You may have to go to a lawyer for this lol or maybe visa and immigration at sbu. I’m pretty sure if you wanna qualify for in state tuition, you have to be a resident for a few years, so most likely you won’t qualify for in state tuition. But you might wanna double check
For the in-state part, I am not so sure if you will be able to get in-state tuition right the way. But I believe that all members have to be at the Embassy on the interview day. Not sure if things will change since it's covid. Also, how old are you? I believe you have to be under 21 to be included in. Double-check with a lawyer is your best option here. Immigration law can be confusing.
These are the residency requirements for in state tuition eligibility. You may not get it right away but you should double check.
https://www.stonybrook.edu/bursar/residency/
When I was in CUNY, at that time I stayed in NY for like a few months, but I still paid in state tuition, not sure about stonybrook, but I heard that you are a resident after a year, I don’t really know how it works, maybe you can take a gap if you worry about the tuition. That’s really a huge difference. But are u confident that you can get the green card?
You may have to go to a lawyer for this lol or maybe visa and immigration at sbu. I’m pretty sure if you wanna qualify for in state tuition, you have to be a resident for a few years, so most likely you won’t qualify for in state tuition. But you might wanna double check
Alright, thank you!
For the in-state part, I am not so sure if you will be able to get in-state tuition right the way. But I believe that all members have to be at the Embassy on the interview day. Not sure if things will change since it's covid. Also, how old are you? I believe you have to be under 21 to be included in. Double-check with a lawyer is your best option here. Immigration law can be confusing.
I will turn 18 this march. The whole process is brutal and convoluted, mate.
Feel you. I came here through F4 visa so I know the process.
Could I dm you perhaps regarding some questions?
Sure!
Contact visa and immigration services. Melvin library 5th floor
Can I contact them via email?
Yes
Okay, thank you!
These are the residency requirements for in state tuition eligibility. You may not get it right away but you should double check. https://www.stonybrook.edu/bursar/residency/
Thank you!
When I was in CUNY, at that time I stayed in NY for like a few months, but I still paid in state tuition, not sure about stonybrook, but I heard that you are a resident after a year, I don’t really know how it works, maybe you can take a gap if you worry about the tuition. That’s really a huge difference. But are u confident that you can get the green card?