有没有人在温哥华办H1b被check，当天开车回美国的，接下来要做什么？

yoohooy2013 发表于 2023-3-1 16:24
请问怎么说给CBP发邮件？方便贴一下回复内容吗？谢谢

就是模版。说实话我觉得给他们发邮件没什么意义。一样的内容网上也可以找到，自己打印。

Thank you for contacting the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Information Center.

Nonimmigrants who have a valid U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) Form I-797, Notice of Action, that approves a change of status from one nonimmigrant classification to another, may travel to Canada or Mexico and be readmitted to the United States.

In cases where the original nonimmigrant classification has been changed by USCIS to another nonimmigrant classification, the validity of an expired or unexpired nonimmigrant visa (NIV) can satisfy the visa requirement, even though the visa itself is for a different NIV classification than is listed on the Form I-797.

Readmission to the United States from Canada or Mexico may be allowed if every item on the following list is met:

? Visit to Canada or Mexico is 30 days or less,
? A valid (unexpired) passport is presented with the original Form I-797,
? The expired or unexpired former nonimmigrant visa is presented,
? Nonimmigrant workers should also be prepared to present an I-129 along with employment verification letter; academic students should present I-20; and exchange visitors should present a DS-2019,
? Nonimmigrant does not have a situation that requires a waiver of inadmissibility for criminal, security, or health-related reasons (Regulation from INA 212(d)(3)),
? Nonimmigrant has not applied for a new visa while abroad,
? Nonimmigrant has maintained and intends to resume the same nonimmigrant status approved on the USCIS Form I-797, and
? Nonimmigrant is not a citizen of a country designated by the United States as a State Sponsor of Terrorism. The list of countries can be found on the Department of State website at https://www.state.gov/state-sponsors-of-terrorism.

Nonimmigrants with a valid Form I-797, change of status, who need to travel to a country other than Canada or Mexico are required to obtain an actual visa before they can return to the United States. This will require an appointment with the U.S. Embassy or consulate. We highly encourage such travelers to contact the U.S. Embassy or consulate directly to set the appointment prior to planning travel. Contact information is available on the official U.S. State Department website https://www.usembassy.gov/.

Thank you again for contacting our office.

Regards,

CBP Information Center

NOTE: The answers provided in this forum are for general information purposes only. Utilizing this forum does not constitute reasonable care under the Informed Compliance guidelines.

The CBP Information Center is open Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. until 5:00 p.m., Eastern Time. We are closed on U.S. federal holidays. Our toll-free line within the United States is (877) 227-5511. International callers can reach us during our hours of operation by dialing 00+1+202-325-8000.