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Consequences of overstaying and unlawful presence: checklist
Check your I-94 period, complete application or departure steps on time, and obtain legal assistance if necessary.
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1. Check your I-94 date
Check each person's I-94 date separately at i94.cbp.dhs.gov.Check your authorized period
- Check each person's I-94 date separately at i94.cbp.dhs.gov.i94.cbp.dhs.gov(Official site)
Apply before the period expires
- If your period has not expired, immediately file an extension or change-of-status application; USCIS recommends applying at least 45 days in advance.
Proceed if the period has expired
- Check whether the delay resulted from extraordinary circumstances beyond your control and whether the other requirements are met.
- If the conditions are not met, you may need to leave the United States to limit the effect on your future applications.
- When leaving by land, keep evidence such as an entry stamp, ticket, and receipts.
- In situations involving removal proceedings, a family petition, or asylum, consult a qualified immigration attorney before leaving.
- For a nonimmigrant visa, obtain information from the consular officer; for an immigrant visa, learn about the relevant forms and waiver options.
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