B2 Multiple Visa

[Jennebeth 0]

My father & Mother is a B2 Mulitple Visa Holder last year,they plan to go to USA they stay 6months. After that they now flying back Home(PHilippines) the Senario in the Airport(San Francisco) they left by the plane & they try to book another flight the airline teller said that the available flight is only to Taipei only there is no flight to Philipines & the teller said that they not require to stay longer in taipei because they do not have a visa there , so they do not have a choose so that they stay in USA or extend 1week  but they do not apply for extention, only 6 months are they require in US ..my father & my mother choose to stay or extend because they acompanied by my Lola a 85years old so they cannot stay in the airport a longer time also my parents is a senior citizine . but after 1 week they get a rebook ticket ,the immagration  in San francisco they do not stub there passport or never question. Now there planning back again to US including my Lola a 85years to Escort back in US. 

 My question is. Is there be a possibility they will block my Father &Mother B2 mulitple visa in the airport because they extend there last trip.??thank & advance for those who answer my question😊

[MacUK 983]

Did they overstay the date they were given to leave by last time?

[Jennebeth 0]

Just now, MacUK said:

Did they overstay the date they were given to leave by last time?

Yes, tge given date is from May 14-Nov 14,, since they missed the flight they need to rebook but there no available flight going to Ph  in that particular day so they diceded to rebook 1 week after excess 1 week because of that traouble

[kzielu 1,147]

9 minutes ago, Jennebeth said:

 My question is. Is there be a possibility they will block my Father &Mother B2 mulitple visa in the airport because they extend there last trip.??thank & advance for those who answer my question😊

Yes, and that possibility is very high. They voided their visas by overstaying previous time so effectively they do not have them anymore.

[geowrian 22,336]

2 minutes ago, Jennebeth said:

Yes, tge given date is from May 14-Nov 14,, since they missed the flight they need to rebook but there no available flight going to Ph  in that particular day so they diceded to rebook 1 week after excess 1 week because of that traouble

Then their visas are void. Even 1 day of overstay makes them void. They will need to apply for a new visa to visit.

However, given their extended stay in the US last time, I suggest not applying for it until at least a year has passed.

 

Never book a flight so close to the expiration date.

Edited March 19, 2018 by geowrian

[Jennebeth 0]

Just now, geowrian said:

Then their visas are void. Even 1 day of overstay makes them void. They will need to apply for a new visa to visit.

However, given their extended stay in the US last time, I suggest not applying for it for a over a year.

 

Never book a flight so close to the expiration date.

But why the immgration in the airport they never question .  how they will know that ther visa is void no officer till or they not pay for the extended days..

[Jennebeth 0]

5 minutes ago, kzielu said:

Yes, and that possibility is very high. They voided their visas by overstaying previous time so effectively they do not have them anymore.

Are they have no a considaration for the senior cetizine??

[kzielu 1,147]

Just now, Jennebeth said:

Are they have no a considaration for the senior cetizine??

Why would they ? That would be blatant discrimination of non-senior citizens.

Edited March 19, 2018 by kzielu

[Jennebeth 0]

1 minute ago, kzielu said:

Why would they ? That would be blatant discrimination of non-senior citizens.

But why the immagration officer they dont question when they were there??

[geowrian 22,336]

4 minutes ago, Jennebeth said:

But why the immgration in the airport they never question .  how they will know that ther visa is void no officer till or they not pay for the extended days..

What immigration in the airport? You don't go through immigration on the way out in the US. They use an automatized system (APIS) to know when somebody leaves automatically, but there is nobody from immigration that looks at your passport or stamps it ever.

 

How will they know? Because they overstayed, which automatically makes it voided.

[geowrian 22,336]

See INA 222(g):

https://www.uscis.gov/ilink/docView/SLB/HTML/SLB/0-0-0-1/0-0-0-29/0-0-0-5161.html

"(g) 2/ (1) In the case of an alien who has been admitted on the basis of a nonimmigrant visa and remained in the United States beyond the period of stay authorized by the Attorney General, such visa shall be void beginning after the conclusion of such period of stay."

[kzielu 1,147]

1 minute ago, Jennebeth said:

But why the immagration officer they dont question when they were there??

I am not sure what your question is. Everyone is free to depart, there is immigration check during departure so there wasn't anyone to question them. Beside - what would be the point if they were leaving ?

[Jennebeth 0]

1 minute ago, kzielu said:

I am not sure what your question is. Everyone is free to depart, there is immigration check during departure so there wasn't anyone to question them. Beside - what would be the point if they were leaving ?

Ah ok thank . and i have one last question .it can be affect in our case because we  are apply also   for US Tourist visa  our interview is on april.

[kzielu 1,147]

4 minutes ago, Jennebeth said:

Ah ok thank . and i have one last question .it can be affect in our case because we  are apply also   for US Tourist visa  our interview is on april.

Yes, it potentially can.

[Jennebeth 0]

2 minutes ago, kzielu said:

Yes, it potentially can.

Ohh myyy. What are we going to do.😐