What Is Visa Revocation? Visa revocation occurs when the US Department of State or US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) cancels a visa that was previously issued. Unlike visa denial (which happens before a visa is granted), revocation happens after approval, often while the visa holder is in the United States or abroad. A revoked … Read more
If your B1/B2 visa has been revoked under INA § 221(i), especially due to an old or dismissed arrest, you may feel unfairly penalized bu the reality is that even a non criminal or dismissed charge can trigger visa revocation under this section. A revoked visa doesn’t always mean your ability to enter the US … Read more
H-1B Visa Revoked at CBP for Alleged OPT Violation – What Should I Do Now? If your H-1B visa was revoked by CBP under 22 CFR § 41.122(h)(3), especially at a pre-clearance location abroad, you may feel like your US career is over before it starts. This regulation allows CBP officers to cancel or revoke … Read more
If you’ve been notified that your visa was revoked because of a DUI arrest or conviction, you’re probably feeling overwhelmed and unsure about your immigration future. Whether you hold a B1/B2, F1, H1B, L1, J1, or other nonimmigrant visa, a DUI can trigger automatic visa revocation, often without a hearing or warning. The first thing … Read more
If your B1/B2, F1, H1B, L1, O1, E2, J1, or J2 visa was revoked because of a speeding incident, you’re not the first and you’re definitely not alone. We’ve seen an increasing number of international visa holders and students have their visas canceled over traffic related issues, especially in cases involving: Was It Just a … Read more
Receiving a notification from the U.S. Department of State or a U.S. Embassy stating that your visa has been revoked under INA Section 221(i) can be alarming. Such revocations often occur when new information comes to light suggesting you may be inadmissible to the United States or no longer eligible for the visa issued to … Read more
Visa Cancelled or Revoked Under 22 CFR 41.122 Did an immigration officer recently cancel your visa and write 22 CFR 41.122 on it? 22 CFR 41.122 gives immigration officers authority to revoke or cancel visas which they normally use in two different situations. If a consular official believes that a visa was issued incorrectly or … Read more