Travel plans after AOR

[csang]

Hi all,

sorry for posting another thread here - i am hoping to get some help about my situation

I have received AOR on oct 30th. and my currently cumulative # of days in the USA during the past 4 years is very close to 183 days.

I have a few trips planned to go to the states again in the next few months. I wanted to know if this will affect my application.

I assume once the officer starts processing my application, he/she would request my exits/entries from CBSA. But if i keep my travel plans, my days most likely will exceed 183 when the officer actually pulls the history - which i am assuming won't happen till next month or even Jan.

Any feedbacks / comments would be much apprecaited.

Thanks in advance.

 

[devilhimselff]

You will be also asked to update travel history during interview. If days exceed 183 they might ask for a police certificate.

 

[csang]

You will be also asked to update travel history during interview. If days exceed 183 they might ask for a police certificate.

thank you...

i sent the request to FBI last month - i hope to get it in 4 months.

 

[Stef.]

You will be also asked to update travel history during interview. If days exceed 183 they might ask for a police certificate.

Actually I was not asked to update my travel history, which was extensive. Isn't it the case that it only counts to the date of your application?

 

[Katayoon]

Actually I was not asked to update my travel history, which was extensive. Isn't it the case that it only counts to the date of your application?

Same for me - I was not asked for any updates to travel history. I was asked if I travelled during my eligibility period (up to the date of my application) and I pointed them to my calculator.

 

[csang]

Actually I was not asked to update my travel history, which was extensive. Isn't it the case that it only counts to the date of your application?

Thats my understanding too! thanks for the comments

 

[devilhimselff]

Actually I was not asked to update my travel history, which was extensive. Isn't it the case that it only counts to the date of your application?

We were asked.

 

[Stef.]

We were asked.

Good to know! Fortunately I wasn’t aware of this when I had my interview.