Fiancee in the U.S. getting married soon., fiancee visa or spousal visa?
I would consult with an attorney. It seems that your fiance has already overstayed.
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I would consult with an attorney. It seems that your fiance has already overstayed.
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Yes, that is very common. The Consul was not convinced that you are a bona fide nonimmigrant to the US.
Hopefully, you have a receipt for tracking with the postal service or FedEx.
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I would first discuss this with the company's immigration counsel.
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You must discuss this with the DSO at your school to see if the school will support a request for reinstatement of status.
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