Help for the F1 visa

I changed schools while in the US once (in 2000). As a result, if I leave the US I have to attend an interview to re-apply for an F-1 visa, which can be very difficult. For this reason I have been stuck in the US for the past 5 years.

I am now a permanent resident in Canada (immigrant)landed in May 2005, and want to travel outside North America for a period. I am wondering how difficult it would be for me to apply for a F-1 visa with my current status? I will get my PhD soon, so I am concerned that if my visa is rejected I cannot continue my studies.

If any one has any idea to share-----thanks so much!

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• Try 3rd country -ForSure!!- ♀ (0 bytes) () 06/29/2005 postreply 05:47:24

• should be no problem for CA im -caotmdusa- ♂ (0 bytes) () 06/29/2005 postreply 06:43:39

• Thanks, any chance get refused -玉兔子- ♀ (188 bytes) () 06/29/2005 postreply 09:51:39

• nothing is 100% guaranteed. -3465768- ♀ (207 bytes) () 06/29/2005 postreply 09:55:08

• Are you in Toronto area? -CanImm- ♂ (109 bytes) () 06/29/2005 postreply 10:34:02

• 回複：Are you in Toronto area? -玉兔子- ♀ (128 bytes) () 06/29/2005 postreply 12:35:13