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r/usvisascheduling

This is the place to discuss about the issues you are facing while using usvisascheduling.com or ustraveldocs.com website for booking USA visa slots and asking any USA visa application process related questions. This subreddit is neither an official one nor in any way affiliated to the official usvisascheduling portal or US Department of State. Crowdsourcing information makes it a lot more easier to look up issues that were previously faced by the community.

r/usvisascheduling Subreddit Stats & Analytics

r/usvisascheduling is a International Affairs subreddit in the World category with 69,593 members. Use this page to track r/usvisascheduling stats, subscriber growth trends, daily and weekly analytics, and similar subreddits with related audiences.

Recent r/usvisascheduling growth: +126 members today (+0.18%) and +586 members this week (+0.85%).

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r/usvisascheduling Current Stats

Total Members
69,593

r/usvisascheduling Growth Analytics

24 hours
Growth↗ +0.2%
Net+126
Daily Avg+126
7 days
Growth↗ +0.7%
Net+471
Daily Avg+67
30 days
Growth↗ +3.5%
Net+2,336
Daily Avg+78

Daily Growth Chart (30 days)

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r/usvisascheduling Subreddit Rules

1

No Agents or Spammers or VO/CO or Redact

Accounts posting images of available slots or promising to help for a payment will be banned from the subreddit. Same goes for spammers posting weird messages and/or comments. Also banned are the users who claim to be current/former consulate employees/Visa Officers (VO)/Consulate Officers (CO) as all of them are either fake or trying to sell/advertise their service.

No discussion, feedback or review of any agencies are allowed either.

Violation reason: No Agents, Spammer, VO/CO, Redact
2

Remember the Human

Be respectful to others and check your insults at the door. Don’t attack, harass, or call out other people in the comments, and assume good faith of those participating here.

3

No Duplicate Post/Comment

Exact same post and duplicate comments by the same user will be removed.

Violation reason: Duplicate Post/Comment
4

No AI Generated Content

AI-generated post and comments (except AutoModerator bot) are not allowed. We are human beings here and AI generated responses do not add any value to this subreddit. Most importantly, most of the time they are incorrect/obsolete.

Violation reason: No AI Generated Post/Comment
5

No Irrelevant/Untrue Topic/Comment

Topics / comments that are either factually incorrect or irrelevant to this subreddit may not be posted.

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