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Filed: Country: Ireland
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hi guys

i got my usa entry for 3 months... from 4th september to 4th december... so i stayed in usa for 90 days...... i was talking to my cuz on phone (she lives in usa) n she wants me to spend my christmas wit her n her family..... i booked my flight on 24dec to from dublin(ireland) to boston.. my question is will the officer at the airport give another entry to spend my christams wit my family???? im irish citzen.. livin ireland

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This is a forum for k-1 fiance visa's. Sounds like you are just wanting to come here on a tourist visa or the visa waiver program? As long as you didn't previously over stay your 90 days I don't see why they wouldn't let you back in. You just can't be here more then 6 months total in a 12 month calender year.

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CBP FAQ - VWP Pay particular attention to the 4th paragraph. You will want to bring proof of ties to your home country so take a look at the following link. It mentions K-1 visa applicants but is applicable to all.

Visitation FAQ's

I'm going to move your question to the Tourist Visa forum.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Ireland
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You will probably be ok, especially if you didn't spend any other time (other than the 3 months you mention) in the USA in the last year or so, and have a return ticket for less than three months; going over for Christmas is a good reason, even better if you only intend to stay 2-3 weeks, ie for the holidays. Do bring ties to home though, just in case.

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hi guys

i got my usa entry for 3 months... from 4th september to 4th december... so i stayed in usa for 90 days...... i was talking to my cuz on phone (she lives in usa) n she wants me to spend my christmas wit her n her family..... i booked my flight on 24dec to from dublin(ireland) to boston.. my question is will the officer at the airport give another entry to spend my christams wit my family???? im irish citzen.. livin ireland

If you apply under ESTA, for a VWP then you will be ok, as you can re-enter the country multiple times for the validity of your ESTA (normally it is 2 years). each time you will be allowed to stay a maximum of 90 days (Short visit). They could question you for travelling few weeks from your previous trip, but you could explain it is for Christmas.

If you didn't qualify under ESTA and applied for a visa, then you need to check if your visa is for a single entry (1) or multiple entries (M). that way; you will know if you will be allowed or not.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Wales
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I make it 92 days and you overstayed?

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Sweden
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I make it 92 days and you overstayed?

I was thinking the same thing, at best it's 91 days if your dates are correct (I think it's counted by the days you "wake up" in the US, read it somewhere), and 92 at "worst".

Either way, you overstayed your VWP and will not be able to use it anymore.

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Canada
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I was once told by someone Irish that Boston gives special privileges to Ireland as far as immigration. Not sure if this is true.

p.s. say hi to my fiance in Boston! ;)

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Vietnam
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I was once told by someone Irish that Boston gives special privileges to Ireland as far as immigration. Not sure if this is true.

p.s. say hi to my fiance in Boston! ;)

If you know Whitey Bulger it may help. Or not.

That would be a false rumor.

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