non documented pinoy going back home

[Pudge0410 1]

hi,

 

i have a question about going back home to philippines

i have been undocumented for 1yr and 6mos.

reason is i was helping my sister take care of my grandma since my dad passed away after 2mos of entering the u.s.a

i had a petition but was granted to enter because of my dads dire illness of cancer, so my passport had a "emergency entry" stamp,

 

i want to go back home now, since we sent of my grandma to the philippines and my sister found a stable job, no use for me staying here in the u.s

 

i had a two way ticket before,

QUESTION 1: can i just buy a new 1 way ticket going back home, because its very hard for me to contact the issuing ticket company about my old ticket

QUESTION 2: will i be charge for my old ticket?

QUESTION 3: i read somewhere in the forums that its ok to just leave u.s.a with an unexpired passport, and the people at the airport wont hold me, just let me go home,

QUESTION 4: will i be held/hold in NAIA for being undocumented here in the u.s.a once i land in NAIA international airport? im afraid of my country men harrasing me in the airport becuase i was undocumented, can they hold me?

 

im sorry for so many questions, but this is the only forum that i know that has alot of knowledgable people that can give answers and help me clarify things

 

thank you so much

[KazuriSana 324]

20 minutes ago, Pudge0410 said:

i had a two way ticket before,

QUESTION 1: can i just buy a new 1 way ticket going back home, because its very hard for me to contact the issuing ticket company about my old ticket YES

QUESTION 2: will i be charge for my old ticket? Huh?  

QUESTION 3: i read somewhere in the forums that its ok to just leave u.s.a with an unexpired passport, and the people at the airport wont hold me, just let me go home, YOU HEARD RIGHT

QUESTION 4: will i be held/hold in NAIA for being undocumented here in the u.s.a once i land in NAIA international airport? im afraid of my country men harrasing me in the airport becuase i was undocumented, can they hold me? WHY IN THE WORLD WOULD THEY DETAIN YOU? THE U.S. is not their territory or colony.

 

im sorry for so many questions, but this is the only forum that i know that has alot of knowledgable people that can give answers and help me clarify things

 

thank you so much

 

[Pudge0410 1]

5 minutes ago, Dee elle said:

Purchase a one way ticket.

Use your unexpired Philipines passport as identification for check-in etc. You will just depart the US. 

It will be very difficult for you to return to the US as a visitor as you have overstayed.... but voluntarily departing is not a problem. 

I am sure you are looking forward to being home after such a long time away, and with the difficulties you have faced. I hope things go well for you. 

yes, its been difficult after my dad passed, taking care of my old grandma and support my sister,

 

thankyou so much

[Pudge0410 1]

3 minutes ago, BlessedAssurance said:

 

 

about my last question, im afraid they would squeez money out of me, i had never worked here in the u.s.a

 

im excited to get back home and take care of my grandma but scared of they people in naia becuase

of what they do to people

[KazuriSana 324]

8 minutes ago, Pudge0410 said:

 

about my last question, im afraid they would squeez money out of me, i had never worked here in the u.s.a

 

im excited to get back home and take care of my grandma but scared of they people in naia becuase

of what they do to people

If that is the practice over there, then it is sad that curs like that exist. The sad thing is that the authorities allow it to happen, because they obviously know, and probably get a share of whatever is mercilessly and heartlessly wrung out of travelers and returnees.

 

Be encouraged, at least you are going home, where your heart obviously is.

[Pudge0410 1]

thankyou so much for clearing my mind and for the encouragement

 

i hope people who have the same question can read this and help them to clarify things

[cdneh 3,112]

12 minutes ago, Pudge0410 said:

thankyou so much for clearing my mind and for the encouragement

 

i hope people who have the same question can read this and help them to clarify things

I just wanted to wish you good luck, and a happy homecoming. All the best to you

[geowrian 22,338]

Unless you're on some sort of no-fly list or have other commitments in the US that you must attend to (i.e. pending civil/criminal hearings), there's no reason they would stop you from leaving. They want you gone after overstaying.   The only exit control for US flights is APIS, which won't be an issue. You don't go through immigration counters like in most countries.

 

I can't say with 100% certainty that NAIA won't care, but I see absolutely no reason why they would care if you overstayed somewhere else. That's not any of their business or concern.

 

For reference, you will have a 10 year bar on any visa to the US due to the overstay in excess of 1 year.

Edited March 6, 2018 by geowrian

[Pudge0410 1]

1 minute ago, geowrian said:

Unless you're on some sort of no-fly list or have other commitments in the US that you must attend to (i.e. pending civil/criminal hearings), there's no reason they would stop you from leaving. They want you gone after overstaying.   The only exit control for US flights is APIS, which won't be an issue. You don't go through immigration counters like in most countries.

