Traveling to the United States on a visitor visa? Perhaps the most daunting step of the entire Visa process is a Visa interview, in which a consular officer will ask you questions about your travel plans and the purpose of your trip.
The idea of ​​being interviewed by a government official of the United States can be overwhelming, but keep in mind that the purpose of the interview is simply to determine if you fulfill the visa requirements. Knowing what types of questions will be made and what to expect in the whole process can configure it for success.
Understand the process well. (Accurate information and knowledge is half of the battle won)
Provide complete and truthful information.
Prepare well for the interview.
Applicants must use the same passport to buy their receipt (or payment fee), as they will use at the time of the interview.
If your passport expires within the next 6, 12 months, it is recommended to get a new passport before buying a receipt for a Visa interview.
All questions in the application form must be answered correctly.
All visa applicants must clearly indicate at their surname and their name.
Applicants should consult their passport and, if the whole name is administered in a line, they must change the same change from the passport office before requesting a visa.
Indicate your current address and not the permanent address in the VISA application form.
These useful tips can be a great help to get Visa.
Advice
The host or sponsor in the USA UU must send complete and readable documents. It is better to have computerized impressions so that they can be easy to read.
Send the complete instructions and the procedure to obtain the visa. There should not be discrepancy in any of the information provided by you and by your visitor.
Try to send your documents as most recently outdated as possible, not sustain for a long time, it does not mean being very recent, 1 months / 45 days it's okay, but no more than what.
Provide all authentic and clear responses to the consulate personnel. In case of confusion, do not hesitate to ask the person or personnel of the consulate in an educated way.
If the language is a problem, you can request to speak in local language.
The consulate can request return plane tickets, health insurance, etc. Tell them, those things will be done after the visa is approved.
Complete the visa application form carefully. In case of error, request another form. Do not overwrite.
The visitor must understand the procedure and each document to be presented.
When receiving your visa, carefully check any kind of errors as a name, date of birth, type of visa, date of validity, etc.
Remember: The expiration date of your stay limit, is the date on Form I-94, which will be attached to your passport in the EE. UU., And not the date stamped on your visa. Usually, these are the same dates, but in some cases it could differ.
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