Someone posed this query and I'm passing it to you for an anwer.
The guy self-deported meaning he left the US by departing from the airport. He had a deportation order but took a while to leave without the immigration people physically removing him. He's now in his home country. He's barred from re-entry...not sure if it's 5 or 10 years. But the guy wants to return to the US someday even for a brief visit. Other than becoming out of status, he had a clean record in the US. Question: Should he report to the US Embassy or Consulate in his country informing them that he has already left the US? Because since he self-deported, the CIS has no idea if he's still in the US or not. What benefit does is it to report to the US Embassy and what if he does not?
The guy self-deported meaning he left the US by departing from the airport. He had a deportation order but took a while to leave without the immigration people physically removing him. He's now in his home country. He's barred from re-entry...not sure if it's 5 or 10 years. But the guy wants to return to the US someday even for a brief visit. Other than becoming out of status, he had a clean record in the US. Question: Should he report to the US Embassy or Consulate in his country informing them that he has already left the US? Because since he self-deported, the CIS has no idea if he's still in the US or not. What benefit does is it to report to the US Embassy and what if he does not?
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