The U.S. Embassy in Accra has announced a transition to a new visa services provider, set to take effect on August 26, 2024.
This change will affect access to the current visa service provider’s website and services, which will cease on August 16, 2024.
Consequently, between August 16 and August 26, applicants will not be able to make new visa appointments, cancel or reschedule existing appointments, or access customer service.
All existing nonimmigrant visa interview appointments will remain valid through this period.
Key Details for Visa Applicants:
Interviews on or Before August 16:
Interviews Between August 16 and August 26:
No further action is required, but access to your ustraveldocs.com account will end on August 16.
Print your appointment confirmation letter before August 16.
Beginning August 26, visit the new visa services website to create a new user account for managing appointments and accessing customer service.
For Applicants Who Have Paid the Visa Application Fee:
Schedule a visa appointment as soon as possible and follow the guidance based on your interview date.
For Those Planning to Travel to the U.S. in August or September:
Pay the visa application fee and schedule your appointment promptly. Note that appointment slots are limited during these months.
For Those Planning to Travel After September:
Consider waiting until after August 26 to begin the visa application process.
Important Dates to Remember:
The U.S. Embassy encourages all applicants to take necessary actions before the transition to avoid any disruptions in their visa application process.
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