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42 minutes ago, ManojS said:

Hi

 

I am doing second masters in Farmington University. suddenly my SEVIS got terminated and VISA revoked. i came back to India. I am planning to go again for F-1 VISA interview. What are the chances i get the visa and if they ask why you join in that university what should be the best answer to convice them?

 

34 minutes ago, ManojS said:

Because this Farmington university came to know fake univerity and it was formed by US Government. Just now i got the revoked mail from consulate of india

 

At the time of i join i dnt know this was fake university. So Can i attempt visa interview now

 

12 minutes ago, ManojS said:

i came with another university visa after i completed my first masters i joined this university. at the time of join i didnt know about this.

 

 

Although applying to a fake University does not make you responsible but there still may be scrutiny on you. You have to realize the reason why the government created the fake operation. It is because there is too much fraud with student visas. And there are too many people using student visas to live in the US instead on temporarily studying. The big question that may come up is why do you need yet another Masters Degree? And why in the US? Most Americans that have graduate degrees only have one. It is going to look like you are desperate to get back to the US. With a Masters degree that you have you could have a prosperous career in your country or an other country. 

[nastra30 2,282]

33 minutes ago, ManojS said:

 

so what would be the chances for me to get visa?

I will say the only sure way to know your chances is to apply for the F-1 visa and find out. But if I'm to guess, I will say your chances are 0% but it's just a guess. Again, sure way to find out is to apply and find out for yourself.

[USS_Voyager 1,972]

University of Farmington was a sting operation by ICE. They advertised CPT from day 1 to lure in students who just want to work. The operation was in 2015 but was only disclosed publicly earlier this year. 

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/University_of_Farmington

 

OP, I am quite sure will get a heck of a scrutiny from the CO and probably will not get another student visa.

[Sailormooon 268]

Like other posters here have said, I don’t believe you applied to actually study but to extend your time in the USA.

 

You can always try and apply for another visa since it doesn’t hurt to but if I was USCIS I would not issue you one in a million years.

 

From an article I’ve read about the university of Farmington sting: 

 

“According to the prosecutors, the students enrolled in the university solely to maintain their student-visa status and lengthen their stay in the U.S., despite being aware "that they would not attend any actual classes, earn credits or make academic progress towards an actual degree."

 

 

Edited April 29, 2019 by Sailormooon

[Crazy Cat 41,729]

22 minutes ago, Sailormooon said:

Like other posters here have said, I don’t believe you applied to actually study but to extend your time in the USA.

 

You can always try and apply for another visa since it doesn’t hurt to but if I was USCIS I would not issue you one in a million years.

 

From an article I’ve read about the university of Farmington sting: 

 

“According to the prosecutors, the students enrolled in the university solely to maintain their student-visa status and lengthen their stay in the U.S., despite being aware "that they would not attend any actual classes, earn credits or make academic progress towards an actual degree."

 

 

Oh, Wow!!

[arken 4,197]

1 hour ago, ManojS said:

 

so what would be the chances for me to get visa?

Very slim chance of getting another visa. You already have one Master’s degree from US and by enrolling in a fake university, you have already proved to them that you are not serious about this second master’s thing in terms of getting education. You may say you didn’t know but from their perspective anyone enrolling in Master’s degree while planning to spend tens of thousands of dollars would’t just go to a unknown university without first researching it.

Buy hey you may be the lucky one to get it. Doesn’t hurt to apply. If they approve you, you are lucky.

[payxibka 10,045]

27 minutes ago, Sailormooon said:

 

You can always try and apply for another visa since it doesn’t hurt to but if I was USCIS I would not issue you one in a million years.

USCIS doesn't issue visas 

[Boiler 45,417]

Probably a lot would depend if this is a known reputable Uni or a unknown scam one.

[Russ&Caro 1,549]

What would be the point of USCIS going to the trouble of opening a fake university to sting people who want to abuse the student visa process and then allow these same students to be approved when making an application through a legitimate university? I'm not trying to browbeat the OP here. I just want to know what the true purpose of the fake university was. Seems like a lot of expense the USCIS is incurring to simply teach applicants to do it the right way.

[Jeanne Adil 1,651]

did you come and try to find a university and then go home?

or wait for ICE to tell you?

 

Just be glad you aren't one of the 161 foreigners arrested which included 129 from India

 

now, you need to find out if you have a bar

if not,   apply to a university with creditations and they will help with the visa

i wouldn't try it alone

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

57 minutes ago, Sailormooon said:

Like other posters here have said, I don’t believe you applied to actually study but to extend your time in the USA.

 

You can always try and apply for another visa since it doesn’t hurt to but if I was USCIS I would not issue you one in a million years.

 

From an article I’ve read about the university of Farmington sting: 

 

“According to the prosecutors, the students enrolled in the university solely to maintain their student-visa status and lengthen their stay in the U.S., despite being aware "that they would not attend any actual classes, earn credits or make academic progress towards an actual degree."

 

 

Who was being prosecuted and for what? Can you link the article you mention? 

 

Does mitigate against a future visa if a student knowingly enrolled at an institution like that imo.

 

 

[WeGuyGal 1,052]

2 hours ago, milimelo said:

Just how many masters do you need? Why the need for second (or third)? Are they in the same field?

Or just a ploy to stay in the US and work? 

 

1 hour ago, Sailormooon said:

Like other posters here have said, I don’t believe you applied to actually study but to extend your time in the USA.

 

You can always try and apply for another visa since it doesn’t hurt to but if I was USCIS I would not issue you one in a million years.

nailed it

 

a common tactic among Indian nationals to get to the US.. and work. 

[arken 4,197]

18 minutes ago, SusieQQQ said:

Who was being prosecuted and for what? Can you link the article you mention? 

 

Does mitigate against a future visa if a student knowingly enrolled at an institution like that imo.

 

 

https://www.google.com/amp/s/news.vice.com/amp/en_us/article/xwbye4/students-arrested-at-ices-fake-university-are-facing-more-than-deportation

 

While some students may be totally innocent, it seems majority of students knew they don’t need to attend classes at all and will get CPT on day 1. That seems to be the main reason for arrest, knowingly enrolling in a school with no classes but just for the work permit.

[WeGuyGal 1,052]

2 hours ago, ManojS said:

i came with another university visa after i completed my first masters i joined this university. at the time of join i didnt know about this.

Come on, students knew this was a visa mill school. 

 

A number of those charged seem to belong to Telugu-speaking region of south India. A decent bit of fraud emanates from andhra/telangana area.