slimmy05:
Why would you dish out such a crude idea. Abeg save all this your rubbish advice for PM's, this is totally annoying

Slimmy05, biko, reply my email. Thanks, bro.

godG:


Slimmy05, biko, reply my email. Thanks, bro.

I will call you tomorrow. I've been extremely busy. What time do you want me to call you?

DeeTus:
Check out the website i gave out earlier on.

Where please?

slimmy05:
I will call you tomorrow. I've been extremely busy. What time do you want me to call you?

At your convenience, bro. Afternoon or evening. Thank you.

godG:


At your convenience, bro. Afternoon or evening. Thank you.

I will call you in the evening.

Hello everyone,


I know my question doesn't relate to student ish but I need help in getting answer to this. My parent were visiting me in the US this weekend but they were sent back to Nigeria because the immigration officer called my school to know if I'm still a student at the Sch which unfortunately I'm not in Sch this semester. This is the last thing I expected them to do, but however it has happen and I'm looking for a solution for my parent to be here by nxt year. Already, I just got married to an akata girl and I haven't just put my paperwork in. My question here is that will it be possible for them to visit me again at any point in time when I'm a greencard holder, or when I will graduating? I know I messed up I will really appreciate your help.

DSSHQ:
Where please?

In the sitting-room i guess.
Just kidding though.

Ok. Note down below;

www.fundingusstudy.org

Glocal1:
I think I have to rewrite d GRE after scoring 298 V150
Q148 AWA 3. I believe I can improve on my scores. I was so complacent n lazy even as d exam date was
approaching. I never did any practice test except d
few ones solved in d magoosh videos; neither did I practice any issue/argument task. I fell sick to d
extent I felt like shifting d date, but I summoned d
courage to write it as earlier scheduled. What do u
guys suggest I do, what timeline do I consider to
study n improve greatly on my scores.
Can I still
meet up with 2016 fall admission with funding
considerations as I'm banking solely on sch funding.
I'd be writing TOEFL on d 14th of Nov. Is it also
possible to get funding with dis score in a US public
sch for MS/PhD, not minding d rating.
Cc
: sirriddy,zeezahbee, bigfrancis, msnas,
horace,slimmy05, Nedum360, Phemix, RickyRozay,
Jabinodelarata,brainride, sabiguy and other gurus
on this forum, ur suggestions would be highly
appreciated as I don't want to waste my application
fees.

I had 161Q 153V, and still considering a reseat.

If you have the money, and feel you can improve tremendously on those scores, please do & consider applying to schools with later deadlines. My 2cents.

musabones:
Hello everyone,


I know my question doesn't relate to student ish but I need help in getting answer to this. My parent were visiting me in the US this weekend but they were sent back to Nigeria because the immigration officer called my school to know if I'm still a student at the Sch which unfortunately I'm not in Sch this semester. This is the last thing I expected them to do, but however it has happen and I'm looking for a solution for my parent to be here by nxt year. Already, I just got married to an akata girl and I haven't just put my paperwork in. My question here is that will it be possible for them to visit me again at any point in time when I'm a greencard holder, or when I will graduating? I know I messed up I will really appreciate your help.

You knew you were out of status and illegal yet you invited your parents. Well, when you finally get your green card, you and your wife can file for them or invite them to visit you.

musabones:
Hello everyone,


I know my question doesn't relate to student ish but I need help in getting answer to this. My parent were visiting me in the US this weekend but they were sent back to Nigeria because the immigration officer called my school to know if I'm still a student at the Sch which unfortunately I'm not in Sch this semester. This is the last thing I expected them to do, but however it has happen and I'm looking for a solution for my parent to be here by nxt year. Already, I just got married to an akata girl and I haven't just put my paperwork in. My question here is that will it be possible for them to visit me again at any point in time when I'm a greencard holder, or when I will graduating? I know I messed up I will really appreciate your help.

Hahahahaha. You wanted to outsmart your masters, huh?

Your parents can re-apply for visa but would find it difficult to get approved.

They should hold on for your card first and then reapply. But, most of all, they should be honest with the Consulate Officer and explain clearly why they were turned back.

If you don't take your time to study here at least an associate degree, then know that you have to live your life by the hour.

bigfrancis21:


Sure. You can email it to me.

Sent it to the beau***frax email. Thank you.

If a Form I-20 is soiled, will it affect applicant chances at visa interview? Can another be obtained?

warriboy21:

guy which indian girls bdat...dem no de gree for ere o..99percent don marry n dem single ones say na only indian guys dem like o...dem say d only way for me na to learn hw to love d indian way,,learning dia indian songs n dancing in d bush just like in dia movies
na only dem waka com

I dey feel you rhyme and try look for naija babe if Indian babe dey look for Indian guy..

