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Scorpion1110

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  1. Hi ayisi phyllis , thanks... She do not know that when she waits for her extension and got denied, she will be considered "overstaying" she has no plan to stay just for a visit.... Does she needs to consult immigration lawyer before she leaves US??? With regards to her denial of extension.? Thanks

  2. Hi boiler, Does she needs to pay taxes??? She never worked here..

    I already talked to my aunt regarding the consequence of her denial. She's worried she can never travel again in US in the future or she may have a denial of visa once she decided to go for another interview. If she knows the consequence, she might not apply for an extension.. She is eager to see her ailing friends, she has breast cancer, terminal stage :( acftually her bestfriends since childhood days :'(

  3. Hi jose eli, really?? Even if she will leave US on time as states in the denial letter? What if she will use the same visa to come here in US after 2years or so... Just for example, is she will have trouble on her entry... What she might bring with here, does she needs to get another US visa?

  4. Thanks for the response, but i read that TSA checks the Identification Card or passport of the passenger, if the passenger is holding a foreign passport, the TSA will go through the visa pages. Since my aunts application for extension is denied she is considered out of status, but the denial letter mentioned she has 30days to depart US. Is there gonna be a problem with that?? If the TSA will check the visa pages. But my aunt will definitely go back to her home country. I just want to make sure that her domestic flight wont cause any problem or delayed. Thanks

  5. Hi there, my aunt just received today her visa extension denial letter, it says there she needs to leave US within 30 days... Next week she willl fly to Texas to visit an ailing friend... Is there gonna be a problem on her domestic flight? Thanks...

  6. Hi,

    My friend just ask me a favor to ask this here. she got married to a US citizen, all paper works got submitted already. And their interview will be next week. From the moment they got married, they decided to live on separate house, because they want to save more money so they can move easily and conveniently when they have enough savings. She is worried that this might be a problem in the approval of her green card. What is the best arguments to the interviewing officer on why they decided to live separately??

    Thanks

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