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Amandeep 09-25-2003, 05:33 AM Hi! All My wife departed from Boston on British airways and she was flying out for the first time and airline people forgot to detach the I 94 card, will that be a problem when she re-enters US, please help me. Thanks -Amandeep JohnCindy 09-25-2003, 06:10 AM Originally posted by Amandeep Hi! All My wife departed from Boston on British airways and she was flying out for the first time and airline people forgot to detach the I 94 card, will that be a problem when she re-enters US, please help me. Thanks -Amandeep Amandeep you will probably have to find another wife as this one will be viewed as a Visa "overstay" and will NEVER be allowed back into the US -- Posted via http://britishexpats.com JohnCindy 09-25-2003, 07:11 AM You most probaably either are an American or have lost the Irony Gene. Incidently I received a private response from Andeep who apprecites my humour!![ QUOTE]Originally posted by tbiller If you can't post advice, constructive criticism or support then don't bother. What you give is what you get returned. So don't be surprised if any of your requests for help and advice provoke an equally unhelpful and upsetting response. Or maybe that's why you are here - to upset people? -- Posted via http://britishexpats.com JohnCindy 09-25-2003, 07:17 AM Originally posted by goose101 You most probaably either are an American or have lost the Irony Gene. Incidently I received a private response from Andeep who apprecites my humour!![ QUOTE]Originally posted by tbiller If you can't post advice, constructive criticism or support then don't bother. What you give is what you get returned. So don't be surprised if any of your requests for help and advice provoke an equally unhelpful and upsetting response. Or maybe that's why you are here - to upset people? Gosh wow how fantastic. Learn to use the quotation system properly or don't bother. You're not making a very good start here, are you? And I'm not American. Not yet. -- Posted via http://britishexpats.com JohnCindy 09-25-2003, 07:35 AM I thought this was an open forum, not designed for those that stick their nose in where it's not wanted and are more interested in the correct use of the quotation system than anything else. I am sure you are not required to run to anyones aid just yet... Originally posted by tbiller Gosh wow how fantastic. Learn to use the quotation system properly or don't bother. You're not making a very good start here, are you? And I'm not American. Not yet. -- Posted via http://britishexpats.com Amandeep 09-25-2003, 09:37 AM goose101 <member@british_expats.com> wrote in message news:<982289.1064499039@britishexpats.com>... Originally posted by Amandeep Hi! All My wife departed from Boston on British airways and she was flying out for the first time and airline people forgot to detach the I 94 card, will that be a problem when she re-enters US, please help me. Thanks -Amandeep Amandeep you will probably have to find another wife as this one will be viewed as a Visa "overstay" and will NEVER be allowed back into the US Oh Shup up who ever you are, i am asking ideas from experts not from some illitrate person like you. JohnCindy 09-25-2003, 09:56 AM Originally posted by goose101 I thought this was an open forum, not designed for those that stick their nose in where it's not wanted and are more interested in the correct use of the quotation system than anything else. I am sure you are not required to run to anyones aid just yet... Gosh wow how fantastic. Learn to use the quotation system properly or don't bother. You're not making a very good start here, are you? And I'm not American. Not yet. ROFL!! It's not hard to learn to quote properly. Really it isn't.... -- Posted via http://britishexpats.com JohnCindy 09-25-2003, 11:30 AM I found this- hope it helps. How to Properly Record Your Departure from the United States The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) informs that, if you returned home with your Arrival/Departure Record (I-94 white or I-94W green) still in your passport, your departure was not properly recorded. It is your responsibility to provide the DHS sufficient information to properly record your timely departure from the United States. If you do not show a timely departure from the U.S., or if you cannot reasonably prove so when you next seek entry into the U.S., DHS may conclude you remained in the U.S. beyond your authorized stay. If so, your visa may be cancelled, your entry into the U.S. may be barred and you may be returned immediately to your foreign point of origin. To show your departure, DHS will consider a variety of information, including, but not limited to: Original I-94 white or I-94W green. Original boarding passes you used to depart the U.S. Photocopies of entry or departure stamps in your passport indicating entry to another country after you departed the U.S. (copy all passport pages that are not completely blank and include the biographical page containing your photograph). Photocopies of other supporting evidence that shows your name and date, to indicate you were in another country after leaving the United States, such as: Dated pay slips or vouchers from your employer outside the U.S. Dated bank records showing transactions outside the U.S. School records showing attendance at a school outside the U.S. Dated credit card receipts, with the credit card number deleted, for purchases made outside the U.S. Your statement alone, without supporting evidence, is unacceptable. If you send original materials, please retain a copy since DHS cannot return original materials after processing. To help correct your records quickly, please include a signed, dated explanation in English. Please mail your explanation and supporting documents to the following address: ACS-INS SBU P.O. Box 7125 London KY 40742-7125 USA Do not mail your I-94 or supporting documents to any U.S. Consulate or Embassy, any other DHS office or to any address other than the one stated above. Only at this location can DHS make the necessary corrections to your records to prevent serious disruption to your U.S. travel in the future. -- Posted via http://britishexpats.com Joachim Feise 09-25-2003, 12:20 PM On Thu, 25 Sep 2003, mrsm wrote: I found this- hope it helps. How to Properly Record Your Departure from the United States Thanks for that. Do you have the link? This question comes up from time to time here, and it would help to just point people to the link. -Joe matrix 09-25-2003, 12:38 PM "Joachim Feise" <reply@the.newsgroup> wrote in message news:Pine.LNX.4.53L0.0309251319020.18263@pv105234. reshsg.uci.edu... | On Thu, 25 Sep 2003, mrsm wrote: | > | > I found this- hope it helps. | > | > | > | > How to Properly Record Your Departure from the United States | | Thanks for that. | Do you have the link? This question comes up from time to time here, | and it would help to just point people to the link. | | -Joe http://www.usembassy.ie/consulate/departure_record.html JohnCindy 09-25-2003, 12:50 PM Thanks Matrix for posting the link, saves me looking it up again! :) -- Posted via http://britishexpats.com |
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