PRIOR PROBLEM WITH IMIGRATION X INTERVIEW

[Aryadne e Kevin 0]

Hi, guys!

I read somewhere that, for the ones who the prior problems with immigration, it is necessary to take to the interview the Record about it and all of the documents related to it.

So, in 2005 I had my B-2 Visa automatically cancelled because I overstayied in California 3 months. However, I didn´t know about it, because I was studing ion California, and I dodn´t know I had my visa cancelled. long story short, in the same year, after a short trip to Brazil, I returned to CA thinking everything was fine with my visa, and at Atlanta POE, I got to know that the visa was canceled, they barred my entrance and sent me back to Brazil. That was my prior problem with the immigration.

So, my question are:

1. do I have to present the record of this experience to the interviewr
2. after that sad episode, I sued the school where I was attending, and I won the case in 2008. So, Do I need to present all of the documents of this lawsuit, which proves that I didnt mean to be illegal for 3 months...

Thanks for the help!

Ary

[Dakine 26]

Hi, guys!

I read somewhere that, for the ones who the prior problems with immigration, it is necessary to take to the interview the Record about it and all of the documents related to it.

So, in 2005 I had my B-2 Visa automatically cancelled because I overstayied in California 3 months. However, I didn´t know about it, because I was studing ion California, and I dodn´t know I had my visa cancelled. long story short, in the same year, after a short trip to Brazil, I returned to CA thinking everything was fine with my visa, and at Atlanta POE, I got to know that the visa was canceled, they barred my entrance and sent me back to Brazil. That was my prior problem with the immigration.

So, my question are:

1. do I have to present the record of this experience to the interviewr
2. after that sad episode, I sued the school where I was attending, and I won the case in 2008. So, Do I need to present all of the documents of this lawsuit, which proves that I didnt mean to be illegal for 3 months...

Thanks for the help!

Ary

You are no doubt in USCISs data base. Put info in forms when and where asked for.

[YuAndDan 153]

1. You note being denied entry on the DS-230, they interviewer will know about this.

2. NO

Note your overstay will not be an issue. Only overstays longer than 180 days get bars of 3 years, and overstays of 1 year get 10 year bars.

[moonhunt 1]

Probably you may need to bring all documents regarding those matter.

Since it is 3 month over-stay, it is not applied to "banning" rule.

But interview officer may think that you are not following immigration law, and it is your fault.

So if he/she think it is your fault, he/she "may" think you do not have good moral character.

If he/she doubt about your good moral character, you have responsibility to show any proof that it is not your fault.

Hi, guys!

I read somewhere that, for the ones who the prior problems with immigration, it is necessary to take to the interview the Record about it and all of the documents related to it.

So, in 2005 I had my B-2 Visa automatically cancelled because I overstayied in California 3 months. However, I didn´t know about it, because I was studing ion California, and I dodn´t know I had my visa cancelled. long story short, in the same year, after a short trip to Brazil, I returned to CA thinking everything was fine with my visa, and at Atlanta POE, I got to know that the visa was canceled, they barred my entrance and sent me back to Brazil. That was my prior problem with the immigration.

So, my question are:

1. do I have to present the record of this experience to the interviewr
2. after that sad episode, I sued the school where I was attending, and I won the case in 2008. So, Do I need to present all of the documents of this lawsuit, which proves that I didnt mean to be illegal for 3 months...

Thanks for the help!

Ary