Can I change my status as an international student if I go to the United States without going to school and working illegally? How to get a green card? Please help me.

The time limit for I-20 is calculated from the time you should enroll in school to the time the school estimates for your graduation. However, if you return to China during this period, this I-20 needs to be replaced before you leave the United States in order to exchange for a new F-1 visa for international students in the United States from the U.S. Embassy in China, because as you know, our visa status is a It is valid for travel between China and the United States within the year. If it exceeds one year, it needs to be renewed.

If you do not go to class but work illegally, the following situations may occur:

1) In school, you have to register for courses every semester. You have to pay tuition, and after paying tuition, you have to go to class. Well, if you don't register, your F-1 visa will be invalid because the school will find out very quickly. If you have chosen a course and registered for it, but you don’t pay the tuition, this is of course easier to find out. After the school’s due day, you will be dropped, which means you have to drop the class and drop out. At this time, you are not registered. is a consequence. If you have registered and paid the tuition, the teacher will check your attendance if you don’t go to class. Generally, if you are absent four times in our school, you will drop the class. If you don’t drop the class online by yourself, you will get a failing grade. F. Of course, if you are willing to get an F, the teacher will certainly try to talk to you. If he cannot find you, he will notify the college's advisor or the Academic Affairs Office to find you.

2) If you are lucky enough to pay tuition and not go to class, you will not be discovered, but work in the society. Well, you know this is illegal work, because international students are not allowed to work outside the school. You can take the risk of working illegally, but you can’t apply for a social security card/number, which is as important as an ID card in the United States. To apply for this, you need a certificate from the employer that employs you. You are employed by somewhere. Therefore, if you work illegally, you will not be able to pass this level, and then you will not be able to obtain basic guarantees such as a driver's license. A green card is impossible, and a work visa is impossible.

3) If the school looks for you and discovers that you are working illegally, it may be handed over to the Immigration Bureau for illegal immigration processing.

After saying so much, it sounds like I am trying to scare you. In fact, having said that, there are definitely loopholes in the law that can be exploited, but no one I know has experience in this area, so I can't give you any advice. This requires you to take risks and explore on your own.

I would like to suggest that you find some work within the school. If you can't find a job as a TA or RA, you can work in the school library, restaurant, etc. First, it is legal; The pay is not necessarily worse than working as an illegal worker. Third, you can be a normal student without having to worry.

Another important point is that as long as you receive one penny of income from the school (including various scholarships), your tuition will immediately change from international student tuition to in-state tuition, which is 5 cents of the original tuition. Within one.

So, I advise you to think twice, don’t let your parents worry about you, don’t let your youth drift away! good luck!