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Good morning my name is ***** ***** Jesus Tascon Rendon
Assistant: Where are you? It matters because laws vary by location.
Customer: London UK
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Customer: I had a work visa in america until 2007 I leave america in July of this year I have restricted entry to this country and I want to know what I should do because I need to visit my mother that since that date I do not see her.
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Customer: What Can I do?
Customer: replied 2 years ago.
Ok I waiting
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My pay was ready
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Hello
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Ok thanks

Hello! My name is***** and I am a licensed attorney with more than 17 years of experience. I am here to assist you with your questions. If I disappear for a few minutes, I have not gone away and I promise I will be back as soon as I can. You see I don't work in a call center, I work in my own legal practice. I'm a real, live lawyer and I assist multiple customers at the same time and something can come up that I need to attend to urgently. I am not ignoring you. Also, please do NOT click on the Opt Out button because if you do, it would prevent me from communicating with you and then it could take a long time before another expert responds to you. I understand you might get a prompt asking if you want to work with another expert, but just ignore it. Please understand that if I ask you for additional information, you are NOT charged again and our communications are NOT timed. So please see this as a relaxed conversation between friends. I am here to help. Thank you for your understanding.

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So you are saying that you overstayed your visa and left a few months ago? How long did you overstay?

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I do not know why you are not responding, but you are not charged per question, per response, nor per answer. So after I give you my answer, you can continue to ask me questions without additional charge until you are satisfied. I apologize if it is a site issue that you posted and the post did not go through.

So you are saying that you overstayed your visa and left a few months ago? How long did you overstay?

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Customer: replied 2 years ago.
Im sorry about that not response I was sick and back to home today... sorry

Ok. No worries, but how long did you overstay?

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Customer: replied 2 years ago.
ok
I had a work visa since October 2006 for one year. In other words, the visa expires in October 2007. But I traveled to London in July 2007, before the expired . In December 2007 I used as a transit to move to Colombia I was deported by immigration where they told me that I worked in several places without having multiple

But you overstayed a UK visa in the UK or overstayed a U.S. visa in the U.S.? I ask because your question is in the U.S. Law forum.

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Customer: replied 2 years ago.
I think that the time for that punishment has passed, I don't know! but I need to travel this end of the year so I went to the American consulate page so I know what to do and they sent me with you.

But you overstayed a UK visa in the UK or overstayed a U.S. visa in the U.S.?

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Customer: replied 2 years ago.
I am talking about the American work visa that I had for a year 2006 2007. I live in the UK and I cannot travel to America because I am always canceled ESTA ... what should I do?
Customer: replied 2 years ago.
Visa in the US
Customer: replied 2 years ago.
Good morning, is possible to carry on talking about my visa

If you were barred for 10 years because you overstayed a year or more, but it has been more than 10 years since you left the U.S., then no, you do not need a waiver. However, you will have to apply for a B visa and prove non-immigrant intent, strong ties to your country and that you will not violate a visa again.

I will provide you with two links that may be helpful. The first is to an article that will explain what they look for when issuing a non-immigrant visa like the B-2. The second is a list of things that can be presented to prove non-immigrant intent and the strong ties to the home country.

http://www.ilw.com/articles/2009,0528-schwartz.shtm

https://help.cbp.gov/ci/fattach/get/46680/0/session/L2F2LzEvdGltZS8xMzk3NDE3MzcxL3NpZC85M1BEQ0lSbA==/filename/Intentions+and+Ties.pdf

And here are some links to good articles:

https://www.immigratetoamerica.org/how-to-show-strong-ties-to-home-country-while-getting-a-visa/

https://www.quora.com/How-can-you-prove-you-have-ties-in-your-home-country-when-applying-for-a-B1-B2-visa

https://www.us-immigration.com/blog/how-to-show-ties-to-home-country-during-a-visa-interview/

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Customer: replied 2 years ago.
Thanks
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Thanks you for you help.

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