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Hi everybody. I browsed the forum but I have not find anybody who was in the same situation as my friend. My friend will be marrying an american citizen. However, she is still a student and therefore she does not meet the requirements to be his sponsor. Her mum agreed to support my friend...

Ok, I see what you're saying. Thanks again raevsky! I will keep collecting my credit card slips and keep hoping for the best when I try to cross the border in mid April.

I thought it would set the record straight of my comings and goings. I guess it does not work that way. I will just have them stamp my passport to prove I crossed the border to the US and spent just a weekend there.

Hopefully they will not give me a hard time, however I understand that from their point of view my applying for new period of 90 days will be suspicious. However I hope I should have enough evidence to prove I was living in Canada and not the USA. I will have credit card slips, letter of...

Thanks raevsky. I will try to gather as much evidence as I can. I should have surrendered my I94 in February...I forgot to do it :-/

I found one slip with my card number and name on it on 03/06 - about two weeks i left the US in February. The slip did not require my signature though - no card transactions required my signature so far. I can start collecting the slips from now on if that would help.

the transactions were made in person but i don't have the slips unfortunately. The only thing i can do is get a bank account statement listing all the transactions I made.

Not for gasoline, I don't own a car - I was traveling by bus. I have transactions for food and other purchases in Vancouver.

Thanks raevsky! I am just worried that it may seem like i left USA to Canada just to get another 90 days in the USA. I think that there is no evidence of me actually leaving the USA since i left by land and did not surrender my I-94. Hopefully the evidence I have will be enough.

Hi, I have a question concerning travelling to the US under ESTA. Here's my situation: I am currently studying at University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC. Since my programme is shorter than six months, i do not have a study visa, I have only tourist (TRV) visa which allows me to study...