 

I can't say with 100% certainty that NAIA won't care, but I see absolutely no reason why they would care if you overstayed somewhere else. That's not any of their business or concern.

 

For reference, you will have a 10 year bar on any visa to the US due to the overstay in excess of 1 year.

never had any civil/criminal case, as i was always at home taking care of grandma

 

yes i read that i would be "bared" because i overstayed for 1 year, i dont care about that, wont be coming back anytime soon,

 

as for NAIA, i hope our beloved president cleaned that dirty airport money grub employees, 

any one knows what new modus they do in the airport besides from the "laglag bala" thing they did before?

[Cyberfx1024 7,980]

6 hours ago, Pudge0410 said:

never had any civil/criminal case, as i was always at home taking care of grandma

 

yes i read that i would be "bared" because i overstayed for 1 year, i dont care about that, wont be coming back anytime soon,

 

as for NAIA, i hope our beloved president cleaned that dirty airport money grub employees, 

any one knows what new modus they do in the airport besides from the "laglag bala" thing they did before?

 

8 hours ago, Pudge0410 said:

hi,

 

i have a question about going back home to philippines

i have been undocumented for 1yr and 6mos.

reason is i was helping my sister take care of my grandma since my dad passed away after 2mos of entering the u.s.a

i had a petition but was granted to enter because of my dads dire illness of cancer, so my passport had a "emergency entry" stamp,

 

i want to go back home now, since we sent of my grandma to the philippines and my sister found a stable job, no use for me staying here in the u.s

 

i had a two way ticket before,

QUESTION 1: can i just buy a new 1 way ticket going back home, because its very hard for me to contact the issuing ticket company about my old ticket

QUESTION 2: will i be charge for my old ticket?

QUESTION 3: i read somewhere in the forums that its ok to just leave u.s.a with an unexpired passport, and the people at the airport wont hold me, just let me go home,

QUESTION 4: will i be held/hold in NAIA for being undocumented here in the u.s.a once i land in NAIA international airport? im afraid of my country men harrasing me in the airport becuase i was undocumented, can they hold me?

 

im sorry for so many questions, but this is the only forum that i know that has alot of knowledgable people that can give answers and help me clarify things

 

thank you so much

1. Opo, you can buy a new one way ticket home with no issues.

2. The won't charge you for the old ticket.

3. Do you have a expired passport or a valid passport? If it's expired you will need to contact the Philippine embassy/consulate to issue you documentation to go home.

4. No you will not be held at NAIA for being undocumented in the USA.

[Pudge0410 1]

2 hours ago, cyberfx1024 said:

 

1. Opo, you can buy a new one way ticket home with no issues.

2. The won't charge you for the old ticket.

3. Do you have a expired passport or a valid passport? If it's expired you will need to contact the Philippine embassy/consulate to issue you documentation to go home.

4. No you will not be held at NAIA for being undocumented in the USA.

 

thankyou po sa reply, valid pa po passport ko until 2021

good to know po na hindi ako ma charge sa old ticket ko, akala ko po may charge yon kasi hindi nagamit

nakaka relief naman po, sana nga hindi sila ma loko sa NAIA,

[TNJ17 1,329]

Buying a two way ticket is a waste of money because you won’t be allowed back in. Your overstay will come with a ban and even after that ban is lifted you will have a hard time ever visiting the US again. I don’t really understand what you mean by unexpired passport. Do you mean a valid passport or not valid? If your passport is expired, I’m pretty sure you cannot travel with it even if you are returning to your home country. You can just go to the nearest embassy and get a new one. No one is gonna do anything to you, you’re leaving voluntarily. 

[geowrian 22,338]

English only in the upper forums. Thank you.

[Penguin_ie 5,996]

**** As mentioend above, please use English only in the immigration forum., so that the most possible members can understand what is written and help you/ get help from the thread even if they are not the Op. If you need to post in another language, you may do so in the Regional forums, and those ONLY. *****

[Highmystic 234]

22 hours ago, Pudge0410 said:

hi,

 

i have a question about going back home to philippines

i

 

QUESTION 4: will i be held/hold in NAIA for being undocumented here in the u.s.a once i land in NAIA international airport? im afraid of my country men harrasing me in the airport becuase i was undocumented, can they hold me?

Grab a united Air flight to Tokyo, then a connecting flight to  Cebu.  Once you are in country, travel back to Manila if that is where you need to go and avoid NAIA.  That is a fast, cheap and shortest time.,  Flight is like once a week on that route

 

22 hours ago, Pudge0410 said: