My boyfriend signed a voluntary departure and is now in Mexico but he didnt receive any papers when he was released is that good
Yes, he should have received paperwork to prove that he took voluntary departure and was not deported from the U.S.
Los Angeles, CA
Immigration Lawyer at Los Angeles, CA
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Yes, he should have received paperwork to prove that he took voluntary departure and was not deported from the U.S.
At least 60 days.
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