INS refuse entry
Mar 18th 2004, 4:49 am
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INS refuse entry
can the INS refuse entry solely for having no record of your previous departure from the country?
Mar 18th 2004, 5:06 am
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Re: INS refuse entry
Originally posted by cormic
can the INS refuse entry solely for having no record of your previous departure from the country?
can the INS refuse entry solely for having no record of your previous departure from the country?
Mar 18th 2004, 5:17 am
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Re: INS refuse entry
Originally posted by cormic
can the INS refuse entry solely for having no record of your previous departure from the country?
can the INS refuse entry solely for having no record of your previous departure from the country?
Mar 18th 2004, 6:04 am
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Re: INS refuse entry
Originally posted by ray6
In your case you could also be refused as morons have to have a Leash
In your case you could also be refused as morons have to have a Leash
Mar 18th 2004, 6:08 am
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Re: INS refuse entry
Originally posted by manc1976
yes
yes
Mar 18th 2004, 6:17 am
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Re: INS refuse entry
You will be refused the entry if you, for example, as a green card holder, spend more than 1 year abroad.
There were several forums titles where similar topics were already discussed. I think it would be better if you pose your comments in earlier titles, because of more participants involved. Hera are the links:
"Do the INS knows how long Greencard holder is out of IS?"
britishexpats.com/arch/34/2004/2/169690
"Living abroad with green card"
britishexpats.com/arch/34/2004/2/129298
"GC holder outside for 2 years"
britishexpats.com/arch/34/2004/2/172972
"Big dilemma: Must I give up my green card?"
britishexpats.com/arch/34/2004/2/201515
There were several forums titles where similar topics were already discussed. I think it would be better if you pose your comments in earlier titles, because of more participants involved. Hera are the links:
"Do the INS knows how long Greencard holder is out of IS?"
britishexpats.com/arch/34/2004/2/169690
"Living abroad with green card"
britishexpats.com/arch/34/2004/2/129298
"GC holder outside for 2 years"
britishexpats.com/arch/34/2004/2/172972
"Big dilemma: Must I give up my green card?"
britishexpats.com/arch/34/2004/2/201515
Mar 18th 2004, 6:32 am
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Re: INS refuse entry
Originally posted by cormic
how do you know this and on under what grounds is the person refused entry?
how do you know this and on under what grounds is the person refused entry?
It is YOUR responsibility to let the INS know of your departure.
If you do not, the INS will presume you didn't leave or overstayed your welcome at best.
And with that train of thought, bar your re-entry.
Mar 18th 2004, 7:27 am
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Re: INS refuse entry
cormic wrote on 3/18/2004 11:08:
> Originally posted by manc1976
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>>yes
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> how do
> you know this and on under what grounds is the person refused entry?
It is in the immigration law.
> Originally posted by manc1976
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>>yes
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> how do
> you know this and on under what grounds is the person refused entry?
It is in the immigration law.
Mar 18th 2004, 10:12 am
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Re: INS refuse entry
cormic wrote:
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> can the INS refuse entry solely for having no record of your previous
> departure from the country?
There is no INS anymore. Can't one be refused entry for virtually any
reason the inspector says, including "I don't want to let this person
in."
>
> can the INS refuse entry solely for having no record of your previous
> departure from the country?
There is no INS anymore. Can't one be refused entry for virtually any
reason the inspector says, including "I don't want to let this person
in."
Mar 18th 2004, 1:43 pm
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Re: INS refuse entry
Originally posted by manc1976
If they have no record of your previous departure, ie, your I-94 wasn't relinquished, you are supposed to send it to a place in Kentucky to be processed along with other evidence of your departure from the USA.
It is YOUR responsibility to let the INS know of your departure.
If you do not, the INS will presume you didn't leave or overstayed your welcome at best.
And with that train of thought, bar your re-entry.
If they have no record of your previous departure, ie, your I-94 wasn't relinquished, you are supposed to send it to a place in Kentucky to be processed along with other evidence of your departure from the USA.
It is YOUR responsibility to let the INS know of your departure.
If you do not, the INS will presume you didn't leave or overstayed your welcome at best.
And with that train of thought, bar your re-entry.
Mar 18th 2004, 2:27 pm
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Re: INS refuse entry
Originally posted by cormic
can the INS refuse entry solely for having no record of your previous departure from the country?
can the INS refuse entry solely for having no record of your previous departure from the country?
Will they? Maybe.
Mar 21st 2004, 1:10 pm
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Re: INS refuse entry
Yes, foreign citizens have no right to visit this country.
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