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Old Oct 16, 2007, 11:51 PM

Default Re: first I-485 denied and filed second I-485 in US
Originally Posted by rhp123 View Post
Unlike H, L visa, F and B visa do not allow to have immigration intention. Therotically, once immigration petition has been filed, F visa is considered invalid and if 485 is denied, the person need to leave the country immediately. You are really lucky in one way. I know many schools Inernational offices will withdraw students from SEVIS system once they learn an immigration petition has been filed. But they do not constantly check. In any case, getting a new I20 will be impossible once I140/485 has been filed.
One can remain in F-1 status even after I-485 was filed. There is no law that says that once AOS filed F-1 becomes invalid.
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