Question concerning VWP and departure date

cew

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My girlfriend came last week, under the Visa Waiver Program. Her plan is to stay here for the extent of her 90 days, then buy a ticket from here to Europe to travel around there for a while.

For this reason, when she came here she only bought a two week round trip ticket, since it was the cheapest and she doesn't need the return portion of the ticket.

When she arrived here, the immigration officer asked her a lot of questions, relating to the fact that she had previously made two 3 month trips here, from Nov 05-Feb 06, and then again March 06-June 06. After that the immigration officer told her to make sure she leaves on her return flight in two weeks. But the stamp on the departure portion of the I-94W in her passport indicates a full 90 days, it says she can stay until the end of February.

My question is how much do we need to worry? Is it ok if she stays her full 90 days? Will she face a ban from the VWP?
 
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cew said:
My girlfriend came last week, under the Visa Waiver Program. Her plan is to stay here for the extent of her 90 days, then buy a ticket from here to Europe to travel around there for a while.

For this reason, when she came here she only bought a two week round trip ticket, since it was the cheapest and she doesn't need the return portion of the ticket.

When she arrived here, the immigration officer asked her a lot of questions, relating to the fact that she had previously made two 3 month trips here, from Nov 05-Feb 06, and then again March 06-June 06. After that the immigration officer told her to make sure she leaves on her return flight in two weeks. But the stamp on the departure portion of the I-94W in her passport indicates a full 90 days, it says she can stay until the end of February.

My question is how much do we need to worry? Is it ok if she stays her full 90 days? Will she face a ban from the VWP?

Hi

She need to be very careful in future

The uscis poe can work out how many days she has been in the usa in the past 12 months rolling year.

If she attempts to return too quickly there is a very good chance she will be denied entry

The US tax laws state in you are in the usa more than 183 days in a tax year she should file a usa tax return
 
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