Reentering USA after 5 months

[thelizardking00]

Hi, I left the US about 5 months or so, and now I wanna go back for a couple of months. First time I went I got 6 months, but I only stayed 2. This time, I may stay longer, as I can skip classes at the university and then going only to the final exams, which can be either at december or february.

I got the documents from the university, and about 6 credit cards to proove that my parents will be covering all my expenses. Will I get in trouble if I say this? I'm very afraid of this as I don't want to get rejected at the customs..

Also, lets say they give me 3 months, but I want to stay longer and give the exams in february, is it easy to get an extension? does it cost too much or does it envolve lawyers?

Thank you!!

[thelizardking00]

Any advise would help...

[txh1b]

What exams? Which visa?

[thelizardking00]

It's a B2 visa I got for 10 years, I got it on january.. the exams are from some subjects at university which I already had at high school (same books, same everything), so I don't have to go to classes, I can go only to the final exams (I can choose december or february).

[thelizardking00]

Please any advise would really help.. I am arriving to the US on wednesday morning.. I am really nervous. This is a summary of everything..

I got the ISIC (International Student Identification Card), which states that I am a full time student (by the UNESCO). I only have two subjects that I already had at high school not long ago, so I can skip classes, just study a bit, and then go to the final exams. They can be at december or february. My parents offered themselves to pay for this trip, because if I would stay, I would only have to go two or three days to the university, less than 9 hours a week for two subjects I have already studied.

I got 4 credit cards, and two debit cards, my parents will cover everything I need (I got friends there, so I have a place to live).

I also will have the invitation letter from this family (permanent residents, they are professional polo players, P1 visa I think). The return ticket is for three months after I arrive, but can be changed with no problems, as I want to stay for when the snow comes and go to ski to the Poconos. The idea would be to come back on february, 5 months after I arrived.

I only went once, so I don't really know.. can you get less than 3 months on the i-94? And if I get only 3 months, with this reasons I gave, would it be a good idea to apply for a 2 month extension?

Thanks..

[txh1b]

You will be fine. Don't worry. If you act like a paranoid person, the IO might give you a short stay.

[thelizardking00]

Hi, thank you very much for your answer. I usually am very paranoid before travelling, specially because of how expensive it can be from where I am coming (don't want my parents to lose over $1000 and have me back one day later).. but I was actually very cool when talking to the officer the last time, even though before that trip I was very nervous (way more than this one, this time I am just stressed)..

Anyway, thank you for that answer, I really needed to read something like that as I don't know many people who could give a certain opinion about cases like this.