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Your website is very useful and contains extensive information, but it seems that the following information is incorrect on the following page
https://www.immihelp.com/visitors-visa-extension/
If your visitor visa extension is denied and if you have any 10 year multiple entry visa, that visa is considered automatically cancelled under section 222(g) of the INA. When the visa is cancelled, they don't have to stamp or strike off the actual visa stamp in the passport. They just make an entry in their computer. That means, if you try to enter US with that visa stamp again, you will not be allowed.
When I look at the link for section 222(g), I see the following (special rules)
222(g) does/does apply to aliens who file for a COS or EOS and who remain after the date on their I-94, if the COS/EOS request is subsequently denied or is still pending at the time of the alien's departure. (but see below, concerning the blanket extraordinary circumstances exemption for certain aliens who depart while a COS or EOS application is pending.)
I understand that you are non layer and non affiliated with any government, but would you please clarify your interpretation of the 222(g) as it applies to EOS and COS.
https://www.immihelp.com/visitors-visa-extension/
If your visitor visa extension is denied and if you have any 10 year multiple entry visa, that visa is considered automatically cancelled under section 222(g) of the INA. When the visa is cancelled, they don't have to stamp or strike off the actual visa stamp in the passport. They just make an entry in their computer. That means, if you try to enter US with that visa stamp again, you will not be allowed.
When I look at the link for section 222(g), I see the following (special rules)
222(g) does/does apply to aliens who file for a COS or EOS and who remain after the date on their I-94, if the COS/EOS request is subsequently denied or is still pending at the time of the alien's departure. (but see below, concerning the blanket extraordinary circumstances exemption for certain aliens who depart while a COS or EOS application is pending.)
I understand that you are non layer and non affiliated with any government, but would you please clarify your interpretation of the 222(g) as it applies to EOS and COS.
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