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I live in Italy, legally, a citizen of Ukraine, I want to fly to New York for a week, but I have a passport with an expired visa for 2 years
What should I do: change my passport or can I apply for a visa anyway?
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where is it legal? in italy? or legally a citizen of Ukraine?)
which country's passport?
which country's passport?
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answered 4 years ago
Such a confusing question! Three countries were dragged in and nothing is clear what is at stake!
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answered 4 years ago
Citizen of Ukraine, residence permit - in Italy, guest country - USA. Where is the visa expired?
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answered 4 years ago
I am now in Italy legally, but 2 years ago I came to Italy from a foreign country and with a visa and was no longer at home
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answered 4 years ago
If you have no problems with the country that issued the visa, then you can fly anywhere! Does the Italian Migration Service no longer have any questions for you? Deportation is not threatened?
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answered 4 years ago
What country the visa is expired, can you answer?? You ignore the question twice.
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answered 4 years ago
Italian visa, as far as I understand. It ended 2 years ago, and the girl remained in the country, in her words, legally.
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answered 4 years ago
Everything is fine with Italy, but in order to make a visa at the US Embassy, they will not look that the visa has expired for two years and I have not long been legalized
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answered 4 years ago
I have the same question - where did you get that it's legal? And the second question - how do you plan to fly to the USA without their valid visa?
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answered 4 years ago
Well, if it's possible, then what's the question? Sign up at the consulate, fill out the questionnaire, pay the fee and good luck at the interview.
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answered 4 years ago
You didn’t understand my problem is an expired visa in my passport, since I need to apply for a visa, I need a passport, and in Europe I can without a foreign
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answered 4 years ago
Relax. Since the beginning of the pandemic, the United States has stopped issuing visas. Therefore, if you do not have an American visa, then forget about the United States indefinitely.
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answered 4 years ago
I'm calm, relaxed, thanks for the answer, I asked a question just to find out if I can't do anything wrong when I see New York, and it's good for me and in Europe
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answered 4 years ago
Even if there was no covid situation and the US Embassy issued visas as usual. - then you with your history with an expired visa and even if "not long ago legalized" were refused for sure
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answered 4 years ago
So are you legal in Italy or not? What did they mean when they wrote that they were legalized in Italy?
Lord, it seems that the author writes clarifications, but it still does not become clearer.)))
Lord, it seems that the author writes clarifications, but it still does not become clearer.)))
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answered 4 years ago
In principle, there are also sane people in the US consulate, aware of the world situation, they know that many are stuck in foreign countries with expired visas, so this is unlikely to be a direct obstacle if the person is now legally.
By the way, it seems that in Kazakhstan the US consulate recently resumed issuing visas, perhaps they are also open somewhere in Europe or will open soon.
By the way, it seems that in Kazakhstan the US consulate recently resumed issuing visas, perhaps they are also open somewhere in Europe or will open soon.
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answered 4 years ago
Legally - this is probably * I live with a common-law husband *)))
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answered 4 years ago
It is possible to get stuck in a foreign country with a prophesied visa, but Italy is not Sri Lanka or India, if transport links to Ukraine are possible, a visa can be extended for 2-3 months maximum due to lockdowns in Europe, and not a 2-year expired visa - in US embassy sane people, but not fools
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answered 4 years ago
So we do not know for how long the visa is overdue. Maybe it is 2-3 months)). We don't even know the type of visa. We are working in such difficult conditions, comrade experts!!
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