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**q9h9pPne** · 10-27-2012, 08:43 PM

If I were the older couple, I'd hesitate to make a major deal of it.
Travel in/out of the country as long as possible (perhaps forever) paying the overstay fee.

If that becomes impossible, then perhaps pursue other avenues if intent on remaining here.
Otherwise, I'm not sure I'd bring myself to the attention of any powers that could a) potentially kick me out or b) prevent my re-entry on a tourist visa.

Or, discretely have an attorney check into it.

Good advice. Creating a tempest in a teapot hardly seems advisable.

Whether or not these people are being deported is still not known. I hope the OP will soon clarify this. If they aren't, I wonder why the thread was even started, except to let us know that the government is enforcing its rules reqarding requirements for residency.

10-27-2012, 08:43 PM	#21
q9h9pPne Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 467 Senior Member	If I were the older couple, I'd hesitate to make a major deal of it. Travel in/out of the country as long as possible (perhaps forever) paying the overstay fee. If that becomes impossible, then perhaps pursue other avenues if intent on remaining here. Otherwise, I'm not sure I'd bring myself to the attention of any powers that could a) potentially kick me out or b) prevent my re-entry on a tourist visa. Or, discretely have an attorney check into it. Good advice. Creating a tempest in a teapot hardly seems advisable. Whether or not these people are being deported is still not known. I hope the OP will soon clarify this. If they aren't, I wonder why the thread was even started, except to let us know that the government is enforcing its rules reqarding requirements for residency.
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