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CNY   0

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Hai. I hold B1/B2 visa (multiple entry, valid for 1 year)and stayed at USA for 3months. I came back to my home country ,stayed for 20days, then I went to USA again at Dec 09. At the POE, I told the CBP officer that I want to stay for around 1 year. I did not have the return air ticket back to my home country. Also I had quited the job at that time. I was denied entry. I signed the form I-877, it said “You have been deemed inadmissible to the United States under section INA 212a7AiI for being an intended immigrant not in possession of a valid immigrant visa. You will be eligible to return to the USA once you are in possession of a valid immigrant and/or Non-immigrant Visa". They got my fingerprints, cancelled my visa and signed I-275 W/D DMA and A file number on the last page of my passport. Then I payed for the air ticket and back home.

I am wondering how will this affect my visa. As my wife hold F1 visa. So is it possible for me to reapply for F2 visa . Do I need to stay as longer as I can in my homecountry. Then to make the application. Really appreciate you help.

daboyz Experienced

daboyz   36

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Hai. I hold B1/B2 visa (multiple entry, valid for 1 year)and stayed at USA for 3months. I came back to my home country ,stayed for 20days, then I went to USA again at Dec 09. At the POE, I told the CBP officer that I want to stay for around 1 year. I did not have the return air ticket back to my home country. Also I had quited the job at that time. I was denied entry. I signed the form I-877, it said “You have been deemed inadmissible to the United States under section INA 212a7AiI for being an intended immigrant not in possession of a valid immigrant visa. You will be eligible to return to the USA once you are in possession of a valid immigrant and/or Non-immigrant Visa". They got my fingerprints, cancelled my visa and signed I-275 W/D DMA and A file number on the last page of my passport. Then I payed for the air ticket and back home.

I am wondering how will this affect my visa. As my wife hold F1 visa. So is it possible for me to reapply for F2 visa . Do I need to stay as longer as I can in my homecountry. Then to make the application. Really appreciate you help.

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Brother Hesekiel   2,236

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To the best of my knowledge, a B1/B2 allows only entry for a maximum of 6 months. Thus, by arriving on US shores less than 3 weeks after you left the US, with a one-way ticket only, with no ties to your home country, and by stating you would want to stay for one year, you basically triggered a huge red flag.

How can you afford such a long vacation? How much money do you have? These are questions you will have to answer the next time you apply for a visa.

Therefore, I do not think you will be able to get another visa to the US for a long time, as your actions clearly indicate immigration intent, whether that's actually true or not. What counts is how it's perceived by others.

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justashooter Experienced

justashooter   430

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bob don't know what CNY means, hao ba?

you in deep, buddy. bu hao. been denied on visitors for quitting job and just planning to live in USA for a year doing nothing? CBP chumbadong.

your prints will come up when you try to get F2, and it may be denied, but you'll never know till you find out.

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Darnell Grand Master

Darnell   8,479

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an F2 visa is a valid 'non-immigration visa'.

So - if you are successful in getting an F2 (I doubt you will be successful)

then - you will be admitted into the USA by CBP at the POE.

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