Туристическа виза за САЩ /Тема 5/

The duration of the ban depends on the nature of the offense and whether it is a repeat offense. Typically, a black stamp is accompanied with a ban on entering the United States for at least 5 years, sometimes 10 years, and in some cases, even permanently. However, the duration of the ban can also vary based on general offenses, and this can differ from case to case.

Exceeding the validity period registered in your visa, even by just one day, will automatically result in the cancellation of your visa as well. If you are caught, there is a high probability of being deported from the US. Additionally:

• Being illegal present in the Unites states for a period up to 180 days will usually result in a one-year ban on reentry, and in any case, it will pose challenges for obtaining a visa in the future .
• Being illegal present for more than 180 days but less than a year will lead to a three-year bar on reentry into the Unites States.
• Being illegal present for over a year will result in a denial of entry into the United States for 10 years
• Engaging in illegal work will result in a denial of entry into the United States for at least 5 years
• If you attempted to mislead the immigration authority, misrepresented information, fraudulently entered, or provided false information, this may prevent you from entering the United States permanently.
• Committing an offense in the United States or other countries that results in a criminal record may make it difficult to obtain entry into the United States.

Deportation and a black or red stamp on your passport create a negative perception of you in the eyes of the US Immigration Service. Even if several years have passed since the end of the entry ban, you may still be viewed as a potential offender, making and it challenging to obtain a visa. To navigate this situation, it is highly recommended to seek the assistance of a skilled immigration lawyer who specializes in this area and has relevant experience.