How can i go back to my country after spending more than six months in the US.?

Question

the longest you can stay in the US is six months on a b1 visa, but it happens to me that i spend more than that, so how can i go back legally to my country,please your advice will be appreciated.

Answer 1

sounds like you could be in some sh*t... contact your country's embassy here in the US

Answer 2

book a flight

Answer 3

There's no problem going home.  You won't be allowed to come back, however.

Answer 4

You won't have any problems at all going back to your own country...

You will have problems if you try to reenter the USA.

Answer 5

Buy a ticket, fly back home. You won't be detained for leaving, but you may not be allowed to return due to overstaying.  

Answer 6

US immigration is not in the business of preventing foreigners from leaving the US, and won't stop or detain you for staying here too long. As long as you have a valid passport for your country, you shouldn't have any problem going home. As Yak Rider says, coming back in the future will be a problem.

Answer 7

You have no problem leaving the US and returning to your own country.  The length of time you overstayed your visa determines how long you will be barred from re-entry.  The longer the overstay, the longer the ban, so the sooner you depart, the better for you.

Answer 8

You can go back to your own country anytime you wish, but will not be allowed to enter the U. S. of A. again.

Answer 9

I can't imagine that you would have any problem leaving the US.  Do you anticipate a problem entering your own country?