intent, which is the usual reason they use to deny most nonimmigrant visas.

[capriwithlove 4]

I just looked at my old I-20 form and it says "D/S", so technically I didn't accumulate unlawful presence, however I think I was still out of status (considering I wasn't in school full-time). I entered the US multiple times since and haven't had problems whatsoever (besides trying to visit my fiancé earlier this year, hence when we applied for K1).

Looking more closely it appears I stayed until mid-August in the US after school ended in mid-JUNE, went back home to Canada and entered the US again in mid-Sept and stayed until mid-February. I may have rentered in mid-Sept on a B2 Visitors visa, I no longer have that passport so I don't know.

Should I fill out another form at this point, what's the right next move?