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The
Visa Office at the U.S. Department of State can revalidate only the
following types of visas: H, L, O, P,
E or I. These visas can be revalidated only if
your passport contains a previous visa of the same classification
as the visa now being sought. If you do not have an existing visa
in your passport of the same category that you seek, you can obtain
a new visa only by applying at a U.S.
consulate or embassy abroad or through the U.S. border post program.
Please note
that B1/B2 (visitor), F (student) and J (exchange visitor) visas
cannot be revalidated in the U.S.
HELP!
For assistance, contact the
Visa Office at 202-663-1225 (or fax 202-663-1608).
Please Note:
Your
permission to remain in the United States is determined by your I-94
Arrival-Departure Record, which may have a shorter validity than your
visa. If you want to stay longer than the date authorized by
your USCIS Form I-94, you must apply for an extension with
the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. The decision to grant
or deny a request for extension of stay is made solely by the USCIS.
For more information, please see:
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