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[nour2009 0]

Hello, I have americain vida for 10 years , I spent 6 months in America.

I requested an extension of the I-94 , but unfortunately ,I received the letter of refusal after 4 months of my application, means that I have spent 10 months,

now I'm in Morocco with my son who is a U.S. citizen,

and I am forced to return because the school my son has ask he will have returned has l school August 13, I fear having problems at the airport, while knowing that I have all necessary documents (the letter of the school, the letter of refusal with the date), and his living father to the usa,

[Harpa Timsah 13,258]

You cannot live in the US on a tourist visa.

[Jawaree 718]

Do U need visa as an America Samoa citizen

[TBoneTX 46,000]

*** Thread moved from Embassy/Consulate forum to the Work Visas forum -- OP holds H-1B visa (according to left sidebar) and might be answered by others in the destination forum. If OP has a different visa, further moves are appropriate. ***

Edited June 27, 2013 by TBoneTX

[Penguin_ie 5,996]

OP- your info is confusing, which makes it difficult to advice.

- Are you from Morocco as states\d, or American Samoa as your profile says?

- What visa did you enter the US on? If it is a H1B, are you still working for the same employer?

- Is the father of the child legally in the USA?

If you are from Morocco and entered the US on a tourist visa, which is what it sounds like, you must stay out longer than in. You cannot live in the USA with such a visa, even if you have a US citizen child. Your child is allowed to travel, and can maybe stay with his father, or attend a boarding school? If not, you will need to enroll him in a school in Morocco where you live.

Edited June 27, 2013 by Penguin_ie

[kzielu 1,149]

Also with visa extensions denial, OP could have accumulated overstay and may no longer have a B1/B2 visa that I think he/she said she has (10 year visa in first post). So I would definitely expect problem at the border, more like almost guaranteed entry denial.

School of US citizen child here is completely irrelevant.

[Boiler 45,982]

My guess is that all the info in the sidebar is wrong.

[nour2009 0]

OP- your info is confusing, which makes it difficult to advice.

- Are you from Morocco as states\d, or American Samoa as your profile says?

- What visa did you enter the US on? If it is a H1B, are you still working for the same employer?

- Is the father of the child legally in the USA?

If you are from Morocco and entered the US on a tourist visa, which is what it sounds like, you must stay out longer than in. You cannot live in the USA with such a visa, even if you have a US citizen child. Your child is allowed to travel, and can maybe stay with his father, or attend a boarding school? If not, you will need to enroll him in a school in Morocco where you live.

I have a touriste visa b1/b2 and I want to get my son to usa from his father , I have a lot of job in Morocco now ,so I can not definitely living now in colorado.

Edited June 28, 2013 by Kathryn41
to add OP's response mistakenly sent to Report forum

[aaron2020 11,651]

Your son is a US citizen, so he will not have any problem with US immigration at the airport. If there is an issue with him leaving, it will be in the Morocan side.

Once your extension was denied, you were deemed a visa overstay and your 10 years visitor visa was automatically revoked. Since your unlawful presence was less than 180 days, you do not have a ban. With a revoked visitor visa die to an overstay, you have found and will find that it will be extremely hard to get another one especially with a husband and US citizen child both in the US.

[Penguin_ie 5,996]

**** Moving from Work to Tourist Visa forum as OP has clarified she has/ had a B2 ****

It is extremely unlikely they will let you in even for a day to bring your son over, because of your overstay and having strong ties to the USA (US citizen son and his dad)..

How old is your son? He may be able to travel as an unaccompanied minor- ie you bring him to the airport, and his dad picks him up at the other end. Other options include getting a friend to travel with your son or his father collecting him.

[Harsh_77 718]

I have a touriste visa b1/b2 and I want to get my son to usa from his father , I have a lot of job in Morocco now ,so I can not definitely living now in colorado.

I am little confused, where is your son in US or in Morocco with you and where you want him with you in Moroccow or you want him with his father in US?

You will not be able to travel to US, thats for your sure not on tourist visa.

[aaron2020 11,651]

Once the visa extension was denied, the OP's visitor visa was automatically revoked as a matter of law.

She no longer has a valid visa, so no way will she be allowed into the US. Whether the air carrier will let her fly is a completely different matter if they are unaware of the revocation.

Even if she makes it to the US, CBP will detain her for failure to have a valid visa. The will bring her minor son along with her until they contact dad. This could take hours even if dad is waiting in the airport. For this reason alone, I strongly suggest the OP doesn't even try to board a plane for the US. There is no reason to put a child through this - watching CBP detain, question, and deny entry to a parent. If this happens, then it's the parents' fault. CBP will only be doin their jobs.