Preparing a waiver just in case

[RichiJenny 14]

Ive stated previously but would like to know if this has happened to anyone from the UK ( or elsewhere) at all?

In short, I left the US after getting married on day 90. I left due to a medical emergency, and am now getting treatment back in the UK. We had not yet filed for AOS, as my illness beat us to it, and I left very quickly.

Now, having spoken to a CBP fella today, who said technically I was 'overstaying' due to the fact we'd not filed for the next phase.

Euro advised me to get a waiver prepared to take with me when I reach London, however Im just wondering if anyone else can shed any light or has heard of similar before.

Thanks so much in advance.

By the way, we are filing for the CR1.

[diadromous mermaid 36]

Ive stated previously but would like to know if this has happened to anyone from the UK ( or elsewhere) at all?

In short, I left the US after getting married on day 90. I left due to a medical emergency, and am now getting treatment back in the UK. We had not yet filed for AOS, as my illness beat us to it, and I left very quickly.

Now, having spoken to a CBP fella today, who said technically I was 'overstaying' due to the fact we'd not filed for the next phase.

Euro advised me to get a waiver prepared to take with me when I reach London, however Im just wondering if anyone else can shed any light or has heard of similar before.

Thanks so much in advance.

By the way, we are filing for the CR1.

By my reckoning, March 11 - June 9 is 90 days counting arrival and departure days. Am I adding incorrectly?

[RichiJenny 14]

I dont think so, i just keep having thick moments trying to re-deal with the immigration process AGAIN!

[diadromous mermaid 36]

Never mind. Correction, my apologies. 91 days on my second calculation.

[RichiJenny 14]

that was my original concern, however the date on my i94 departure record was June 9, the 90th day - having spoken to the CBP this afternoon who verified it for me that it was the 90th day.