I came to US long time ago via tourist visa. To make the long story short, I overstayed.
While I was there, I was able to buy a house and build my own business (Care Home). And of course, I filed taxes every year. I did what a good citizen in America should do, except for the fact that I was an “illegal alien”. I followed the rules, I obeyed the law, never got in trouble, not even a single traffic violation.
And due to a situation that happened in my life, I decided it was time for me to leave US. Before I left, I filed for bankruptcy.
I left US in 2014 and moved to Canada. I am now a Canadian citizen.
My question is, because I overstayed in US, am I not allowed to enter US anymore? Or is there sort of “condition”, like number of years when I can enter US again? How will this get me in trouble if I try to visit US again? Or I am banned forever?
While I was there, I was able to buy a house and build my own business (Care Home). And of course, I filed taxes every year. I did what a good citizen in America should do, except for the fact that I was an “illegal alien”. I followed the rules, I obeyed the law, never got in trouble, not even a single traffic violation.
And due to a situation that happened in my life, I decided it was time for me to leave US. Before I left, I filed for bankruptcy.
I left US in 2014 and moved to Canada. I am now a Canadian citizen.
My question is, because I overstayed in US, am I not allowed to enter US anymore? Or is there sort of “condition”, like number of years when I can enter US again? How will this get me in trouble if I try to visit US again? Or I am banned forever?