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How to get through passport control without any problems?
I have a B-2 tourist visa. When I received it, there were documents about a sightseeing tour to New York. But then the plans changed, and I went with friends to California. no 21 years old. My friends were older, so they more or less coped with this trouble. In February, I would like to go back to Los Angeles and stay with a friend there. USA. I'm 19, so I'm afraid that at passport control they will ask me more than the standard questions: the purpose of the trip and the time of stay. Is there any option how to go through passport control without difficulty? or do they have information about what specific visa? can a friend just write an invitation?
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There is information, and about your last trip too. A letter indicating data, address, etc. in the USA with a signature should help. When filling out declarations, enter that address. Present at the control. But in general, they should let them in without problems for half a year. But it’s better to play it safe.
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answered 13 years ago
I just want two weeks. I'm just afraid that if I say that I'm going to live this time with a friend, they will decide at passport control that I have immigration intentions and will not let me through.
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answered 13 years ago
As a rule, they talk about immigration reasoning at the stage of issuing a visa. Don't lie at passport control.
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answered 13 years ago
this type of visa (B1/B2) involves tourism, guests and business. we received exactly as a trip to visit. after 2 years, on the 2nd trip, when we were asked the purpose of the visit, we answered TOURISM. everything was good.
the 1st time they asked more meticulously, the border guard with a sour face put a stamp, did not even say, Welcome to the US))
the 1st time they asked more meticulously, the border guard with a sour face put a stamp, did not even say, Welcome to the US))
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answered 13 years ago
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