How can I obtain a student visa for my 14yr-old son who wants to attend school in the US. He's now on B1 visa.
341606
Get him to speak to an immigration lawyer.
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I hear that it is very difficult for someone from Mexico under the age of 50 to get a tourist visa at all, but the requirements are that they must have land in Mexico (or perhaps a business) and $10,000 (us dollars) in a Mexican bank account. The U.S. wants her to have a tie to Mexico so that she will go back.  If she is a student and has a desire to go to school here, then she can try for a student visa. Otherwise you might just want to visit her there.
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eduPASS looks like it has everything you need: choosing a school, getting money, travel, visas, everything!  The second link is just for financial aid.\nBest of luck to you!\n\neduPASS: The SmartStudent Guide to Studying in the USA \nAn information guide for international students in the US, including admissions, financing, visas, scholarships, and English as a second language.\nhttp://www.edupass.org/ \n\nInformation - Study in the US - International Student Financial Aid. Resources in Your Country. Guides to Study in the US ... Obtaining a Student Visa · Paying for School: Financial Aid · Working Through School ...\nhttp://www.foreignborn.com/study_in_us/14-addtl_info.htm
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You may wish to be more specific.  You can apply for a work permit based on your background or a study permit if you want to go to school.  You can get a visitor visa just to visit but it would be pretty hard of you want to stay for only a few years.  Please see citizenship& immigration Canada’s web site for more info.
94542
you can transfer, but it is kinda complicated, since student visa is supported by University you're in, and changing schools mean re-applying for visa, which means exiting the US.
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Prepare well for the visa interview and don't lie about anything at the interview.If all your documents are right you stand a good chance.Good Luck.\n\nLook for info here:\nhttp://www.usastudentvisa.org/\nhttp://www.immihelp.com/visas/student/
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You may try to apply for scholoarship that is subsidized by the US Government.Please contact your local US Embassy for the details.In particular,you may ask for Fulbright Scholarship.Hope it helps :-)
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General Information: The United States welcomes foreign students to American language schools, high schools, universities and other institutions of higher education. Students on F-1 visa may accept employment in the U.S. as a part of their practical training by obtaining an Employment Authorization Document.\n\nEligibility Requirements: An applicant for a student visa must come to the United States to pursue an academic program in an institution recognized by, and affiliated with, the United States government. The alien must have a valid educational purpose for coming to the United States. The student can stay in the United States for as long as he/she is enrolled in school.\n\nLocating a School: It is highly recommended that you seek professional help in locating a reputable college, university, or language school in the United States. Very important is that the school also issues I-20's (the document you need in order to apply for a F-1 Student Visa). Please visit www.USAstudentvisa.org for help in locating a school that fits your needs.\n\nIF CANCELED YOU HAVE TO LEAVE THE STATES
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You shoud be able to apply for citizinship as long as he's under 16.  I was born in Canada and my parents were both landed immegrants  they are from the US originally.  Try contacting the local US consolate they will have more info, but you should be able to do that.  I remember it being alot of paperwork, but it's worth it.
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1/ Find a company that able to sponsor him.\n2/ School visa\n3/ Greencard lottery\n4/ YOU sponsor him.. by MARRIED to him.. than get him overhere.. that's IT.\nThe rest is up to you.
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Ordinarily, students attend schools in the district where they reside.  Since schools are generally funded by local property taxes, they do not take student from outside their district unless those students pay tuition, and the better school districts accept very few tuition students.  To become a tuition student you inquire at the district office.\nEach state department of education has a website and generally you can look up facts about schools and school districts.  Generally the better schools are in suburban districts near the larger cities, NOT in the larger cities, and not in rural districts.  Please remember this is a very general idea, and this is not a rule.\nStudents generally take the SAT in the spring of their 11th grade year, however you may register, pay, and take it whenever you wish and as often as you wish.\nSchools set their own entrance requirements for AP classes, ranging from none to a certain mark in a previous course (AP English would probably require a high mark in English or Honors English the previous year).  AP courses are one factor that universities examine when granting admission. I don't know how much their are weighed.  I do know that not all universities grant credit for AP courses.\nYou would also need the correct student visa in order to study.\nI don't understand about TOEFL.  If you are a native speaker of English, I would imagine that you would not need TOEFL to attend a US university, or, if you did, it would be a piece of cake to pass.\nI think that most US public high schools would be reluctant to admit a foreign student unless he or she was an exchange student with an approved exchange organization (which helps take care of the visa and tuition issues)or had become a resident immigrant.\nGood luck in any case.
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look  for some educational university n try to get addmission there u ll get student visa n get the addmission there...best of luck
242166
Read the paperwork from the specialist that come along with the child to school also contact there specialist and they can explain it. Also go to appointments with the child if parent permits it. It helps
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Don't fear.  As the person stated above, your son can always qualify for student loans.  You credit won't matter, and neither will his.  He must simply stay in school and he can not bankrupt on the loans.  These loans are backed by the government.  Granted, he will only qulaify for 7500 in loans, but work-study could be an option or he may have to get a job and pay the rest of in a payment schedule.  Maybe he should consider a state school.
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As a foreign student, you aren't eligible for *Federal* student aid (loans, grants, etc.) unless you have "refugee" status, "asylum granted" status, or "parolee" status; or are a "Cuban-Haitian Entrant." Just as an H-1 visa would not make the holder eligible to receive Federal Student Aid (FSA), it wouldn't make the spouse/child of that visa-holder eligible for FSA.\n\nSpeaking generally, the only way to obtain student loans as as a foreign student is to apply for these loans with a co-signer who is a citizen, permanent resident (or eligible non-citizen -- i.e. refugee, etc.).  Most loan companies offer this option.\n\nThere are SOME instances in which a school will have its own pool of loan funding that it can award at their discretion.  In some cases, these loans are made with the school's own money; in other cases the school is given the money by an education loan lender with whom they partner. The lender and the school are then jointly responsible for the administration of the loan.\n\nAt the school at which I work, we have $50,000 in loan funds that we are allowed to allocate as we see fit.  I generally reserve this pool of money for international students who have NO OTHER OPTION but to borrow this way (I always make sure that they have tried everything else).  These awards are generally small and the interest rates are high (about 14%), so you would need to decide if this is an option you are even willing to pursue.
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since you say "continue" i assume you are already here with a student visa? you have to get admission into another program or college and then get your I-20 from that place. and if your visa is near expiry you could renew that too, but most imp is the I 20.
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You will want to wait untill your 18 to go to College. You can come here on a scholarship but you need to apply to them. There are tons of scholarships out there, especially sports scholarships. \n\nTo come to a college here in the US, it's not mandatory to have a scholarship for students from other countries, but it's alot better since you won't have to pay as much. \n\nHere is a website with a link to available scholarships right now in the US: http://www.internationalscholarships.com/browse.php\n\nI looked at some of your other questions, and to come here you need to be older than 16, because right now your not an adult. Once you turn 18 you become an adult and you can go anywhere you want!! \n\nHere are some other links about immigrating to the United States:\nUS Immigration (official gov site):\nhttp://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis\nUS Immigration support:\nhttp://www.usimmigrationsupport.org/\nUS immigration (private site):\nhttp://www.us-immigration.com/\nHomeland Security (DHS):\nhttp://www.dhs.gov/index.shtm\nMove to USA.com:\nhttp://www.movetotheusa.com/\n\n- Good luck!