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Babacar Ndiaye

Posted about 10 hours ago

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Right now, I’m in Wyoming after entering the United States on a visiting visa, and I’m feeling torn about what to do next. A close relative here is seriously ill and needs daily support, and leaving feels wrong, but I also know my visa has limits. I want to respect U.S. immigration rules while still being present for my family. What realistic options should I be considering in this situation?
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Jibril Elmi

Answered about 10 hours ago

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A visitor visa does not allow long-term stay or caregiving beyond its permitted period. Staying past your authorized time can create serious immigration consequences.

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Saowalak Suwannarat

Answered about 9 hours ago

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You may want to explore whether a visa extension is possible based on humanitarian circumstances. Extensions are discretionary and require strong documentation. Approval is not guaranteed, but applying early matters.

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Marzanna Kowalska

Answered about 9 hours ago

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If your relative is a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, future family-based options might exist, though they take time. An immigration attorney can help you weigh compassion-based options without risking your status.

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