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Blerina Nwankwo

Posted 1 day ago

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I am from Nigeria and I am currently in the United States, but I am now out of status. I still need to remain here for some time to complete important research related to my business, even though I understand my stay is no longer legal. I am worried about enforcement actions, future visa issues, and possible removal. What realistic options do I have at this point, and what steps should I take to reduce long-term immigration consequences?
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Lalita Chakraborty

Answered 1 day ago

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Being out of status puts you at risk of removal and future visa bans if no action is taken. Speaking with an immigration attorney immediately is critical to assess any possible relief or lawful path forward.

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Saowalak Suwannarat

Answered 1 day ago

User

Depending on your situation, options may include filing for a change of status, adjustment, or another form of relief if eligible. Voluntary departure may sometimes reduce long-term penalties compared to remaining unlawfully. Each choice carries legal consequences that must be carefully evaluated.

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Marzanna Kowalska

Answered 1 day ago

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Continuing to stay without status can severely affect future U.S. travel or immigration benefits. Professional legal guidance is the safest next step to protect your future options.

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