US visa renewal
If you already had your B1/B2 visa and it's about to expire or already expired, renewing it is usually simpler than getting it for the first time. I update your DS-160, review what changed in your profile since last time, and support you on WhatsApp from start to finish.
Renewing is usually simpler than getting the visa for the first time — but it's not automatic. If something changed in your profile since your last visa, we review it carefully. And if I see a real risk of denial, I tell you before you pay.
What's included?
- Updated DS-160 filing with your current information
- Review of the changes in your profile since your last visa
- Booking your appointment on the renewal track
- Personalized guidance for your case
- WhatsApp support from start to finish
How it works
You message me on WhatsApp
You tell me when your previous visa expires (or expired) and what you use it for.
I review what changed in your profile
I compare your situation today with your last visa: job, address, marital status, and recent travel.
We update your DS-160
I fill the consular form with your current details, with double-checking, because one wrong answer can cost you the visa.
We book on the renewal track
I guide you to make the consular payment (you pay it directly to the consulate) and I find you the most convenient appointment.
Can it be renewed without an interview?
Some renewals may be processed without an in-person interview, depending on your age and how recently your previous visa expired [verify per current rules]. Not everyone qualifies, and consular rules change over time.
When I review your case I'll honestly tell you whether you can go the no-interview route or whether it's better to prepare for one — no sugarcoating, no false promises.
Who is it for?
This service is for you if you already had a US B1/B2 visa and want to renew it, whether it's about to expire or already expired. If you've never had a visa, the first-time service is what you need — message me and I'll point you to the right one.
Frequently asked
Can I renew my US visa if it already expired?
Yes. Even if your B1/B2 visa has already expired, in most cases you can renew it. What we review is how long it's been expired and what changed in your profile, because that affects whether you qualify for the no-interview process [verify per current rules].
Is the visa renewal without an interview?
Sometimes, yes. Some renewals qualify to be processed without an in-person interview depending on your age and the validity of your previous visa [verify per current rules]. Not everyone qualifies; when I review your case I'll honestly tell you whether you can go that route.
What requirements do I need to renew the visa?
In general: your previous visa (even if expired), your valid passport, and your updated information for the DS-160. The exact requirements depend on your case [verify] — I'll give you the full list when we review your situation on WhatsApp.
How much does it cost to renew the US visa?
The renewal costs $700 MXN. The consular fee (approx. $3,300 MXN [verify, varies with exchange rate]) is paid separately, directly to the consulate, not to Mr Consul.
Do you guarantee my visa will be renewed?
Nobody can guarantee approval — the final decision is the consul's. What I do guarantee is that you'll arrive prepared, with your DS-160 updated and error-free. If I see a high risk of denial, I'll tell you before charging you.