Overstay in other country

[Lolol 0]

Hi guys, I have a question: I’ve been traveling with my fiancé for 6 months in the UK, my tourist visa was valid for 6 months and I ended up confusing the dates and we stayed 12 days more than our allowed period, can I have any problem with this in my k1 interview??
As soon as we realized the departure date, we immediately left the country, we had no immigration problem when leaving the country

[JeanneAdil 7,083]

No

 

Please complete your timeline

[smilingstone 608]

Assuming you're the beneficiary, since you mention *your* K1 interview.

 

Where did you go after leaving the UK? Did you travel to the US with your fiance?

 

The overstay itself won't impact things, but the fact that you can travel on tourist visas for 6+ months at a time may raise questions. If you plan on staying in the US now for any length of time, it may appear that you are trying to live in other countries while claiming to be a tourist.

[Lolol 0]

4 minutes ago, smilingstone said:

Assuming you're the beneficiary, since you mention *your* K1 interview.

 

Where did you go after leaving the UK? Did you travel to the US with your fiance?

 

The overstay itself won't impact things, but the fact that you can travel on tourist visas for 6+ months at a time may raise questions. If you plan on staying in the US now for any length of time, it may appear that you are trying to live in other countries while claiming to be a tourist.

The United Kingdom was the only place I traveled to with my fiancé where I stayed for 6 months, because we also went to Scotland and visited several cities. After that, we traveled to Switzerland, France, and Prague, and stayed there for about 20 days in total, together with our families. I returned to my home country right after. I have never worked illegally nor had any issues with the police there.

Just now, Lolol said:

The United Kingdom was the only place I traveled to with my fiancé where I stayed for 6 months, because we also went to Scotland and visited several cities. After that, we traveled to Switzerland, France, and Prague, and stayed there for about 20 days in total, together with our families. I returned to my home country right after. I have never worked illegally nor had any issues with the police there.

I've never been to the United States with my fiancé

[smilingstone 608]

46 minutes ago, Lolol said:

After that, we traveled to Switzerland, France, and Prague, and stayed there for about 20 days in total, together with our families.

 

So you didn't overstay in the UK, you overstayed in the EU?

 

48 minutes ago, Lolol said:

I returned to my home country right after.

 

But you stayed with your family in Prague? So they overstayed too? Or are in Prague, meaning your "home country" is where?

 

Very confusing portrayal of events. You will have to get your story straight in case your travel history is questioned.

[Lolol 0]

5 minutes ago, smilingstone said:

 

So you didn't overstay in the UK, you overstayed in the EU?

 

 

But you stayed with your family in Prague? So they overstayed too? Or are in Prague, meaning your "home country" is where?

 

Very confusing portrayal of events. You will have to get your story straight in case your travel history is questioned.

What is confusing for you? Sorry, let me more clear:

I stayed in the UK for 6 months and 12 days.

As soon as I left the UK, I went to the EU and spent 20 days traveling between 3 countries with my fiancé and our families.

There was no overstay in the EU, only in the UK.

Shortly after, I returned to Brazil, my country of origin.

The UK and the EU are two different things… my overstay was in the UK (12 days).

I have never been to the United States and have never overstayed in any other country.

[TBoneTX 47,513]

Thread is moved from the IMBRA subforum to the K-1 Process forum.

8 hours ago, Lolol said:

my overstay was in the UK (12 days).

I have never been to the United States

The consular officer at your K-1 interview will be concerned solely with overstays in the U.S., so no worries.