Visitors to the United States for Business or Pleasure (Visa Waiver Country)

    Citizens of the countries listed on the previous page may enter the United States without first obtaining a visa from a United States Consulate if their visit is for 90 days or less. The 90 day period may not be extended, and the visitor may not study or work in the United States.
    Once the visitor arrives at the United States border post, an INS official will issue a form to the visitor which shows the exit date. The visitor must leave the United States no later than the exit date, or else they will be in violation of the visa, and will risk denial of entry to the United States in the future.

   Important : A visitor to the United States may be denied entry by the INS official at the border if she suspects the visitor intends to remain in the United States. Therefore, it is very important to have in your possession for presentation to the INS official adequate proof of your intent to leave the United States.

Rosenblatt Associates can help you assemble a visitor’s non-immigrant intent package that will substantially reduce the risk that you will be denied entry to the United States.

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