To report a Non-Immigrant visa as lost or stolen, before you complete the information report, please read carefully the following instructions: If your visa was stolen, you have to scan the police report and an official ID: IFE, driver's license, passport or birth certificate, if the person is a minor: birth certificate, passport or school ID. If your visa was lost, you have to scan only an official ID: IFE, driver's license, passport or birth certificate, if the person is a minor: birth certificate, passport or school ID. Individual reports needs to be submitted in case of reporting more than one visa. This report will only be processed if all information is provided.
Type of report: Stolen Lost Complete name of visa applicant [name(s), last name(s)]: Date of birth: (DD/MM/YEAR) Email Address: Place of birth: Visa Class: BBBCC - Laser visa BBBCV - Replacement for laser visa H - Work visa J - Exchange visitor visa TN - NAFTA professionals Other Other: Date when visa was lost/stolen: (DD/MM/YEAR) Brief description of how the visa was lost/stolen: Scanned Police Report: Scanned Official ID: Police report case number: Date when the police report was filed (DD/MM/YEAR): City and State where the police report was filed:
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Have you been a victim of fraud? Have you been sold fake documents? Each year, thousands of Mexican citizens are victims of visa related fraud. Visa fraud damages the integrity of the visa process, drains U.S. government resources, and slows the process for Mexican citizens who are seeking to legitimately obtain a visa.
If you have been a victim of fraud, or know of someone who has suffered from visa fraud, report it to the Consulate. We have a dedicated team of individuals to handle these cases. Email us at NogalesFPU@state.gov
The US Consulate in Nogales can only accept lost or stolen reports of visas that were issue in our Consulate. If your visa was issue in another Consulate please contact them for further instruccions.
