Nena C

UPDATE: VISA GRANTED

Thanks aaron...really appreciate everything.

We made a mistake...and WVP is a privilege..as it should be....I am not trying to circumvent the process .....it was a genuine mistake....the papers from the airlines were not even looked at 3 years ago....that is water under the bridge....I do own a home in the US..but due to our circumstances..I really don't want to go the route of a green card...THe process for greencard is long ..I am well aware of this and when and if we were to decide on moving back...I will definetely give myself enough time to go through the process...Someone mentioned registering the marriage..I have tried to contact the embassy and there is no information on this..any direction this would be helpful...Does anyone know if we can get the WVP reinstated for him..is there a process ?...a form ? someone to contact??..any hep would be appreciated..I just want us to travel between countries easily and without stress..as my parents are getting older and I need to be able to fly home with my husband by my side.

Thanks everyone....we will try and see how it works out...will keep you posted...

So you are basically saying he overstayed one day..literally one day.... and they will deny him FOREVER from entering USA....WOW and as for accidently= his flight was delayed and he had to stay an extra night in the US...thus expiring visa....not his fault...and as someone who had not dealt with the USCIS system before...we did not think this would become a problem. even the officer in immigration at the time...had said this should be not be a issue....as for your response...a bit of compassion and humility....at the end of the day I am a US citizen and am sure I can get him there on green card if I choose..but your response was condensing ....but as other post states suggests......US needs a solid reason for returning to home country ..what better then ..paying that much for his wife to stay in said country.

Thanks ..for advice ..but clearly..you need to find some humanity and compassion when you answer these questions...Reality is harsh..but your response doesn't have to be

I will definitely try.....After all being married..should have an impact on the situation and also proof of application for residency .....which BTW cost $7000.... for myself..here in Australia...should show ample justification that we do not intend to migrate....at the same time as a spouse married to an american citizen...I could apply for residency for him.....I am not interested in residency in the US...just a visit......

His overy stay was 31/2 years ago.....The reason for his visit was to. to see me ....and meet my family...we have since gotten married and are living in Austraia...I have applied for residency for myself in Australia ...We have no intention of staying there.

I am married to a Australian citizen...I am an american citizen....we are living in Australia...My husband was denied a tourist visa 2 times 3 years ago before we were married because he overstayed his tourist visa accidently by 1 day...I want to go visit my mom ..who is having surgery and want him to accompany me...He does not qualify for the ETSA visa because of the over stay..so we want to apply for a b1/ b2 visa...we only want to go for 3 weeks..my question is what are the chances of yet another denial...We were not married at the time..but are married now....what kind of documents do we need to provide....to prove to the consulate that he has no intention of staying in the us.