do I have an entry ban (split topic)

[lolita12357 1]

I have a question about this if you were a minor (went to america when i was 8 and over stayed a tourist visa after 8 years till I was 15) left america came home to my homeland and incase anybody wondering did i get kicked out of america or have any trouble I didn't. me and my mom decided to go back and live in our homeland but I got married and my husband is an american citizen he wants to live in america he filled me a k1 visa and everything is good had interview said i was approved but my ceac satues says issued while the council where I was interviewed at says Im under administration process. would that not let that me enter america until after 10 years even if i was a minor?

Edited September 22, 2015 by lolita12357

[Transborderwife 4,666]

I have a question about this if you were a minor (went to america when i was 8 and over stayed a tourist visa after 8 years till I was 15) left america came home to my homeland and incase anybody wondering did i get kicked out of america or have any trouble I didn't. me and my mom decided to go back and live in our homeland but I got married and my husband is an american citizen he wants to live in america he filled me a k1 visa and everything is good had interview said i was approved but my ceac satues says issued while the council where I was interviewed at says Im under administration process. would that not let that me enter america until after 10 years even if i was a minor?

K1s aren't for married couples that is fraud. Minors don't get banned

Edited September 22, 2015 by Transborderwife

[lolita12357 1]

thanks and its my fault i didn't know the name of the applications but its marriage application I'm not sure what it is i think maybe DS-260 something like that not sure also but thats what i see on my ceac immigration statues

[NigeriaorBust 4,087]

overstays are forgiven until you reach 18 , so at 18 and 6 months you start incurring a ban. If you left before then you have no ban.

[Ryan H 3,855]

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[allyinchicago 8]

oh you would know if you needed a waiver! the consular would give you a paper you were formally denied and you take that paper and include it in your waiver package, you can't just send the waiver in, you need to be denied first !

[Penguin_ie 5,999]

The overstay will not create a ban, but it may make them look more closely at you, hence the AP- extra security and name checks and so on.

[newacct 688]

From what you described, you should not have ever had a ban.

If however, you tried to enter illegally after your overstay, then you could have a lifetime ban.