DeeTus:
In the sitting-room i guess.
Just kidding though.

Ok. Note down below;

www.fundingusstudy.org

Thanks alot

slimmy05:
You knew you were out of status and illegal yet you invited your parents. Well, when you finally get your green card, you and your wife can file for them or invite them to visit you.

No they had the visa when I was still in status and I thought it wouldn't matter again when they are coming down here, but anyway I really appreciate your response at least u give me HOPE

DeeTus:
Hahahahaha. You wanted to outsmart your masters, huh?

Your parents can re-apply for visa but would find it difficult to get approved.

They should hold on for your card first and then reapply. But, most of all, they should be honest with the Consulate Officer and explain clearly why they were turned back.

Thanks a lot I really appreciate your response

Pls any1 in waverly

inihood:
If a Form I-20 is soiled, will it affect applicant chances at visa interview? Can another be obtained?

Ofcourse you can request your school to send you another I-20.

Slimmy05 hw do i start processing?

Walspring:


I dey feel you rhyme and try look for naija babe if Indian babe dey look for Indian guy..

Which Kain naija babe?Naija Babes wey dey do like say them be King-Kong...Oshikooo

musabones:


No they had the visa when I was still in status and I thought it wouldn't matter again when they are coming down here, but anyway I really appreciate your response at least u give me HOPE

Your AOS application has a VERY high probability of being denied. You have already violated the terms of your F1 visa. Your school automatically notified ICE. After 9/11 all schools are required by law to inform the immigration authorities when a student no longer keeps to the terms of their F1 visa.

lovelin1993:
Slimmy05 hw do i start processing?

I don't advice people who don't have genuine intention of schooling

Amother4life:


Your AOS application has a VERY high probability of being denied. You have already violated the terms of your F1 visa. Your school automatically notified ICE. After 9/11 all schools are required by law to inform the immigration authorities when a student no longer keeps to the terms of their F1 visa.

That's not true

slimmy05:
That's not true

When you enter the US, an immigration officer at the port of entry will issue you an I-94 card that indicates your non-immigrant status (F1) and your authorized stay. It is typically “Duration of Status” or “D/S” on a student’s I-94 card, meaning that you may remain in the U.S. as long as you are enrolled in the school to complete your academic program. After the program ends you will have 60 days to depart the U.S.
So, @Slimmy05 what legal basis does he have to remain in the Country? You think the immigration folks will not become suspicious that someone who is out of status and from a high fraud country happens to want to get married? You think the CBP officers who turned back his parents did not access his records and red flag his file?

Amother4life:



When you enter the US, an immigration officer at the port of entry will issue you an I-94 card that indicates your non-immigrant status (F1) and your authorized stay. It is typically “Duration of Status” or “D/S” on a student’s I-94 card, meaning that you may remain in the U.S. as long as you are enrolled in the school to complete your academic program. After the program ends you will have 60 days to depart the U.S.
So, what legal basis does he have to remain in the Country?

I don't see how this relates with his AOS. Even if he is out of status in as much as he can prove his marriage is valid and not for the purpose of green card, he can file for a waiver Form I-192 that would be approved. It is even free

slimmy05:
I don't see how this relates with his AOS. Even if he is out of status in as much as he can prove his marriage is valid and not for the purpose of green card, he can file for a waiver Form I-192 that would be approved. It is even free

Maybe if he was from Europe. I thought the i192 was for people outside the United States to enter as a non immigrant?

Amother4life:


Maybe if he was from Europe. I thought the i192 was for people outside the United States to enter as a non immigrant?

Wrong, it's applicable to anyone.

Amother4life:


Maybe if he was from Europe. I thought the i192 was for people outside the United States to enter as a non immigrant?

I would conclude you really do not know how AOS works.

Amother4life:


Your AOS application has a VERY high probability of being denied. You have already violated the terms of your F1 visa. Your school automatically notified ICE. After 9/11 all schools are required by law to inform the immigration authorities when a student no longer keeps to the terms of their F1 visa.

Adjustment by marriage is the only green card route that forgives an individual's past 'sins'. For this route, one's past transgressions are overlooked except for very serious cases such as terrorist attack attempts etc. This explains why people jump the borders and enter the US illegally, get married to a citizen and still obtain their papers despite illegal entry into the country being a very serious and punishable offense otherwise.

No, that will not be an issue. Please be careful about the kind of advise you give out here so as to not spread false information.