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1. What is automated revalidation? two. How does automatic revalidation support me? 3. How do I'm sure if I am qualified for automated revalidation, and what are the rules? 4. Tell me a lot more about "contiguous territory" and "adjacent islands." What do those terms mean under this rule? 5. Cuba is listed as an adjacent island, but the answer to Question one above says, "except Cuba." Why is that? 6. I am a citizen of China. My first visa stamp was good for only two entries and expired six months after I arrived in the U.S.? Can I use computerized revalidation to visit Canada and return to the U.S.? 7. But I'm sure that my friend went to Mexico to get a new visa and returned just fine. What's different for me? Why can’t I do the same thing? 8. I have a friend who went to Canada, then went home to get a visa stamp and was denied. He came back to Canada and came back into the U.S. using automated revalidation. Why can’t I do that? 9. I think I get it. The regulation has changed. A convenient and "safe" way of applying for a visa has now been revoked and is no longer available,Cheap Windows 7 Key, and the immigration officers will be looking much more closely to see if I have traveled to another country. Right? 10. What if I decide to risk it? Suppose I go to Canada or Mexico with an expired visa in my passport,microsoft office 2010 sale, apply for a visa,Office 2010 Standard X86, and the visa is denied. How do I get back into the U.S. from Canada or Mexico? 11. I do not have a valid visa stamp. I am thinking of going to Mexico for semester break. Then my friends and I might take a cruise in the Caribbean and return to Mexico before coming back to Duke. Any problems with that? Can I use automated revalidation to return? 12. I noticed that Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands are not listed as adjacent islands. Why aren’t they adjacent islands and why doesn’t automated revalidation work there? 13. I think I understand that there are much tighter restrictions on using the automatic revalidation. I cannot apply for a U.S. visa while I am in contiguous territory or adjacent islands,Microsoft Office 2007 Professional Plus Key, and I cannot travel to a country outside contiguous territory and adjacent islands. But really,Microsoft Office 2007 Product Key, how will DHS know? What if I just keep quiet or don’t notify the immigration officer at the border that I have done these things. I still might get back into the U.S. If they let me back in everything will be OK, right? 14. Why are you telling me this? Do you think I plan to lie or commit fraud?
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These sound like very harsh penalties for a student or scholar who is just trying to get back to school or to his/her research or teaching. I’ve been admitted to school or invited to teach or do research. Don’t I have a right to be here and to travel if I need to or want to? 16. But Duke encourages study abroad for all of its students, and in my program I am expected to add an international component to my studies, or to travel to conferences and meetings. I will not be able to manage my program in the same was as my American colleagues. Is that fair? Shouldn’t I have the right to do what all students or scholars do? Isn’t it a violation of my rights to have my activities restricted in this way? 17. I still have questions about this. Who can answer my questions?