I changed from L2 to F1 in US? Do u know how risky it is for me to try to get my visa stamped F1 in Germany?

Question

I am trying to see if i can travel to Germany - for work - and be able to get back in with in 3months or so. I changed form L2 to F1 in the US, so if i go out i know i need a visa stamp from my country or another country to get back in. So, I would like to know if you know if that is possible or is it too hard/risky to try to do it in Germany? And if so, do u recommend any other countries?

Answer 1

u can get your R2 D2 stamped at a

Star Wars convention

Answer 2

You have to keep your terms clear.  It seems you entered the US as an L2 (spouse). On your own merit, you changed your status to an F1 (student).  Your I-94 card stated you can remain in the USA for the "Duration of Status" - as long as you maintain your student status. If the university that you're studying at allows you to leave for three months, I see no problem. What I'm not sure of is whether your university will allow you to take no classes for three months *and* remain a student. You'll need your valid, current I-20 when you return, too.

Can you do that?  Can you, in fact, remain a student if you leave for three months?