Expert Q&A: E-3 Visas being revoked — What it really means and what you can do if you receive an email about yours.

Join immigration attorney Zjantelle Cammisa Markel and America Josh for a live Q&A about the E-3 and E-3D visa revocations hitting Australian expats right now. If you’ve received a revocation notice — or you’re worried you might — you’re not alone.

Over the past few days, a select few Australians across the country have been receiving letters from U.S. consulates informing them that their E-3 or E-3D visas have been “prudentially revoked” under Section 221(i) of the Immigration and Nationality Act.

The community is understandably alarmed. But there’s a lot of confusion about what this actually means, whether you need to leave the country, and what your next steps should be.

To cut through the noise, we’ve brought in Zjantelle Cammisa Markel, Principal at Cammisa Markel, a highly regarded immigration law firm trusted by Australian expats across the U.S.

In this session, we’ll cover:

• What a “prudential revocation” actually means (and what it doesn’t)
• Why these revocations are happening now
• Whether you can stay in the U.S. if you have valid status
• What happens the next time you travel internationally
• How to reapply for your visa and what to expect
• What E-3D dependent visa holders need to know
• How prior arrests or DUIs factor into the current wave
• Your questions — submitted in advance and live during the session

This is a free event. Register now to secure your spot and submit your questions.