See What The Consulate Sees
Before They See It
Understand your public digital footprint and how it may be perceived. Prepare for your visa interview with awareness and confidence.
"VisaClean flagged 3 tweets from 2019 that could have been misinterpreted. I was prepared to explain them at my F-1 visa interview. Peace of mind is priceless."
"As an H-1B holder, I was nervous about my visa stamping. VisaClean helped me review 5 years of tweets in minutes. Peace of mind is priceless."
"My lawyer quoted $1,500 to review all 2,000 of my posts. VisaClean narrowed it down to 22 posts to review, cutting the cost significantly."
Who Should Use VisaClean?
If you're applying for a U.S. visa or already in the U.S. and planning to travel, you need to check your social media.
F-1/J-1 Students
International students applying for or renewing student visas. One flagged post could delay your studies by months.
H-1B/L-1 Workers
Tech workers, professionals, and executives applying for work visas or going through visa stamping.
B-1/B-2 Visitors
Business travelers and tourists applying for visitor visas. Even a vacation can be ruined by an old tweet.
K-1 Fiancé(e)s
Fiancé(e)s of U.S. citizens going through the K-1 visa process and extensive background checks.
Green Card Applicants
Anyone in the immigration process - adjustment of status, consular processing, or naturalization.
ESTA/VWP Travelers
Travelers from Visa Waiver countries. CBP can still check social media at the border.
Scan Your Twitter/X Profile in Seconds
Our Chrome extension lets you scan your Twitter/X profile directly from the browser. No need to connect accounts or share passwords - it reads your public posts just like a visa officer would. Posts are sent to our secure servers for AI analysis.
- One-click scanning - Just visit your profile and click scan
- AI-powered analysis - Uses advanced AI to detect visa risks
- Instant results - Get your visa safety score in under a minute
- Detailed explanations - Understand why each item was flagged
- Scan history - Review flagged content and understand what may be questioned
The New Reality for Visa Applicants
Mandatory Disclosure
Since June 2025, all non-immigrant visa applicants must disclose every social media handle used in the past 5 years and set profiles to public before interviews.
Automated Screening
Consular officers and AI systems review your posts, comments, likes, and follows against INA 212(a)(3), 214(b), and State Department guidelines.
Zero Visibility
Applicants have no official tool to see what the consulate sees. You can't predict which old post might trigger a 221(g) hold or SAO.
Expensive Alternatives
Immigration lawyers charge $500-$2,000 for manual reviews that take weeks. Most applicants can't afford this or don't have time.
How VisaClean Works
Three simple steps to get your social media analyzed in seconds
Start Scan
Visit your Twitter/X profile and click Start Scan to begin analyzing your posts.
AI Analysis
Our AI collects and analyzes your tweets against visa vetting criteria.
Get Results
Review your Visa Safety Score and any flagged content with detailed explanations.
What We Check For
Our AI analyzes your content against official DHS/USCIS visa vetting criteria
Critical Flags
- • Terrorism support
- • Violent extremism
- • Antisemitic content
- • Serious crimes
High Risk
- • Immigration fraud
- • Drug trafficking
- • Human trafficking
- • Anti-US sentiment
Medium Risk
- • Immigrant intent
- • Overstay plans
- • Work without auth
- • Inconsistencies
Not Flagged
- • Political criticism
- • Policy disagreements
- • Protest participation
- • Personal opinions
Know Your Digital Footprint Before Your Interview
Understand what's publicly visible on your profile. Be prepared to discuss your content honestly and confidently.
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