Yes, it is possible to reapply, but challenges vary depending on your immigration history and how your departure was documented. Future applications may require you to explain your participation, provide proof of compliance, and address any bars to reentry caused by prior stays. Preparing documentation, maintaining strong ties to your home country, and demonstrating good faith compliance with U.S. laws are essential steps to improve your chances of approval.

Participation does not automatically prevent future visas or green cards, but it does not guarantee approval either. Officers will review your history, including past overstays or voluntary departure, and may ask about your intent to follow U.S. laws. In some cases, you may need waivers to overcome reentry bars. Preparing carefully, keeping records, and consulting an immigration attorney can help you understand your eligibility and navigate the process successfully.