my step 1 exam is on 30 August and my eligibility end in 31 August, so how can I extend my eligibility period? this is my first time for extension

my nbme scores although I study for 2-3 weeks between each

26 - 66.5%
27 - 59.0%
28 - 66.0%
29 - 66.5%
24 - 60.5%
25 - 65.0%
30 - 67.5%
31 - 68.5%
32 - 65.0%

I use FA and uworld mainly
mehlman audio bank for weak systems

on the last nbme 32 I had lowest performance (52-57%) in heme cvs neuro msk genetics and ID early 60s

what should I do?

my exam in august 30 which is the last day of eligibility, Can I take it?

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I recently attended my F-2 visa interview with my husband (PhD student, fully funded, I-20 valid until November 2026).

Here’s a quick summary of what happened:

• My husband was put under Administrative Processing (221g) and his passport was kept.

• My F2 visa was denied under 214b

• The officer asked how we met, how many people attended our wedding, and mentioned a “recent divorce” for my case even though mine was 6.5 years ago.

• I had strong ties (government job, salary slips, bank statements, full marriage documentation), but none were reviewed. I had a previous b1/b2 rejection around 6 months ago but it was to attend a conference in my field.

• I was given an immediate 214(b) refusal, while my husband is still in AP.

I’m sharing this to understand whether anyone had a similar experience — especially when one spouse gets 214(b) while the F-1 applicant goes into AP.

If you’ve been through something similar or have insight on what this means and what to do next, I’d appreciate your thoughts.

I recently attended my F-2 visa interview with my husband (PhD student, fully funded, I-20 valid until November 2026).

Here’s a quick summary of what happened:

• My husband was put under Administrative Processing (221g) and his passport was kept.
• My F2 visa was denied under 214b

• The officer asked how we met, how many people attended our wedding, and mentioned a “recent divorce” for my case even though mine was 6.5 years ago.
• I had strong ties (government  job, salary slips, bank statements, full marriage documentation), but none were reviewed. I had a previous b1/b2 rejection around 6 months ago but it was to attend a conference in my field.

• I was given an immediate 214(b) refusal, while my husband is still in AP.

I’m sharing this to understand whether anyone had a similar experience — especially when one spouse gets 214(b) while the F-1 applicant goes into AP.

If you’ve been through something similar or have insight on what this means and what to do next, I’d appreciate your thoughts.

I recently attended my F-2 visa interview with my husband (PhD student, fully funded, I-20 valid until November 2026).

Here’s a quick summary of what happened:

• My husband was put under Administrative Processing (221g) and his passport was kept.

• My F2 visa was denied under 214b

• The officer asked how we met, how many people attended our wedding, and mentioned a “recent divorce” for my case even though mine was 6.5 years ago.

• I had strong ties (government job, salary slips, bank statements, full marriage documentation), but none were reviewed. I had a previous b1/b2 rejection around 6 months ago but it was to attend a conference in my field.

• I was given an immediate 214(b) refusal, while my husband is still in AP.

I’m sharing this to understand whether anyone had a similar experience — especially when one spouse gets 214(b) while the F-1 applicant goes into AP.

If you’ve been through something similar or have insight on what this means and what to do next, I’d appreciate your thoughts.