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If you re sure, you ll be back ok. but I ll advise you to get one. Its a warranty to get in usa. Lets say at the last minute.. you get sick or something, or a strike at the aiport and you travel after a year... you ve lost your status. be wise, get a reentry permit.

Get a lawyer my friend. you have no choice. you only have one shot. get help from us friends, family.. good luck and keep us posted.

Get a reentry permit man.

I need to know from which country the money will be coming from.

Yes, my friend had the same situtation but not in india. First F1 interview was a rejection, a week later, he went at the same consulate and got approved. same documents. Good luck.

Yep, as long as you are in school and you are full time student. holidays are allowed, in that case, your I-20 should be signed BEFORE you leave the USA.

It s not a problem as long you keep going to school... you apply to a university so you can get a new I-20. forget about the past.

You have been removed period. Now you have to wait the answer and start from there. We wish good luck. I can understand that you made a mistake but for your lawyer, it is inbelievable....you hire him/her so to avoid this kind of incident. The lawyer has fail to do his/her job properly. keep...

you are fine as long as you dont plan on overstaying.

by the book, anytime you spent more than 6 months, the clock is reset. you should start to count after 29 March 2013

Option 1 : You go to boston and get a ticket to ATL ( this is less complicated) boston -ATL is a quick flight. Option 2 : Change your flight to ATL and get the proper documentation showing training is in ATL.

Read this document my friend and let me know what you think.

At POE, the officer would want to know how long you were gone, usually asylee are sent to secondary inspection. I have spent so many hours everytime I flew. They will check your bags, ask question..... I dont think this is good idea to travel and not use your travel document. Asylee is like...

why dont go and apply like you said as an adult and what s next...are you currently in usa? 50/50

I gave you an advice. You dont have to convince me. "I advise you wait until you become a canadian citizen."

I advise you wait until you became a canadian citizen. You just a permament resident in canada. There is a still risk from US immigration perspective that you stay even if based on what you said, you are living in canada.... People, we need your input....

I dont know but this is not a good sign. I actually never heard a similar story.

family reasons

No she is fine. make sur I -20 is signed before leaving USA

Yes. why would you assume, you wont a get a visa....simply apply. gather the required paper and apply ASAP to avoid any delay.