What is required to prove inadmissibility due to status violation under INA 237(a)(1)(C)?

To establish inadmissibility due to status violation under INA 237(a)(1)(C), it is essential to provide evidence that demonstrates an individual has overstayed their authorized period of stay. This provision addresses those who were admitted to the United States for a specific duration but subsequently lacked the necessary status to remain legally beyond that period.

This means that the core requirement is showing that an individual did not comply with the terms of their admission, which is primarily evidenced by overstaying a visa or relevant authorization. Other aspects, such as employment history, do not directly address the violation of immigration status, citizenship proof is irrelevant in the context of overstaying, and medical examinations are not pertinent to proving status violations. The focus is strictly on whether the individual maintained lawful status as permitted by their entry into the country.