[Will US Embassy Report Me for Expired Visa?]

3 hours ago, Matzzon said:

Yes, I have a suggestion. As you know what important work you have that needs to be done, you should think about not risking all by overstaying your visa.

 

3 hours ago, richard_smith237 said:

Before any of this I’d be more concerned simply about the overstay. 

If caught (for any reasons, i.e. in an accident, or just stopped on the street etc) you will be on an extremely sticky wicket and face a ban. 

 

The best advice you can receive is to take the next available flight out for a Visa run to a country which has the best option for issuing a Tourist Visa.

 

The question begs; why would you knowingly allow yourself to get into such a situation?

 

 

 

2 hours ago, DrJack54 said:

You have bit nail on head.

I'm not being negative towards OP, but couldn't help read between lines "I've overstayed few months".....like I had a flat tyre last week.

OP, get out of country. Have you read dire reports of being locked up. 

don’t start making assumptions and criticisms about my overstay situation, please. If you understood why I’m in this circumstance in the first place I think you all would be swallowing your words. Yes I am definitely aware of the consequences, and NO it was never my intention to overstay nor do I speak of this like mentioning a “flat tire.” I was trying to keep my post fairly brief and to the point. When all your cash, US bank cards and other valuables get stolen from you right out of your condo from a security guard (who was caught on CCTV btw) it’s kind of hard to make a casual visa run to anywhere. Make sense? 
Thank you again to all the forum members who actually replied with sensible, useful and assuring words

[Will US Embassy Report Me for Expired Visa?]

18 minutes ago, ubonjoe said:

They will not report you overstay. They only want to see your passport photo page.

You will need a copy of the photo page to give to them when you get the notary service done.

Have you used the notary service at the US Embassy? The reason why I ask is because I’m trying to decide if I should use the embassy or a less costly Thai lawyer notary for the basic service I need done. It’s not like I’m trying to enter a business/legal contract or some other highly sensitive matter. 

[Will US Embassy Report Me for Expired Visa?]

I need to get an authentication of signature notary from the US Embassy, but I’m a bit nervous to go to there because I have overstayed my tourist visa by a few months now. I know that the security clearance requires that I show my passport, but will they check my visa status, and more importantly will they report me to immigration if they know of my overstay status??? 
I need to send a notarized document to a family member in the US so he can obtain my court records for my Thai wife’s US K3 Visa application...and time is ticking. Any help, info or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.