USA B1/B2 visa visit. Can I change my plans last moment?
I have received a B1/B2 US visa. While applying for it, I haven't booked plane tickets yet and didn't have a solid plan of my travel, only a list of places I am planning to visit (New Haven and Boston). In my DS-160 I have put an address in New Haven as an address where I'm going to stay during my trip and notified the councilor orally that I'm going to actually visit multiple places, I just planned to go to New Haven first.
Now I am planning the trip thoroughly and my plans seem to have changed. I would prefer to go to San Francisco and then to Boston, and to not go to New Haven at all. However, I am not sure that such rearrangement is allowed.
Who can I contact concerning this question?
Will they compare the roadmap of my trip to what I have filled out previously in my visa application at the border?
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Can I change my travel plans after I receive my US visa?
There are no issues with changing your plans, as long as the change is an honest change. If your change leads the Customs and Border Patrol staff to believe that your visa was obtained via fraud, then they can take action including denying you entry to the country and invalidating your visa.Can I reschedule my visa appointment to earlier date?
Of course. You can reschedule your appointment (for a future date only) and up to a maximum of two times. If you are late or have missed your appointment on the scheduled day, the system will not allow you to reschedule or cancel, and you will be required to book a new appointment after 24 hours.How many times can I reschedule my US visa appointment?
Restrictions to Changing Appointments Applicants are only allowed to reschedule twice (not including the initial appointment) without penalty. If the second rescheduling attempt is canceled, an applicant will only be allowed to reschedule a new date after a waiting period of 90 days.Can I still travel 2 weeks to my US visa expiration date?
A visa must be valid at the time a traveler seeks admission to the United States, but the expiration date of the visa (validity period/length of time the visa can be used) has no relation to the length of time a temporary visitor may be authorized by the Department of Homeland Security to remain in the United States.How to Extend Your B1/B2 Visa- Episode 6
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