Indian Embassy message in America
Washington DC: The US Embassy has issued an important public warning in view of increasing immigration violations of Indian citizens in the United States. The embassy has clarified that stopping more than the visa period in the US is a serious legal offense, which not only poses a risk of deportation, but can also impose permanent restrictions on coming to America in the future.
The embassy said in a message on X, “If you live in the United States for more than your authorized period, you can be deported and a permanent ban on travel to the United States in the future.”
Why is this warning necessary?
The number of illegally stopped Indian citizens has increased after the end of the visa period in the US in recent months. Many Indian citizens have been detained by American Immigration and Border Security Agencies (ICE, CBP). In some cases, tourists and students coming from India from India have been sent back from the airport, as they did not have the correct documents or were found involved in previous visa violations.
What do American immigration rules say?
In the US, every foreign national is allowed to stop until the authorized period given by the USCIS (US CITIZENP and Immigration Services). If a person stays for more than the prescribed period, he is considered out-off-status and may ban the entry into the US for 10 years. Visa is not enough to be valid-I-94 The last date for admission given in form is legally valid.
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