In recent months, thousands of international students across the United States have experienced unexpected visa cancellations or SEVIS (Student and Exchange Visitor Information System) record terminations. These actions are often taken without warning, clear explanation, or due process.
Revocations are increasingly tied to arrests, minor convictions, and even traffic violations—none of which automatically constitute a violation of immigration status. In some cases, students receive no explanation at all, leaving them uncertain about their legal standing and next steps.
This troubling trend represents a growing form of government overreach, where international students are penalized for incidents that should not affect their visa eligibility. The lack of transparency and consistency in how these decisions are made has left many students and their families feeling powerless and confused.
The stakes are high: a revoked visa or SEVIS termination can lead to immediate loss of legal status, forced departure, or long-term consequences for future immigration benefits.
At Joseph & Hall P.C., we are committed to protecting the rights of international students. Our attorneys are:
We approach each case holistically, tailoring our legal advice to the unique circumstances and concerns of the student and their family.
International students make invaluable contributions to the academic, cultural, and economic fabric of the United States. They deserve to be treated with fairness, dignity, and legal integrity. Our immigration system should support—not punish—those who come here to learn and contribute.
If your visa or SEVIS record has been revoked—or if you are worried about something that could affect your F-1 status—we’re here to help. Schedule a consultation with an experienced immigration attorney to discuss your case and explore your options: https://MakeAppointmentWithAttorney.as.me/SEVISRevocation
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