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Student visa while I-130 is pending?

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32 minutes ago, Jered said:

Is it possible to get a student visa if my I-130 application is already in the process?

 

Is obtaining a F1 or M1 visa will be in conflict with my pending I-130?

1. Unlikely

2. Yes, kind of.  

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12 hours ago, Jered said:

Is it possible to get a student visa if my I-130 application is already in the process?

 

Is obtaining a F1 or M1 visa will be in conflict with my pending I-130?

F1/M1 visas are not dual-intent, so there is a very low chance to get a visa because they will clearly know you have intent to move to the US. 

 

As long as you are honest I do not think applying would impact your I-130 visa. But the complication is probably not worth it....also I-130s you have to return to your home country for the interview and receiving the visa. I would just wait the year/1.5 years and start your education after entering as a green card holder. 

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