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The United States Embassy in Freetown has dismissed reports suggesting that it is set to close, assuring the public that its operations continue as normal.
In an official statement, the Embassy clarified that no decision has been made to close either the Embassy in Freetown or any U.S. consulate, contrary to reports circulating on social media and other platforms.
“No embassy or consulate closures have been announced, and operations continue as normal,” the statement said.
The Embassy further explained that the U.S. Department of State routinely evaluates its overseas operations to ensure that American diplomatic missions are effectively advancing U.S. foreign policy priorities and serving the public efficiently.
“The Department of State is constantly evaluating its overseas operations in order to advance America’s priorities as efficiently and effectively as possible. We have nothing further to announce at this time,” the statement added.
The Embassy also reassured visa applicants and other members of the public that any future changes affecting visa applications, interview procedures, or consular services would be communicated through official channels.
“In case of updates to the visa application or interview process, we share details on our website and directly inform any affected applicants,” the Embassy stated.
