Hi guys.
American passport, Non-O multiple entry
My current entry is expiring today, Feb 28th. Long story short, planned to border bounce to activate a new entry today, overslept and missed the van. I know I can just go tomorrow and pay the 1 day overstay, but traveling with any overstay in my passport makes me nervous.
My question is; I'm fairly sure I've read on here that over the course of the 1 year Non-O multiple visa you are allowed to extend ONE of the entries at immigration. Is this true? If so, how long is the extension they will grant?
I think I've seen it recommended to extend the last entry so as to maximize the total time you get out of the visa..is there any reason I couldn't (or wouldn't want) extend my current (2nd) entry?
In short, I would prefer to get an extension at immigration today rather than travel to the border tomorrow with 1 day overstay in my passport, but it's my first time on this type of visa and am not sure of all the ins and outs. Thoughts/advice appreciated.
TIA guys.
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user, an American with a Non-O multiple entry visa, missed a border bounce to activate a new entry and is concerned about a one day overstay. They seek clarification on whether they can extend their current entry at immigration instead of traveling to the border. While some comments suggest a possible 60-day extension, others note the risk of being in overstay, advising to proceed with the border bounce instead.
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