any experience on 1 or 2 day overstay on vwpp?
Jul 3rd 2001, 2:02 pm
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Hello people!
Does anyone have experience with a 1 or 2-day overstay on the Visa Waiver?
My fiance on one of his visits was unable to get a flight back to UK on time, therefore he was here for 92 days. I hope this isn't going to throw everything we've gone through into tailspin, when he interviews in London on July 17. Many thanks for any input. BTW our atty says highly unlikely, and the interview in London will be painless, but I need something to worry about!
Does anyone have experience with a 1 or 2-day overstay on the Visa Waiver?
My fiance on one of his visits was unable to get a flight back to UK on time, therefore he was here for 92 days. I hope this isn't going to throw everything we've gone through into tailspin, when he interviews in London on July 17. Many thanks for any input. BTW our atty says highly unlikely, and the interview in London will be painless, but I need something to worry about!
Jul 3rd 2001, 2:53 pm
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Assuming his interview is for a K-1 I don't see any problems. He'll never be able to
use the visa waiver again but hopefully he'll never have to anyway!
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use the visa waiver again but hopefully he'll never have to anyway!
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Jul 3rd 2001, 3:09 pm
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[usenetquote2]> > our atty says highly unlikely, and the interview in London will be painless, but[/usenetquote2]
[usenetquote2]> > I need something to worry about![/usenetquote2]
It will be fine I personally guarantee it. Please worry about Gooky my horned toad.
One of his horns is dropping off.
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[usenetquote2]> > our atty says highly unlikely, and the interview in London will be painless, but[/usenetquote2]
[usenetquote2]> > I need something to worry about![/usenetquote2]
It will be fine I personally guarantee it. Please worry about Gooky my horned toad.
One of his horns is dropping off.
Grinch
Jul 3rd 2001, 3:19 pm
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I agree with your attorney's prognosis. Unless your fiancee had a notation marked in his passport and a ban placed on his future use of the WVP or entry into the US, then he should be fine.
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Jul 3rd 2001, 3:37 pm
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He does have a ban on the future use of the visa waiver. It's automatic.
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Jul 3rd 2001, 4:16 pm
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There's nothing quite like realising you're not quite the horny toad you thought you
were in your past.
Tell you what, Andy. If I pass my interview with a previous conviction, two days
overstay is a walk in the park.
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There's nothing quite like realising you're not quite the horny toad you thought you
were in your past.
Tell you what, Andy. If I pass my interview with a previous conviction, two days
overstay is a walk in the park.
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Jul 3rd 2001, 4:40 pm
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Well now my stomache is in knots over this thing.
My fiance IS banned from using the Visa Waiver.... they stamped that in his passport last December when he was denied entry in Phoenix and sent back to the UK.
Am I still okay for the interview?
I feel like I'm going to cry.
My fiance IS banned from using the Visa Waiver.... they stamped that in his passport last December when he was denied entry in Phoenix and sent back to the UK.
Am I still okay for the interview?
I feel like I'm going to cry.
Jul 3rd 2001, 5:23 pm
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Aww, dear, I'm no expert but I think it should be ok. When I had my interview there were a couple of people at the Embassy who had stamps in their passports because they'd been refused admission to the USA. But they still got their K-1 visas. So try not to stress too much.
take care, Jennie
Ben & Jennie's UK to USA K-1 Visa Quest: http://www.geocities.com/ben_jennie/
take care, Jennie
Ben & Jennie's UK to USA K-1 Visa Quest: http://www.geocities.com/ben_jennie/
Jul 4th 2001, 1:38 am
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Many thanks to all of you for making me feel a whole lot better! The knot in my stomache has gone but I'm still worried about that toad.
Jul 4th 2001, 3:39 pm
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back to stressing
Uh oh, I went looking at loads of websites last night, searching for 1 or 2-day overstays. One attorney's site said you're subject to a 3 year ban (That can't be right!).
How should my Fiance approach this subject at his interview?
Should he bring it up himself? Or should he wait until the interviewer brings up his 2 day overstay? I saw where a fiance in Brazil was denied their K-1 at the interview due to a 2-day overstay and had to file for the waiver. This worrying is killing me. We bought his airline ticket already, it's non refundable and I'll be so disappointed if he doesn't get his visa on the 17th.
I know I was told not to worry, but when I read other people's stories of having their visa denied in same situation, I can't help it! Can you give me some more advice please?
How should my Fiance approach this subject at his interview?
Should he bring it up himself? Or should he wait until the interviewer brings up his 2 day overstay? I saw where a fiance in Brazil was denied their K-1 at the interview due to a 2-day overstay and had to file for the waiver. This worrying is killing me. We bought his airline ticket already, it's non refundable and I'll be so disappointed if he doesn't get his visa on the 17th.
I know I was told not to worry, but when I read other people's stories of having their visa denied in same situation, I can't help it! Can you give me some more advice please?
