Yes, it is possible. Importantly, apply for the "bridge" visa status at the same time with the B2 to F1 change. (You need to file two (2) I-539...

No, that would violate your visa status. It appears that you would like to work while in the F1 visa status. You may be interested to know, that in...

When you are in the United States, find a school and program that you like. Your ability to study while on the B2 is very limited. (Incidental...

It is not enough to only file one I-539 from requesting to change from B1 to F1. It is also necessary to file ANOTHER I-539 requesting a B2 visa...

Yes, simple enough. He files an I-130 for you. When it gets approved, you apply for an immigration visa. For best experience with US "Immigration"...

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Your inquiry is in the "Immigration." Are you a foreign national? If you are a US citizen, repost your inquiry making it clear. Then it should not...

What you described is a common situation. The key element is your husband's I-130 immigrant visa petition for your benefit. It is approved already?

For proceeding with maximum safety book a confidential consultation with an immigration attorney that handles asylum cases and explore whether "a...

An asylum-based Adjustment of Status is governed by Section 209 of the Immigration and Nationality Act, does not require an immigrant visa...

Possibly. Not enough information to answer your questions. Book a consultation with an immigration attorney of your choice to explore all relevant...