<p>Again, I stand by my assertion. If as his claims his family was approved in 2006 for immigrant visa (gren card)-that means that a visa is immediately available at that point- and they would get the green card immediately. The process time is 6 months currently at all USA service stations. So why does he has to wait after he has been approved for a green card? Is he the unmarried child over 21 of someone who got a green card? While I sympathize for his predicament, so what about going back to his country where he could attend a free university and the amount that his parents make here would be sufficient to support him? Have anyone thought of the floridians born and raised here that would be denied attendance to a state university if this person attends with public funds? There are many schools that offer ful rides to internationals but these funds come from the schools discretionary funds, ie endowment and as most schools have got big financial hits they prefer to spend that money to an international that can greatly contribute to a school, either through exceptionary skills, or prestige in their country. If you pay closer attention, the majority of the internationals have attended prestigious schools in their countries and it is extremely rare to pluck a poor student from a rural area.</p>