B2 to F1 and got Denial Letter

[ArchieD 16]

39 minutes ago, redur47 said:

in how many days your cousin should leave from USA ? How many days did they give your cousin for leave ? 

Once got denial letter, an individual must leave the US immediately. However, depends on your case, you can file appeal or motion within 33 days of receipt date.

[Boiler 45,417]

6 minutes ago, ArchieD said:

You're wrong! Do your own research before asking people to read false information. 

Perhaps you will take it better from an Immigration Lawyer, not sure what anybody else on here can do.

[ArchieD 16]

5 minutes ago, Boiler said:

Perhaps you will take it better from an Immigration Lawyer, not sure what anybody else on here can do.

There sure be someone with similar situation with solutions. I don't underestimate someone else knowledges but read with correct individual's case basic.

[Boiler 45,417]

Not the first time this situation has arisen, no doubt it will not be the last.

[geowrian 22,337]

8 hours ago, ArchieD said:

Would you please explain more about the "mindset" thing? COS is open for all non-immigrants visa to Extend or Change their status while in the U.S (with reasonable reasons) and does not state that B2 cannot be change to F1. 

Sure, it's possible to do under the law. But that doesn't mean it's wise to try to do so in many cases, as you are now seeing.

17 minutes ago, ArchieD said:

You're wrong! Do your own research before asking people to read false information. 

Not to be negative, but Boiler's knowledge exceeds most non-professional individuals' knowledge in immigration matters. They know what they are talking about.

Edited May 10, 2018 by geowrian

[ArchieD 16]

Because of no open has ever open a motion or never has a chance to post it here, doesn't mean no one win the case. You don't know until you do it and I would try it since there is nothing to lose in this case. 

 

[ArchieD 16]

2 minutes ago, geowrian said:

Sure, it's possible to do under the law. But that doesn't mean it's wise to try to do so in many cases, as you are now seeing.

Not to be negative, but Boiler's knowledge exceeds most non-professional individuals' knowledge in immigration matters. They know what they are talking about.

Oh no worry! I respect everyone input. However my cousin applied for COS while his visa is still valid. 

[geowrian 22,337]

2 minutes ago, ArchieD said:

Because of no open has ever open a motion or never has a chance to post it here, doesn't mean no one win the case. You don't know until you do it and I would try it since there is nothing to lose in this case.

Let us know how it goes.

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

43 minutes ago, ArchieD said:

You're wrong! Do your own research before asking people to read false information. 

From my little research, you need to show that there was incorrect application of law or policy to open a motion to reconsider. What is your basis for this assertion? If you really want to go this route, sounds like you need a lawyer, this is not DIY. 

So question, Is this really easier than just going home and applying, especially ending up flirting with a ban for overstay? By the way are you 100% certain that there is no overstay already, you seem to assume that the days to file a motion is some kind of grace period. Uscis from what I can see is clear that you are supposed to leave as soon as you get notice of denial.

Edited May 10, 2018 by SusieQQQ

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

24 minutes ago, ArchieD said:

Because of no open has ever open a motion or never has a chance to post it here, doesn't mean no one win the case. You don't know until you do it and I would try it since there is nothing to lose in this case. 

 

Nothing to lose? Other than the possibility of coming back to the US for a few years due to an overstay ban, you mean?

[redur47 0]

On 09.05.2018 at 8:43 PM, ArchieD said:

Once got denial letter, an individual must leave the US immediately. However, depends on your case, you can file appeal or motion within 33 days of receipt date.

so did he get ban ? Because he stayed in USA almost 6 month without visa.