Hypothetical scenerio as below:
I-94:good for 6 months stay
What u told immigration officer at point of entry: 4 weeks
actual length of stay in USA: 3 months
I dont see any major issue at all. In fact, I doubt that the officer who
asked you the length of stay would put on the system for what your answer was.
If he did, then just present a credible reasonof why u stayed longer than u
needed to.
Simple as that
Est wrote:
>> If you leave early, it's not a big deal..
>> its overstaying tats a problem
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>>> Best regards,
>>> Est
>
>Hello Andy,
>
>Yes, I understand overstaying is to be avoided. But overstay what? The
>duration that one tells the immi officer or the stamped date on the I-94?
>The latter is ruled out. However, my question is can one stay longer, more
>than what we have told the immi officer? What happens on the next visit?
>Because, a person may have departed from US within the stipulated date but
>stayed longer...say a month, 2 or 4 months although he must have said 2 or 3
>weeks to the immi officer.
>
>Best regards,
>Est
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