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How do you check if my U.S. visa has been revoked?
To check on the status of your U.S. Visa application: United States: Contact the National Visa Center (NVC) at 1-603-334-0700 for immigrant visas. For nonimmigrant visas, call 1-603-334-0888. Or use the Consular Electronic Application Center (CEAC).
How do I check my visa status?
Visit the official visa website of the country of visit. Find the option of tracking the visa application status. Enter the acknowledgement number or passport number and the date of birth. Following that, enter the captcha code and click ‘submit’.
How can I check my US visa status?
Check the Status of Your Visa You can check the status of your application any time at this website: https://ceac.state.gov/CEACStatTracker/Status.aspx. Please wait at least three business days following your visa interview to check on the status of your application.
What happens when a US visa is revoked?
Regardless of delivery of such notice, once the revocation has been entered into the Department’s Consular Lookout and Support System (CLASS), the visa is no longer to be considered valid for travel to the United States. The date of the revocation shall be indicated in CLASS and on any notice sent to the alien to whom the visa was issued.
Can a consular officer revoke a nonimmigrant visa?
A consular officer is authorized to revoke a nonimmigrant visa at any time, in his or her discretion. A revoked visa is no longer valid for entry or reentry to the United States. This authority is sourced in statute, regulation, and policy. The Immigration and Nationality Act at INA 221 (i); 8 USC 1201 (i) provides:
What happens if you violate the terms of a visa waiver?
Violating the terms of the Visa Waiver Program or previously issued U.S. visa can render an individual ineligible for a visa and a waiver of this ineligibility may be required. You will be advised further at the time of your interview with a consular officer.
Can a visa be revoked after a DUI arrest?
The prudential revocation authority in the FAM is often used to revoke visas after an alcohol-related arrest or conviction (see 9 FAM 403.11-5 (B) (c) – – Prudential visa revocation for DUI arrests or convictions ). Both the individual whose visa has been revoked as well as airlines might be notified by DOS that a visa has been revoked.