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  • in-laws overstayed for a month

    My in-laws overstayed for about a month. This is because they were waiting for their visa extension which was refused (and the notification came after I-94 expired). They left voluntarily after a month.
    Some questions:
    1) Is their B1/B2 tourist visa still valid, and they use it to come back next year?
    2) Also, would it be appropriate for them to come after ~ 8 months after they left the US, OR should they rather wait for a year to come back?
    3) if their earlier visas are invalid, what chances do they have in getting a fresh tourist visa? They have strong family ties to India and have no desire to immigrate. Will their extension denial and overstay go against them?
    many thanks for guidance.

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    1. Invalid. Need to apply again.
    2. Later is better.
    3. Really depends.
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      Similar Situation/ Extend of Visitor Visa

      Hi r70

      I have similar situation, but waiting for response from USCIS to application. Can you please reply with little information?

      How long ago did you apply for extension for your in-laws?
      How many days before you applied from date on their I-94?
      And if you track procedure timing, after how many days or months you received a denial from USCIS?

      Your response will be greatly appreciated..! Thanks

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