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Out of status switching to student visa possibility

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Boiler Grand Master

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With conditions so hard how are you available to afford such a long visit? Or for that matter a Student Visa?

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3 hours ago, Annie2024 said:

For everyone that took the time to comment I am thankful for every word and insight. I agree that it is hard on my family, even more in my daughter. I just want to mention that the previous condition that I had in my country was even harder and I am looking for any existing way to make this better. If necessary to go back, we will, but first I want to check all the possibilities. 

 

There is no way for you to recover or change status to another visa . if you entered the country 4 years and your tourist visa was for 6 months.you have been out of status for about 3.5 years. Plus your older daughter is accumulated out of status days due to your mistake and this will hurt chances in the future should she wants to enter US from abroad or get visa to come to US. 

 

This is far too long and you will be unable to adjust to any other visa considering you do not have status for the last 3.5 years. There is zero possibility. Who ever told you that you can change status was wrong. 

 

THERE IS ZERO CHANCE for you to go to any other visa. IT IS WAY TOO LONG

 

 

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11 hours ago, Annie2024 said:

I agree that it is hard on my family, even more in my daughter.

With the next administration starting in 2 months, it's likely to get much harder. You have been unlawfully present in the US for years. 

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8 hours ago, Crazy Cat said:

With the next administration starting in 2 months, it's likely to get much harder. You have been unlawfully present in the US for years. 

Also, if they do away with birthright citizenship as promised, OP will not be able to get an immigration benefit via the younger child.

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2 hours ago, SalishSea said:

Also, if they do away with birthright citizenship as promised, OP will not be able to get an immigration benefit via the younger child.

Can you please elaborate? Would this be retrospective? OP's child is already born and already a US citizen. Do you see possibility of denaturalization? It's pretty interesting the US didn't sign The Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness too...

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37 minutes ago, OldUser said:

Can you please elaborate? Would this be retrospective? OP's child is already born and already a US citizen. Do you see possibility of denaturalization? It's pretty interesting the US didn't sign The Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness too...

I have no info, other than what has been publicly stated by the incoming president.   I suspect nothing will happen there, but stay tuned.

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I think I have more chance of winning the lottery than this happening 

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