The safest thing to do, is apply for an I-192 waiver. The waiver will
either be granted or denied... Either way, you know your answer. I
doubt anyone here can tell you if he's barred. The first question is,
by how long did he overstay? What are the circumstances surrounding
his overstay? If he dropped out, he overstays if he is in the US one
day past the date he dropped out. if he overstayed by 180 days or
more, it's a three year bar automatically. If it's by 1 year or more,
10 year bar. So if he did overstay by that long, you know the answer.
S.
On Mar 10, 7:58 pm, CanadaGuy
wrote:
> I didnt know which forum it belonged to but posting it here
> nevertheless.
>
> How can a person check to see whether or not he is barred from entering
> USA.. My cousin overstayed his student visa, but then he left the
> country volunterily in 2002 and moved to Canada. He went through proper
> procedure when he was leaving and was not deported or arrested.
> However, an year later he was sent a notice to appear letter from the
> judge in states which he couldnt attend due to personal problem. Now
> he is a canadian citizen but he doesnt know what would happen if he
> tries to go back. Is there anyway he can check before he tries to
> cross the border?
>
> I would appreciate all your replies and inputs.
>
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