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Yes, I entered without a problem. they didnt ask me anything related to this date. 

I know a second person with same problem, who also entered. 

So in my case it was not a big deal, ar least in Arlanta it was like that.

3 minutes ago, jan22 said:

You can travel with the visa as issued. Just take the information with the original dates and the updated schedule change information to show it us the same training and the presenters changed the date -- so date change was outside your control.

I have seen same advice several times, that i found promising. But here most adviced contacting the embassy and ask for the changes in visa. I already sent email and waiting for the response.

So, you are telling me that based on experience or any official information?  So it wont be risking to go there in April with excuse letters?

3 minutes ago, PaulaCJohnny said:

Are you sure about that?  I find it in a 3 seconds Google Search.

 

https://ge.usembassy.gov/visas/important-visa-information/#:~:text=Contact Us,-To contact a&text=Email%3A To reach a customer,Call 1 703 520 2249

I also found that info, but when i call embassy, they tell me to contact consulate, give me a number with the auto answer 🤷🏼‍♂️ 

13 minutes ago, Lil bear said:

You will need to email the consulate and lay all this info out .. and request a reissue for the new dates. You must include clear documentation  from  the course provider confirming the date changes 

 

The problem is that consulate here in Georgia can't be reached. They don't indicate the email on the website. the phone number is also on auto answer, not able to help me woth this issue. Nobody will alllow me to emter the building to meet anyone 🥲 I'm just clueless...

Hello, 

I got a 1 entry b1/2 visa to visit a 2 month long trainig course in Atlanta, Georgia.

the issue date : 22 September 2023

the expiration date : 30 June 2024

however in the annotation they indicated the exact dates: May 6 to June 28, 2024.

Now my plans changed, the trainig got prephoned and I need to enter the US in April, 1 month before the annotation date starts. 

What can i do in this case? I can provide an ifficial letter from the inviting organisation about changes in the plans, but what if it is not enough? 

I couldn't find any official information about this topic so far and I am really worried, as I may miss a very big chance...