Ndelhi
10-28-2005, 10:55 AM
Hi
My mom has just arrived in the US a few weeks back.She has travelled to England and Australia before and this is her first visit to the United States.
She has a 10 year multiple entry visa to the US.On her arrival at NY the imigration officer interviewed her for good one hour asking all sorts of questions about her previous visits to Australia and London, her purspose of travel to all these countries and her education and profession.It was only after she said that shes a professor in Delhi University and her purpose of visit to US and all the other countries is purely tourism they granted her 6 months stay but even then the officer closed the conversation by saying " We recommend that you leave US before or on 15th April and then you may come back again"
At this point I am still confused whether its a good idea applying for her extension or not?
Do they keep a record of the entire conversation? or do they flag people who were questioned more than the others.The interveiw was that long that she even missed her connecting flight to Dallas.
Your adivce and opinions are higly appreciated and will help me make a decision.
Thanks
My mom has just arrived in the US a few weeks back.She has travelled to England and Australia before and this is her first visit to the United States.
She has a 10 year multiple entry visa to the US.On her arrival at NY the imigration officer interviewed her for good one hour asking all sorts of questions about her previous visits to Australia and London, her purspose of travel to all these countries and her education and profession.It was only after she said that shes a professor in Delhi University and her purpose of visit to US and all the other countries is purely tourism they granted her 6 months stay but even then the officer closed the conversation by saying " We recommend that you leave US before or on 15th April and then you may come back again"
At this point I am still confused whether its a good idea applying for her extension or not?
Do they keep a record of the entire conversation? or do they flag people who were questioned more than the others.The interveiw was that long that she even missed her connecting flight to Dallas.
Your adivce and opinions are higly appreciated and will help me make a decision.
Thanks