FAQs

Immigration authorities increasingly review digital activity to assess credibility, intent, character, and security compliance.

We currently screen LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook.

Yes. The review is conducted privately and securely with strict data protection standards.

No. Legitimate screening never requires login credentials.

Reports are typically delivered within 24–48 hours, depending on the size of your digital footprint.

Our proprietary algorithm analyzes risk categories such as political content, character concerns, immigration intent signals, and inconsistencies with your application — using criteria modeled on what real immigration officers evaluate.

Our proprietary algorithm was built by studying actual immigration review processes and has been continuously refined through insights gained from real customer screening outcomes. It mirrors the criteria consular officers use to assess digital footprints.

Yes. You can purchase additional screenings at any time after addressing flagged content.

Our AI Video Interview lets you practice real visa interview questions before your actual appointment. You record video responses to 7 randomized questions — drawn from a bank of 26 covering background, intent, character, and consistency. Our AI then scores your responses on communication, confidence, and consistency, and provides specific recommendations to improve. It's included free with Professional and Executive plans.

Our AI analyzes your video responses for communication clarity, confidence level, and consistency with your application details. You receive an overall score out of 100, a breakdown by category, and personalized recommendations for improvement. The questions are randomized from a bank of 26, so each attempt gives you fresh questions to practice with.

Yes! You get up to 3 attempts, each with a different set of randomized questions. The AI tracks your improvement across attempts, showing you score changes and which areas improved or need more work. This helps you systematically prepare for your real visa interview.

The AI Interview is designed as a practice tool that covers the same categories real consular officers evaluate — background verification, intent assessment, character evaluation, and consistency checking. While it's not a substitute for the actual interview, it helps you practice articulating your responses clearly and confidently.

Yes, immigration authorities may review publicly available social media during background checks.

Yes, suspicious or inappropriate online content can raise concerns during visa screening.

It is the process of reviewing public social media activity to identify potential immigration risks.

Reviewing your profiles helps detect content that may negatively impact your visa application.

Platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn may be reviewed if they are public.

A digital footprint includes publicly available online information linked to your name or profiles.

Yes, older public posts can sometimes be reviewed during immigration background checks.

Content related to illegal activity, violence, fraud, or misinformation may raise concerns.

Not always, but some countries use it as part of enhanced background checks.

Generally, only publicly accessible content is reviewed by immigration officers.

Inconsistent personal information, illegal activity, or content contradicting the visa application.

It is a review of your online presence to identify issues that could affect visa approval.

You can use tools like VisaScreen to scan your digital footprint and detect potential risks.

Digital footprint analysis usually takes only a few minutes depending on the number of profiles.

Preparing your digital footprint reduces the risk of issues during immigration background checks.

Yes, U.S. visa applicants may be asked to provide social media handles for screening.

UK authorities may review publicly available online activity during background verification.

Canadian immigration officers can review publicly available social media when assessing applications.

It is a tool that analyzes online content using artificial intelligence to identify potential visa risks.

VisaScreen analyzes your digital footprint and highlights potential issues before you apply.