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I used to live in america for 2years after i dropped out of school i went to so i was basically there illegally and i went back to europe before the expiry date
Of my visa even tho i lived there after it stopped being valid... Now im gonna get a job as a cadet/officer(lt.trainee)on a foreign ship and they r gonna send me a guarantee letter with which i go to my local usa embassy and apply for c1/d visa which will allow me to travel thru usa but not go out of the harbor or airport... My question is can i get this visa? I also have a house and that will be my job so i have no reason to be in the usa and live there...=please help
and i guess i have that 10 year ban but im not sure about that and also my lawyer once told me they cant legally ban me for this cuy i was on duration of status and didnt recieve anything from uscis on my usa adress...this is my new career as a seafarer and it would be unfair to me if they dont give me this visa that will only allow me to visit usa harbors for maybe 3times a year and staying on board a YEAR...
i am a different man now i pay bills i will continue my education after i do that training as a cadet and write a liutenant exam after i come back from my first contract and ill sign in for a school that costs 15000$ for 2 years and thats hella expensive for my country if i manage to get a visa and save money while on board and will pay for my lil sisters private education at american college in my country...
i have had a f1 visa that has expired 3months AFTER i came back and my i94 was stamped d/s as well as my i20
AND Section (3)(C) stated that "Duration of Status Cases: An alien admitted for "duration of status" (such as a student or exchange visitor) will only begin to accrue unlawful presence if either: a) An Immigration Judge (IJ) finds the alien has violated status and is excludable/deportable/removable; or, b) The INS, in the course of adjudicating an application for a benefit (e.g., extension of stay or change of status), determines that a status violation has occurred."

