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Liberia: US Embassy Announces Suspension of Nonimmigrant and Immigrant Visa Services on August 16

MONROVIA- The US Embassy near Monrovia has announced a temporary suspension of Nonimmigrant and Immigrant Visa Services on August 16, 2024, as part of its transition to a new visa services provider. 


By Francis G. Boayue 


The US Visa application process refers to the series of steps and procedures that individuals go through to obtain a visa to travel to the United States of America (USA).

The embassy in a press release issued on Thursday, said “To better serve our applicants, the U.S. Embassy in Monrovia is transitioning to a new visa services provider.”

The release further said beginning August 16, 2024, there will be temporary suspension of all nonimmigrant and immigrant visa appointment services until the new website is online. 

The US Embassy said: “After August 16: The ustraveldocs.com website and customer service will no longer be available. We will announce the new website link for making visa appointments when it is open to the public.” 

The release further acknowledged that “all previously scheduled visa appointments for dates after August 16 remain valid. 

For updates and more detailed information, the Embassy urged the public to visit the U.S. Embassy website.

“If you have or plan to schedule a visa appointment on or after August 16, check the U.S. Embassy website regularly for the latest information about our new appointment scheduling website: lr.usembassy.gov/visas,” the release added.

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