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Are Canadians with B2s granted 6 months per entry or 6 months per 365 days? (merged)

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Unlikely

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Don't Canadians get 6 months per entry? So no, no overstay.

 

Your bigger problem is the amount of time you have spent in the US - what genuine tourist spends nearly 4 months on holiday, goes back home for 7 days then spends another 4 months on holiday?

 

Not a genuine one, that's for sure. I would not be surprised if you were denied entry or at least questioned heavily on how you are able to fund so much time away from home without working.

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Just now, MaxP22 said:

Don't Canadians get 6 months per entry? So no, no overstay.

 

Your bigger problem is the amount of time you have spent in the US - what genuine tourist spends nearly 4 months on holiday, goes back home for 7 days then spends another 4 months on holiday?

 

Not a genuine one, that's for sure. I would not be surprised if you were denied entry or at least questioned heavily on how you are able to fund so much time away from home without working.

I just didn't mention it, but yes I did get denied entry after returning from the 112 days.
They said I was inadmissible due to lack of ties to my country which makes a lot of sense, lol. It looked like I was trying to illegally immigrate which I understand why it looked like that. He let me withdraw my application of admission to the US. I haven't returned and I'm back to working. No mention of overstays though... 

Don't know who to contact/inquire regarding if I do have an overstay

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10 minutes ago, Mandeloon29 said:

Even tho this happened all within a year?

Yes

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3 minutes ago, Mandeloon29 said:

I just didn't mention it, but yes I did get denied entry after returning from the 112 days.
They said I was inadmissible due to lack of ties to my country which makes a lot of sense, lol. It looked like I was trying to illegally immigrate which I understand why it looked like that. He let me withdraw my application of admission to the US. I haven't returned and I'm back to working. No mention of overstays though... 

Don't know who to contact/inquire regarding if I do have an overstay

Well there you go, proved my point exactly.

 

As mentioned Canadians get 6 months per entry so there is no overstay. Just leave a considerable amount of time since you last visited to try again.

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No overstay, but you are now flagged.

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1 minute ago, Mandeloon29 said:

Can you explain why I would be flagged though? 

When you were turned around. Those notes are in the system and will be for a very long time. It is recorded that you withdrew your request to enter. That is a sign that they did not believe you were just a tourist. 

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1 minute ago, Ontarkie said:

When you were turned around. Those notes are in the system and will be for a very long time. It is recorded that you withdrew your request to enter. That is a sign that they did not believe you were just a tourist. 

Ohh, that explains a lot. Will it affect any possible visas later on? 

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1 minute ago, Mandeloon29 said:

Ohh, that explains a lot. Will it affect any possible visas later on? 

It would depend on the visa. Not likely but one can never be sure.

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1 minute ago, Mandeloon29 said:

Ohh, that explains a lot. Will it affect any possible visas later on? 

It might.

 

You were fortunate they let you withdraw admission and not put you in expedited removal which carries a 5 year ban

 

 

 

 

 

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2 hours ago, Mandeloon29 said:

I just didn't mention it, but yes I did get denied entry after returning from the 112 days.
They said I was inadmissible due to lack of ties to my country which makes a lot of sense, lol. It looked like I was trying to illegally immigrate which I understand why it looked like that. He let me withdraw my application of admission to the US. I haven't returned and I'm back to working. No mention of overstays though... 

Don't know who to contact/inquire regarding if I do have an overstay

How soon after the 112 days did you try to re-enter the US? 
Who did you say you were visiting?

If you do go back where would you go/ how long would you want to stay? 

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Pretty much two weeks after the 112 days, which was pretty dumb, lol. (lesson learned)

I was visiting my boyfriend who lives in New Jersey. We want to get married so we could start a CR1 visa but I wasn't sure if I overstayed or if it was something else. 

So, Cr1 visa is the type of visa I'm seeking for in the near future.

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