[studenthelp1]

Providing that the visitor has not broken any immigrations or border protection laws, is a law abiding citizen/visitor and not acted in an unlawful manner, does an immigrations officer have the right to cancel this traveler's visa?

[studenthelp1]

Providing that the visitor has not broken any immigrations or border protection laws, is a law abiding citizen/visitor and not acted in an unlawful manner, does an immigrations officer have the right to cancel this visitor's visa?

[lawanwadee]

There are many reasons immigration officers can keep you out especially when you hold B1/B2. If they find previous record that you've worked without authorization, or stayed up to 4-5 months and returned within 2-3 weeks, etc.

They have the rights to cancel your visa.. Yes.

[studenthelp1]

Thank you kindly, you have confirmed to me that for an officer to take such a decision, he would have a good reason to do so and would not cancel just because he is in a bad mood. i.e.. There should be some grounds for suspicion that the visitor is unlawful.

Thank you for your time today. Have a great day.

[lawanwadee]

When they cancel someone's visa.. there must be enough reasons/evidence to do so.. not just bad mood.