Hi,
I am returning to school after my military service in korea, so I need to have a new I-20 and F-1 visa.
& I have a fiance whom I have been dating for last 4 years and now we want to get married when I go back.
However, my school's international student office told me if that is my plan, they are reluctant to process my I-20 since I'd be coming to the states to get a permenant residency.
I was wondering if I do get a F-1 Visa and enter the States and get married, can that become a problem? I am planning to get married in June and go to the states in May(with F-1 Visa). Also my school starts in September.
The advisor from my school told me that it'd be a lie if I said "no" to the question where it asks me if I am visiting the States to become a permanent residence.
So is my only option is to get a fiance visa? or can I still get a F-1 visa and get married?
and I saw in here(https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/...urces/A2en.pdf) that I can get married if I am already in the states so I thought getting F-1 visa to enter was fine since I can file I-130 after I get a marriage license. But would that become a problem? Would USCS consider that as a lie?
Thank you for your help
I am returning to school after my military service in korea, so I need to have a new I-20 and F-1 visa.
& I have a fiance whom I have been dating for last 4 years and now we want to get married when I go back.
However, my school's international student office told me if that is my plan, they are reluctant to process my I-20 since I'd be coming to the states to get a permenant residency.
I was wondering if I do get a F-1 Visa and enter the States and get married, can that become a problem? I am planning to get married in June and go to the states in May(with F-1 Visa). Also my school starts in September.
The advisor from my school told me that it'd be a lie if I said "no" to the question where it asks me if I am visiting the States to become a permanent residence.
So is my only option is to get a fiance visa? or can I still get a F-1 visa and get married?
and I saw in here(https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/...urces/A2en.pdf) that I can get married if I am already in the states so I thought getting F-1 visa to enter was fine since I can file I-130 after I get a marriage license. But would that become a problem? Would USCS consider that as a lie?
Thank you for your help
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