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Studying during adjustment of status

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jmdiaz,

What day and time did he pass through the immigration desk at the POE?

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My husband came to the US on a k1 visa a month ago and we will be filing for adjustment of status soon. He is interested in studying in a university. Does anyone know at what point he would be legally eligible to do so?
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My husband came to the US on a k1 visa a month ago and we will be filing for adjustment of status soon. He is interested in studying in a university. Does anyone know at what point he would be legally eligible to do so?

The easiest way to find this out is to talk to the University he wants to go to and find out what their requirements are.

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My husband came to the US on a k1 visa a month ago and we will be filing for adjustment of status soon. He is interested in studying in a university. Does anyone know at what point he would be legally eligible to do so?

The easiest way to find this out is to talk to the University he wants to go to and find out what their requirements are.

Exactly and watch out for international student tuition fees...

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Yes, definitely watch out for the international tuition and various fees that schools like to tack on to your tuition bill if you are international student. I think that with his AOS in progress your husband should be able to register as "pending" permanent and avoid paying international tuition and international health insurance and other stuff like that.

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Yeah.. It's probably better to wait until he is considered resident in your state, so that he's gonna be able to get the lowest tuitions. And this time varies from one state to another. Here in Iowa you are considered a resident after three months of residency. So, you really need to check with the University.

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--> Jan 31st, 2006 - 1st NOA received by mail.

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--> June 26th, 2006 - Medical in São Paulo (Dr. Celso Rodrigues Fava)

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--> July 13th - Visa in hand

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--> April 16th, 2009 - Sent I-751 Application to California Service Center

--> May 8th, 2009 - NOA received (1 year extension letter]

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