F-1 Visa Denied Over Undisclosed Social Media Account: What You Need To Know

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An Indian student’s U.S. F-1 visa was refused under Section 221(g) of the Immigration and Nationality Act after he failed to disclose one of his social media accounts on the DS-160 visa application form. Although he used a nickname on the platform, the consular officer was still able to link the account to him. ✅ Watch the video to learn what happened and how to avoid this mistake. ***** If you need help or guidance with any U.S. immigration matters, especially with these major changes, please don't hesitate to reach out. We're always ready to assist you. ☎️☎️+1 (802) 780 0564☎️☎️ ?: www.akpokulaw.com ?: hello@akpokulaw.com Post by Innocentia From the AK Poku Law Team #AKPokuLaw #AKPoku #F1Visa #VisaRefusal #DS160 #SocialMediaScreening #USVisaTips #StudentVisa #221g #ConsularProcessing #ImmigrationMistakes #VisaInterview #InternationalStudents #ImmigrationLaw #TravelTips #usimmigrationupdate #usimmigration #immigrationjourney #immigrants #lawyer #usimmigrationlawfirm #immigrantslawfirm #citizenship #usvisa #greencard #americandream #Ghana #uscis #immigrantslawyer
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