25/08/2026
Dear Valued U.S. Visa Applicants,
We would like to bring an important and urgent matter to your attention.
Today, we received multiple notices confirming the revocation of U.S. visas belonging to clients who had previously applied for asylum in the United States.
This is a serious development that should not be ignored.
If you previously applied for asylum in the United States and currently hold a valid U.S. visa, we strongly recommend that you carefully check the status of your visa before making any travel arrangements from the United States.
Please do not rely on information circulating on social media or assume that your visa remains valid simply because the expiration date printed on the visa has not passed. The U.S. Department of State defines visa revocation as the cancellation of a visa, meaning that the visa is no longer valid for travel to the United States.
Every case is different, and the fact that someone previously applied for asylum does not, by itself, establish the reason for a particular visa revocation. The specific circumstances and legal basis stated in the notice are important.
If you have received a visa revocation notice, or if you previously filed an asylum application and are concerned about your current visa status, please consult a qualified U.S. immigration attorney who can review your individual case and advise you regarding your legal options.
We are sharing this information simply to make our clients aware of a development that we are seeing today and to encourage everyone affected to take it seriously.
Please check your visa status before traveling
