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30 minutes ago, Jmdawn2028 said:

well on her stump may 19 that’s her 90days but her expiration for her visa is June 19 

Her visa expiration is meaningless 

YMMV

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32 minutes ago, Jmdawn2028 said:

well on her stump may 19 that’s her 90days but her expiration for her visa is June 19 

Some B2 visas don't expire for 5 years.......that doesn't mean a person can stay in the US for 5 years.......as @payxibka said, the I-94 date is all that matters.

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5 hours ago, missileman said:

Some B2 visas don't expire for 5 years.......that doesn't mean a person can stay in the US for 5 years.......as @payxibka said, the I-94 date is all that matters.

That always makes me laugh when I hear that. That's because some people do believe that and have come on here saying as much.

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15 minutes ago, Jmdawn2028 said:

What make you laugh cyberfx

Some people have come on in here in the past asking questions about a multiple entry tourist visa that has a validity of say 5 years. So people think that they can stay here in the USA with their SO for years under that tourist visa because they think that the expiration date on the tourist visa is when they have to leave.

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