Visa expiring soon

[A.A 22]

1 hour ago, Rocio0010 said:

Who’s taking care of her kids during the war?

Her husband is taking care of the kids. But it has been difficult for him because now he is currently not working. The youngest kid is 6 years old.

 

 The whole country is on a stand-still. The war is between the official military and paramilitary and they are fighting in the middle of the cities, airports damaged, prisoners being freed because there is no food/water to feed them, etc. They are fighting over power. Just greed!

[Boiler 45,294]

I wonder how applying for TPS interacts with wanting a B or keeping a B?

 

This does not seem the plan anyway 

[SalishSea 17,736]

9 hours ago, A.A said:

It is not worth it, but this is not her fault that she is over staying. In the future if she wants to return she can bring up the fact that her overstay was the cause of the war and airports were closed. Right?  

USCIS does not see it that way.  War or other things at home doesn't waive the overstay.

[Ellie_7 103]

To emphasize what another user has stated about don't do nothing-

 "Doing nothing" is a misleading, if not mendacious phrase, for, far from accomplishing "nothing", it is breaking the rules for visiting the US, and it brings serious and unpleasant consequences. Overstaying a visa comes back to bite. Hard. 

[JeanneAdil 6,410]

22 hours ago, Allaboutwaiting said:

Read this: 

https://www.uscis.gov/humanitarian/temporary-protected-status/temporary-protected-status-designated-country-sudan

you need to do this 

just applying to extend the visa is not the best way

people have stayed thinking it was ok  ,  then the extension was denied and the person was given an overstay (read a post on here)

probably would forgive an oversstay from Sudan but the above site is meant to help so issues don't happen 

USCIS made an out so use it

[jan22 3,043]

On 5/3/2023 at 1:39 PM, JeanneAdil said:

you need to do this 

just applying to extend the visa is not the best way

people have stayed thinking it was ok  ,  then the extension was denied and the person was given an overstay (read a post on here)

probably would forgive an oversstay from Sudan but the above site is meant to help so issues don't happen 

USCIS made an out so use it

His his mother-in-law does not qualify for TPS  under the Sudan designation per the information in the site quoted in the post   (https://www.uscis.gov/humanitarian/temporary-protected-status/temporary-protected-status-designated-country-sudan).   One of the requirements is continuous presence in the US since April 19, 2022. The OP stated that his MIL arrived on December 25, 2022, clearly after that April date.  Applying for TPS under this designation would merely result in a denial and make her an overstay, subject to all the repercussions of that.

[A.A 22]

4 hours ago, jan22 said:

His his mother-in-law does not qualify for TPS  under the Sudan designation per the information in the site quoted in the post   (https://www.uscis.gov/humanitarian/temporary-protected-status/temporary-protected-status-designated-country-sudan).   One of the requirements is continuous presence in the US since April 19, 2022. The OP stated that his MIL arrived on December 25, 2022, clearly after that April date.  Applying for TPS under this designation would merely result in a denial and make her an overstay, subject to all the repercussions of that.

Thank you for catching that.

I have applied for extension of the visa, safest way to prevent over stay.

[JeanneAdil 6,410]

7 hours ago, jan22 said:

His his mother-in-law does not qualify for TPS  under the Sudan designation per the information in the site quoted in the post   (https://www.uscis.gov/humanitarian/temporary-protected-status/temporary-protected-status-designated-country-sudan).   One of the requirements is continuous presence in the US since April 19, 2022. The OP stated that his MIL arrived on December 25, 2022, clearly after that April date.  Applying for TPS under this designation would merely result in a denial and make her an overstay, subject to all the repercussions of that.

but it might be in the works as US Senator has proposed this

https://www.warner.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/2023/5/amid-conflict-warner-kaine-call-for-new-tps-designation-for-sudan

[MaxP22 186]

Not sure why you think it's not her fault. Sudan is not the only country in the world. Plenty of other options (countries) to leave the USA on time.

[A.A 22]

49 minutes ago, MaxP22 said:

Not sure why you think it's not her fault. Sudan is not the only country in the world. Plenty of other options (countries) to leave the USA on time.

U.S. is her first country she has visited and her first time traveling. Why would she go to another country alone? Where she going to stay? Who is going to support her in another country? She only has a Sudanese passport no country will let her stay that long. This war will go on for a long time. 

 

Also yes it's not her fault. This war happened overnight sir. Even the U.S. and other countries were caught of guard. They never expected such thing.

 

And that's not the advice I asked for. Everyone advice was helpful except yours. You pretty much want her out the USA. 

Edited May 6, 2023 by A.A

[Redro 4,611]

3 hours ago, A.A said:

U.S. is her first country she has visited and her first time traveling. Why would she go to another country alone? Where she going to stay? Who is going to support her in another country? She only has a Sudanese passport no country will let her stay that long. This war will go on for a long time. 

 

Also yes it's not her fault. This war happened overnight sir. Even the U.S. and other countries were caught of guard. They never expected such thing.

 

And that's not the advice I asked for. Everyone advice was helpful except yours. You pretty much want her out the USA. 

When COVID happened many people were stuck in the US (through no fault of their own)- the US didn't care. People were hit with overstays even though there were no flights out...They were told they should have left the country or applied for an extension... 

[speedster 26]

On 5/2/2023 at 11:09 PM, Boiler said:

I wonder how applying for TPS interacts with wanting a B or keeping a B?

 

This does not seem the plan anyway 

Unfortunately it's the only way to stay legally it seems. Obtaining the TPS status to stay legal and then leaving on a good note is light years better explaining for the B visa. I think the B visa will still be active since TPS isn't a "non-immigrant" status like F visas are.