@bradbernsteinlaw: Brad explains that a visitor’s visa (B2 visa) is strictly for temporary visits and not for living in the U.S. If you use your visa to stay for the full 6 months allowed and then attempt to return shortly after leaving, immigration officials may question your intentions. Repeatedly using a visitor’s visa to spend extended periods in the U.S. can be seen as an attempt to live in the country, which is a violation of the visa’s purpose. This could lead to increased scrutiny, denial of entry, or even the cancellation of your visa. The visitor’s visa is designed for short-term stays, such as vacations or visiting family—not for establishing residency. #VisitorsVisa #ImmigrationLaw #VisaMisuse #TravelTips #BradBernstein #SparBernstein #ESTA #fyp