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Unlawful Presence Timeline

Potential 3-year/10-year bar periods and event chronology

Output scope

Reviewed output branch: the federal chronology and entered-fact arithmetic named in the result. Live agency tables, current form data, fees, and legal eligibility remain held unless the result names an exact source version.

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What this workpaper does

This browser workpaper addresses potential 3-year/10-year bar periods and event chronology. It returns only the entered-fact arithmetic, chronology, reconciliation, or coverage result shown on this page and leaves legal conclusions for attorney review.

Use it when: Counsel is assessing departure, consular processing, or provisional-waiver risk.

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August 21, 2026

Working facts

Required rows are marked. Do not enter names, account numbers, or narrative medical facts.

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Enter one item per line. For a row with several facts, use key=value pairs separated by semicolons, such as date=2026-01-15; amount=1250.

Enter one item per line. For a row with several facts, use key=value pairs separated by semicolons, such as date=2026-01-15; amount=1250.

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Enter one date per line in YYYY-MM-DD format, such as 2026-01-15.

Enter one date per line in YYYY-MM-DD format, such as 2026-01-15.

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Use age_at_status_end=NUMBER for the public scenario.

Use age_at_status_end=NUMBER for the public scenario.

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Enter one item per line. For a row with several facts, use key=value pairs separated by semicolons, such as date=2026-01-15; amount=1250.

Enter one item per line. For a row with several facts, use key=value pairs separated by semicolons, such as date=2026-01-15; amount=1250.

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Enter one item per line. For a row with several facts, use key=value pairs separated by semicolons, such as date=2026-01-15; amount=1250.

Enter one item per line. For a row with several facts, use key=value pairs separated by semicolons, such as date=2026-01-15; amount=1250.

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Enter one item per line. For a row with several facts, use key=value pairs separated by semicolons, such as date=2026-01-15; amount=1250.

Enter one item per line. For a row with several facts, use key=value pairs separated by semicolons, such as date=2026-01-15; amount=1250.

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One YYYY-MM-DD date per line. The public scenario requires exactly one unambiguous departure.

One YYYY-MM-DD date per line. The public scenario requires exactly one unambiguous departure.

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Method

This workpaper uses deterministic arithmetic, chronology, reconciliation, or coverage logic from the entered fields. It does not persist client facts or send field values to general analytics.

Use preliminary-period language; D/S, minors, pending applications, and other exceptions require attorney review.

Before relying on it

  1. 01Confirm each required entry against the source record.
  2. 02Build the workpaper and inspect every calculated fact and held question.
  3. 03Open the cited sources and verify the version that governs the matter.
  4. 04Move unresolved file questions into the related Preflight review.

What the workpaper returns

  • chronology of potential unlawful-presence periods
  • preliminary day counts
  • bar-threshold flags
  • statutory exception and ambiguity flags

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