I overstayed my visa but came back to my country, now my boyfriend and I want to get marry, what are the legal consequences?
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I overstayed my visa but came back to my country, now my boyfriend and I want to get marry, what are the legal consequences?
I overstayed my visa, came back to my
country and now my boyfriend US
citizen and I want to get marry, but we
are afraid they will not allow me to go
back to US with him, what should we
do?
Asked on September 17, 2016 under Immigration Law, Georgia
Answers:
SB Member California Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 8 years ago | Contributor
It really depends on how long you had overstayed and whether by so doing triggered a bar to reentry. If you can provide that additional information online or contact me directly I will be able to offer additional information. Typically, an overstay of less than 180 days should not affect your ability to reenter with a valid visa.
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