I have not requested an extension or change of status through USCIS. The last time I applied for a visa it was approved. If over the age of 14 years old, I previously provided fingerprints at the Embassy. My name, date of birth, and gender on my last visa are the same. I have my passport with my previous visa from the same visa category in my possession. I am a Philippine passport holder and live in the Philippines. My prior visa is still valid or expired within the last 48 months. If B1/B2, my prior visa was valid for ten (10) years. I have a previous B1/B2 visa that I wish to renew. If you answer YES to ALL of the questions below, you may be able to renew your US tourist visa by dropping your passport and required documents in designated drop off centers: However, if qualified, renewing your US tourist visa may be a walk in the park. Renewing a visa during a pandemic may sound like a difficult task. If qualified, you may be able to renew your US tourist visa by simply dropping your passport and required documents in designated drop off centers. This article talks about renewing your US tourist visa without going to the US Embassy. Admiralty and Maritime Law & Litigation. Local Government, Election Law and Administrative Law. 
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