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Originally Posted by Rochard
Your friend went about it wrong. He came to the US and overstayed his vacation instead of getting the proper paperwork. Basically, he came to the US hoping he would get permission to stay which is the wrong way about it.
Then to top it off, he decided to lie about how long he had been in the country, left through Mexico, returned to the UK, and then back to the US? Yeah, that's exactly what we want in the US. Someone who came to the US with the intention of breaking it's laws with the "hope" that he would granted permission to stay, and then when he got called on it he exited the country through Mexico to avoid US customs.
Your friend is a criminal intent on breaking our laws. No wonder why he can't get in.
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I agree with you partly. But his intention when he came was not to stay but to have a log vacation. He met a girl and fell in love and decided to stay.(sounds gay, i know)lol
Was he right? Not in my opinion.
Im not saying he was right, im just telling you what happened.
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Originally Posted by Rochard
Your friend is a criminal intent on breaking our laws. No wonder why he can't get in.
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He is not a criminal according to your rules and laws. As a 500k investor with a business plan to hire US workers, the US will and did allow him in. Got his Visa then got his green card.
Like i said earlier, this person is seriously loaded, employs over 20 American employees and has all of his citizenship papers in order. He didn't even have to take a test.lol