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Hello,

 

I am a bit worried because I will be travelling to the US in a couple of months and I am going to do some tourist stuff and also see my boyfriend. I am a bit scared of being denied entry because of the reason that I will be visiting my boyfriend as well. I will be staying in the US for 51 days in total. I am travelling from the Philippines, but I have a Dutch passport and a Filipino passport. I have a return ticket booked and everything. I am also a university student in the philippines. Should I bring documents that show that I am enrolled to this school? also should I tell the immigration officers that I am in the US to be a tourist and as well as seeing my boyfriend? I am sorry if the way I ask my questions are weird this is my first time writting in a fourm.

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I would take evidence of school enrollment..along with any other proof of strong ties to your country of residence.   If asked, you must be truthful.  That doesn't mean you have to volunteer information.  

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