Visa Interview Questions

[phospho123]

Hey guys!

I have my visa interview scheduled on October 1st. I was just curious about what kind of questions to expect.

Also, I had a question regarding finances. As a student, I don't have a lot of savings (~3000 Dollars). However, my father is also a US Permanent Resident who has a stable job in the US. Do you think his support letter is sufficient or do they expect me to have some savings?

I am also about to finish my PhD by mid next year. I guess it is kind of implied that I should not have difficulties getting a job in the States. But to make things obvious - do you think it will help if I have a letter from my Professor stating that I should have no problem finding a job? Or if I get a letter from a Professor in the US stating that? Do you think these documents are helpful or if that is kinda overkill?

Thanks,
Phospho123

 

[vladek15425]

Hey guys!

I have my visa interview scheduled on October 1st. I was just curious about what kind of questions to expect.

Also, I had a question regarding finances. As a student, I don't have a lot of savings (~3000 Dollars). However, my father is also a US Permanent Resident who has a stable job in the US. Do you think his support letter is sufficient or do they expect me to have some savings?

I am also about to finish my PhD by mid next year. I guess it is kind of implied that I should not have difficulties getting a job in the States. But to make things obvious - do you think it will help if I have a letter from my Professor stating that I should have no problem finding a job? Or if I get a letter from a Professor in the US stating that? Do you think these documents are helpful or if that is kinda overkill?

Thanks,
Phospho123

Get an affidavit of support (i134) from your father.

 

[Sm1smom]

Hey guys!

I have my visa interview scheduled on October 1st. I was just curious about what kind of questions to expect.

Also, I had a question regarding finances. As a student, I don't have a lot of savings (~3000 Dollars). However, my father is also a US Permanent Resident who has a stable job in the US. Do you think his support letter is sufficient or do they expect me to have some savings?

I am also about to finish my PhD by mid next year. I guess it is kind of implied that I should not have difficulties getting a job in the States. But to make things obvious - do you think it will help if I have a letter from my Professor stating that I should have no problem finding a job? Or if I get a letter from a Professor in the US stating that? Do you think these documents are helpful or if that is kinda overkill?

Thanks,
Phospho123

Several people have posted their interview experiences in the forum, do a search to find them.

Since your Dad is a LPR, ask him to provide you to fill out form I-134 for you. That is more acceptable and has more weight that any attestation letter anyone can provide you with.

 

[Wissamo]

Hey guys!

I have my visa interview scheduled on October 1st. I was just curious about what kind of questions to expect.

Also, I had a question regarding finances. As a student, I don't have a lot of savings (~3000 Dollars). However, my father is also a US Permanent Resident who has a stable job in the US. Do you think his support letter is sufficient or do they expect me to have some savings?

I am also about to finish my PhD by mid next year. I guess it is kind of implied that I should not have difficulties getting a job in the States. But to make things obvious - do you think it will help if I have a letter from my Professor stating that I should have no problem finding a job? Or if I get a letter from a Professor in the US stating that? Do you think these documents are helpful or if that is kinda overkill?

Thanks,
Phospho123

Good luck for tomorrow please share your experience after your interview.

 

[Wissamo]

Hello,
Thank god finally we got approved yesterday, and back home toronto from Montreal !!
Here's my journey a big thanks to you guys it's time to give back
We booked a night at square Philips hotel me, my wife and my baby 5min away from the us consulate, got a good night of sleep (I tried ), with hotel valet for the car ($20 a day ) and luggage storage, I left everything at the hotel, just took my paper work and some Toys and food for my baby, we arrived around 8:05am our appointment was at 8:30am I don't advice anyone to go earlier then 30min ( thanks zurom999 for the tip ), just one person ahead of us as soon as we lined the guard called us in, a nice lady checked our loomis for the courier service, went through the security check just like the airport, and we head down stair as instructed by the security guard straight to the elevator no escort, we were 4 in the elevator ones at the 19th floor a nice visa receptionist checked our passport and gave us the ticket with the mention of applicant#4 we waited 10min and before been called by a lady ( had a rough morning looks like it ) to window #2 , asked my wife (principle applicant) for the passports and the appointment letter and she asked us to go pay the fees, and sit down and wait to be called, after 15min called by the same lady at the window #2 but this time she seems nicer spend almost 20min handing her the documents as she was asking them without the order of the check list, took our fingerprints, asked us to sit and wait to be called, 30min later we got called by a really nice lady to window#7 more privacy room, she asked us to read a consent that was taped on the window, she went through the documents and returned to us the original ones and start asking my wife, how long have you been married? What's your highest level of education? How about your husband? For how long have you been in Canada? Where are you planning to live in us? And why? And after that she start typing on the keyboard computer and said your visa is approved welcome to the United States, I said: that's it ,and she smiled and said: that's it. We were out by 10:10am
Very good experience, no documents was missing or asked in addition what was in the check list, let me give some tips:
1- don't go earlier than 30 minutes from your interview time.
2- if you're married get two copies of your marriage certificate.
3- the interview is very important to you treat it as such and wear a nice outfit (don't be over dressed).
4- don't take anything else then your documents leave everything in the hotel storage if you can.
Good luck to everyone waiting for the interviews.

 

[usa_2016]

Congratulations.....