Can a Cancelled US visa be reinstated?

When a non-immigrant visa is cancelled or denied, the applicant can reapply with a non-immigrant waiver if they have evidence to refute the reason for the cancellation or denial, and they can prove that they are not a danger to the United States. Even then, it is not guaranteed that the visa will be reissued.

How do I answer Has your US visa ever been Cancelled or revoked?

Has your US visa been Cancelled or Revoked? You should answer “yes” if a US visa has been canceled or revoked earlier due to any reason whatsoever. Example: Most US embassy does cancel your existing visa with a “Cancelled without prejudice” stamp if you are applying for renewal.

Can a U.S. visa be revoked?

Revocation means that your visa is no longer valid and cannot be used to re-enter the U.S. Visas may be revoked at the U.S. government’s discretion. However, this typically occurs only under extreme circumstances.

Will a visa revocation affect my immigration status?

Nonimmigrants in the United States who are concerned about the impact of a visa revocation on their immigration status, or who have had an immigration benefit denied solely on the basis of a visa revocation, should discuss their situation with an immigration lawyer.

Can a consular officer revoke a nonimmigrant visa?

Visa holders who are outside of the United States should know that a consular officer is authorized to revoke both immigrant and nonimmigrant visas at any time, at his or her discretion. A revoked visa is no longer valid for entry or reentry into the United States.

When does the Secretary of State have to revoke a visa?

The Immigration and Nationality Act at INA 221 (i); 8 USC 1201 (i) provides: After the issuance of a visa or other documentation to any alien, the consular officer or the Secretary of State may at any time, in his discretion, revoke such visa or other documentation.

What does it mean when a visa is cancelled without prejudice?

The U.S. embassy or consulate will stamp the visa, “Cancelled Without Prejudice”, which just means the mistake must be remedied before the visa will be approved. The “without prejudice” part means the cancellation does not affect your eligibility or ability to obtain the immigration benefit.