A family from a country on the U.S. immigration pause list had their tourist visas revoked after they extended their stay in the United States from one month to three months. The incident occurred after the couple’s parents visited to celebrate the birth of their grandchild, leading to an unexpected extension of their visit.
Key Details:
- Parents entered the U.S. on June 7, 2025, with a tourist visa valid for one year.
- They were initially authorized to stay until December 6, 2025, but planned to leave after one month.
- They stayed for 98 days before departing on September 13, 2025.
- The U.S. embassy contacted them for an interview, resulting in the revocation of their visas due to the extended stay.
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Source: r/USCIS