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Hello , I am a Green Card Holder and after two years I will be eligible to apply for Citizenship in US . I am in an asylee status. About six months ago , I went to Nepal through delhi. I had no idea that I was suppose to get a travel document before travelling and therefore did not have one. As I did not have my nepali nagarikta card , upon entering Nepal , the Nepalese Immigration Stamped my Passport. Now , when i apply for citizenship in US, I will have to disclose my travel information. If they come to know that I had gone to Nepal , I will be deported. I have no idea what to do . If anyone has been in this situation or has an idea please reply . I would be really grateful for your suggestions. Thank you

chef · Apr 6, 2010 4:19 PM · 15,580 views

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Hi!i read ur story just now i m very sorry to hear the mistake that u visited nepal via air u should have rather done road trip and after u get to raxual u should have taken flight from there . Now my suggetion to u is either u should consult a very good laywer n he should be able to defense against u or u should have very good reason why u did so !!!!  or my best suggestion on my head right now is why dont u just claim to nepal goverment that u lost ur passport to so u have to print a add on a paper or something like that then they might be able to issue u a new passport so that way they will not see the stamp that was stamped on ur current passport . this suggestion might be helpful if not sorry may god help u to find other way around. stay blessed . live in peace. Sarah

Sarah11 · Apr 6, 2010 9:14 PM

I thought you would file asylum when your life is in danger back home. Last edited: 06-Apr-10 09:40 PM

pshrestha78 · Apr 6, 2010 9:39 PM

I agree with sarah and the only way I see is to follow her advice. You should have consulted before you left US for Nepal. I just pray for you. Last edited: 06-Apr-10 09:55 PM

Khumbule · Apr 6, 2010 9:54 PM

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