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Sure, if you don't meet the standards or if you run into an agent that decides to throw the book at you. I always bring my physical diplomas which are large sin
by hervature 4y ago
Sure, if you don't meet the standards or if you run into an agent that decides to throw the book at you. I always bring my physical diplomas which are large since they are framed. Usually, most agents accept my scanned copy as the frame is annoying to put on their scanner. Some say my scanned copy is not good enough. More importantly, there is nothing that prevents you from retrying later that day when the agents have changed shifts. I would wait a day and then just explain you were missing a vital piece of documentation which you left at home.
- blindriver 4y agoI once crossed the border from Canada with my Green Card, and was accused of not being the person that the GC was issued to. My jaw dropped because I had no way of proving that I was who I was besides all my identification, and that's when I realized how unfettered the power of CBP was. Sometimes they are assholes and bullies for no reason. He went away for a few minutes, and then came back and let me through but I still remember it to this day.