Don't let a forgotten tweet cost you your future.

Yes. Since 2019, the DS-160 visa application form asks applicants to disclose social media identifiers. USCIS, CBP, and ICE have publicly stated they review applicants' social media presence as part of the vetting process.

We scan the 6 platforms visa officers check most: X (Twitter), Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, Reddit, and YouTube. You upload a data export from each platform, we walk you through the process on a free call, and our team handles the rest.

Your social media content is only stored temporarily during scanning. Raw content and uploaded files are deleted 30 days after your report is delivered. We never share your data with third parties, and we do not store your social media passwords.

Every post goes through two rounds of AI review, then a human expert checks the results. The AI flags potential issues and assigns confidence scores. Our team then reviews every finding, confirming real risks, removing false positives, and adding cultural context. You get a professionally reviewed report, not raw AI output.

No. This tool only reads your publicly available posts or data you upload. It does not interact with government systems, modify your social media, or appear in any application process.

Not yet. Your report lists a specific action for each finding: delete, add context, make private, or ignore. Each one comes with the reasoning so you can decide.

We analyze 11 categories aligned with known government screening criteria: anti-government sentiment, hate speech, violence/threats, drug & alcohol references, extremist affiliation, sexual/explicit content, fraud/dishonesty, immigration violations, criminal activity, professional misconduct, and cultural sensitivity issues.

Never. You upload a data export from each platform, a file you download from your own account settings. We never ask for or store passwords, and we never log into your accounts. On your onboarding call, we walk you through the export process step by step.

A visa denial can cost $10,000+ in reapplication fees plus months of delay. Unlike cheap automated tools that run keyword searches, Screened combines AI analysis with a human expert review of every finding. We check hundreds or thousands of posts across multiple platforms and languages, catch nuance that algorithms miss, and tell you exactly how to fix it. That's a fraction of the cost of getting denied.

If you complete your scan before your interview, follow every remediation step in your report, and your visa is still denied due to social media content, we'll pay you $2,000. You have 60 days from the denial date to file a claim. The guarantee covers non-immigrant visa categories including B, F, H, J, L, and O visas. See full terms at tryscreened.com/terms#guarantee.

You see your posts through your own lens. A visa officer sees them through a screening lens, looking for specific red flags. Screened catches things you'd miss: sarcasm that reads as a threat, cultural references that look like extremism, years-old posts you forgot about. It works across languages and spots patterns across platforms that you can't catch manually.

A report with an executive summary, a deep analysis of every flagged post, confidence scores, and a specific action for each finding (delete, add context, or make private). Plus cross-platform pattern analysis and a downloadable PDF you can send to your attorney.

Your data is only used to generate your report. We don't sell it, feed it into training models, or share it with anyone. Raw content and uploaded files are deleted 30 days after your report lands. You can request a full data deletion anytime. We built this to help you, not to collect your information.