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ttompatz
Joined: 05 Sep 2005
Location: Kwangju, South Korea
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| sierradharma wrote: |
Did you have a black line drawn along your visa? I have one on my e2 visa but Im not sure if it is from when I left the country the first time or after I was awarded a tourist visa one year later.
In the visa application, there is a question, has your visa ever been cancelled or revoked? Im applying for a new e2 visa now and dont want to draw any attention to myself. I dont know if I should answer yes or no.
It was over three years ago that I left on an e2 and almost two years since I went back to visit on a tourist visa. What does a black line along an e2 visa mean? That might be standard for everyone once they leave? Im not sure.
Did you have an experience on your new visa application? Did you answer yes or no to the question if your visa has ever been cancelled or revoked. Thanks |
The line on the visa means it is no longer valid (you left during the validity period) and cannot be used again (a new visa would be required).
In regards to the question on the form, answer, "yes," and when asked (or just add it next to the question) visa canceled when I left Korea (quit my job)."
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sierradharma
Joined: 04 Dec 2010
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| Posted: Wed Dec 08, 2010 6:43 pm Post subject: Curious |
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young_clinton
Joined: 09 Sep 2009
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| When your visa expires after one year from getting it, you shouldn't have any problems what so ever. Immigration doesn't care about broken contracts, it only cares about your old E2 visa being expired and being a criminal (i.e. breaking Korean laws or laws in other countries). Make sure you teach at a public school when you come back. |
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bbud656
Joined: 15 Jun 2010
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| I believe I answered yes where it asked if it was cancelled or revoked. They didn't really ask me about it. They have that sheet when you go in for the visa interview, but I interviewed with my girlfriend and the guy at the consolate was too busy drooling all over her to bother looking at my stuff. I was expecting an interegation and Ill I got was how lucky I am to be dating a girl that looks like a movie star or something. It was pretty wierd. Compared to my first visa interview that took all of five minutes, this one took almost 50 and it was all about our relationship. "What do you love about her?" etc. Kind of awkward, but I didn't care because it was a welcome distraction. There is no black line on my visa, it says CANCELED in big red letters. |
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