Legal Question in Immigration Law in Connecticut

If your husband is in a valid F1 status, aftre your graduation, you might be able to change status from F1 to F2. You will have to apply in a timely manner with the USCIS.

However, birth of a child in the USA doesn't give you or your husband any special rights to residency. A child has to be an adult in order to petition for his parents' residency.

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Hi,

A U.S. citizen child can sponsor a parent only when the child is 21 years of age. Informatioon about family sponsorship categories is here: www.h1b1.com/sponsor.htm

You can change to F2 status if at that time your husband continues to be a full-time student and you are a full-time student at time of filing as well. Perhaps if you find a suitable job offer an employment-based category such as H1B is possible with the support of the employer.

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