How to figure out whether I was banned from entering in US
When you apply for a new visa, the consular officer would let you know. You should not be inadmissible given the code that the officer cited.
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When you apply for a new visa, the consular officer would let you know. You should not be inadmissible given the code that the officer cited.
An invitiation from you and your fiance is what is needed to be provided by you (and a letter if you wish). Your friends and family (not sure from...
You can sponsor him but he will also need a waiver. Speak to an experienced attorney to understand your case fully.
You have a right to a copy of your application. You may have to pay administration fees for a copy.
Call and speak to them again. Let them know that you previously called with this issue and it wasnt fixed.
You would need to leave or if applicable, change status to another category. Employer could be on the hook for travel expenses.
You can try applying for an extension with an explanation, or leave and re-enter. You should take some action regardless.
It depends on who sponsors you. You will be best to speak to an attorney to discuss details.
Likely will be. Are you doing your Master's in the US?
No problem at all. The two applications are not related so not likely to be asked any specifics besides when you were in the US in H-1 status.
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