srs1610 Posted February 7, 2020 Report Share Posted February 7, 2020 Hello , firstly i want to thank everybody out on this forum for helping people through tough times. I had a DUI last year in April 2019 for which i was arrested and finger printed , this happened during my STEM OPT . I was put on diversion with no guilty plea and later the case got dismissed in November 2019 . So the case was dismissed under diversion with no guilty plea. My employer had filed for H1-B during that April 2019 and was approved in June 2019 and i am currently on H1-b and need to go to India for my stamping. while going through DS-160 , there is a question which states : has your US visa ever been rejected or revoked ? I know that people say as soon as you are arrested your F1 visa gets revoked , but i never formally received anything in form of mail or email saying that it has been revoked. what do i answer there? is there a way to find out if it was indeed revoked bcos i did not get any communication. Quote Link to comment
srs1610 Posted March 3, 2020 Author Report Share Posted March 3, 2020 Guys , can please someone help with this query? thanks Quote Link to comment
02112018 Posted April 27, 2020 Report Share Posted April 27, 2020 has your US visa ever been rejected or revoked ? No Have you every been arrested and finger printed ? Yes and write the DUI story and be honest. Quote Link to comment
shabee Posted April 29, 2020 Report Share Posted April 29, 2020 @srs1610 I too didn't receive any email on revocation after my DWI arrest , that doesn't mean that ur visa isn't revoked. it most certainly was. Do one thing check ceac website and see for last updated date , if its updated +- week around ur arrest then yes its an affirmative on revocation. I answered yes, since its gonna be 221G anyway , wont cost u anything... Quote Link to comment
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