Know someone that would like to sponsor an int'l student in the US? I need help to keep my husband in the US
Answer:
You are a permanent resident, you can be his "sponsor". He should apply for permanent residency also. Check out www.uscis.gov.
Contact you're congressman woman if their still alive
what does a person have to do to sponsor your husband?
Uh! 1. Apply for resident status like every other human in the world is expected to do.
2. Apply for citizenship status when eligible.
3. Stop trying to skirt our system by illegal methods. We have enough people in this country illegally without you trying to add to the problem.
4. Do you believe if I tried to live illegally in Jordan, I would be held harmless and not punished.
Get a Real Life!
I do not mean to be cruel, but he knew the rules when he accepted the visa to come here to study. You are now seeking to illegally circumvent the regulations which require him to demonstrate financial support to continue his studies (which makes me wonder about the information supplied on the application in the first place).
The whole point of study visas is to allow someone to do just that - study and then return to their home country. If they qualify to stay by adjusting their status, that is fair enough. Anyone is welcome to try that legally. However, you cannot circumvent the rules, which you both should have known in advance.
The USA is not a free meal ticket for all and sundry. By the way, I came here as a legal immigrant and had to wait three years before I was eligible for any aid whatsoever. Anyone who thinks life is easy is deluded.
Why don't you call, email, write George W. Bush, I am quiet sure he would be very happy to provide you some help and relief.
Let's see if I have this straight now. You aren't a citizen yet, but you met and married someone on a student visa who is no longer a student, so basically is illegal now, and you want someone to pay his school so he can become legal again. Is that about it? You are looking for someone to help you skirt the law so your wants are met. Yes, wants, not needs.
Well, tell you what. I bought a KIA because it was all I could afford, but now I want more power, so will someone buy me a Buick? Set your timer, and let's see who gets taken care of first.
he is on the list of the watched special registration nations. but jordan is a friend. y ou can sponsor him if you make the right income. have you contacted immgiration and naturalization. i am your state as well. they are in murray, utah. go to www.us
if he is a good enough student he could apply for the myriad of scholarships. go to www.ed.gov and begin there. go to www.doleta.gov maybe he can get a job and get a work permit buty ou the spouse must earn enough to sponsor him.
Unfortunately, your husband cannot stay in the U.S. The terms of his student visa require that he return home when his studies are completed. He cannot adjust status from a student visa. He must return to Jordan and you must start the immigration process from there.
In order to even qualify for a student visa, he must be able to show he has sufficient funds to pay for school. If he can't, he won't qualify for a student visa. If he's not a permanent resident or US citizen, he will not qualify for any type of financial aid or loans for school.
Also married to you does not help him, because you're not even a U.S. citizen.
The immigration information post by website user , MyTend.com not guarantee correctness