Sir pls make a video for bachelor in fiance at purdue uni. No scholarship and my father is gonna fund me . And no relatives in us . Would be very helpful. As my interview is on 11th
I have my interview in 1 week and I have choose English program in Northeastern Illinois university after that I'll continue my major computer science . So what would be my answer if the visa officer ask why you choose this university and this program?
No need. For your second F1 visa interview, while the core components like funds and university acceptance are already suitable, there are several factors you can focus on to improve your chances of success: Review and Understand the First Interview: Reflect on what might have gone wrong during your first interview. Did you face any specific questions that were difficult to answer? Were there any aspects of your application or responses that seemed to concern the interviewer? Understanding these can help you better prepare for the next interview. Documentation and Presentation: Double-check your documents: Ensure all your documents are complete, organized, and up-to-date. This includes your I-20 form, SEVIS fee receipt, financial documents, university acceptance letter, academic transcripts, and any other supporting documents. Prepare a concise financial plan: Be ready to explain how you will fund your education, including tuition, living expenses, and other costs. Make sure your financial documents clearly support your claims. Confidence and Clarity in Responses: Practice common questions: Common F1 visa interview questions include why you chose the specific university, your study plans, your ties to your home country, and your career goals after graduation. Practice your answers to these questions to ensure they are clear, concise, and show your genuine intention to study. Stay calm and composed: Confidence can significantly impact the interviewer's perception. Practice with a friend or in front of a mirror to improve your delivery and reduce nervousness. Ties to Home Country: Demonstrate strong ties: Be prepared to explain your plans to return to your home country after completing your studies. Highlight family, job prospects, property, or any other commitments that demonstrate your intention to return. Consistency: Maintain consistency: Ensure that your responses are consistent with the information provided in your application and previous interview. Inconsistencies can raise red flags for the consular officer. Address Previous Concerns: Directly address any previous concerns: If you know why your first application was denied, address those specific concerns in your second interview. For instance, if there was doubt about your financial capability, provide stronger evidence and clearer explanations this time. Additional Preparation: Mock interviews: Conduct mock interviews with someone familiar with the F1 visa process. This can help you get feedback on your answers and overall presentation. Update any new information: If there have been any changes or new developments since your last interview (like additional scholarships, new financial sponsors, or additional academic achievements), make sure to present this information. By focusing on these areas, you can present a stronger case and improve your chances of success in your second F1 visa interview.
Hi I'm going for my bachelor's degree in biological sciences and I'm wondering if it's proper to tell the visa officer that I plan on using the degree to get into a medical school and return home to work as a medical doctor. Will it cause a rejection?
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Sir pls make a video for bachelor in fiance at purdue uni. No scholarship and my father is gonna fund me . And no relatives in us . Would be very helpful. As my interview is on 11th
I have my interview in 1 week and I have choose English program in Northeastern Illinois university after that I'll continue my major computer science . So what would be my answer if the visa officer ask why you choose this university and this program?
Hello sir ,it is necessary to change something for second attempt ? everything is already suitable like funds ,university,or course !
No need. For your second F1 visa interview, while the core components like funds and university acceptance are already suitable, there are several factors you can focus on to improve your chances of success:
Review and Understand the First Interview: Reflect on what might have gone wrong during your first interview. Did you face any specific questions that were difficult to answer? Were there any aspects of your application or responses that seemed to concern the interviewer? Understanding these can help you better prepare for the next interview.
Documentation and Presentation:
Double-check your documents: Ensure all your documents are complete, organized, and up-to-date. This includes your I-20 form, SEVIS fee receipt, financial documents, university acceptance letter, academic transcripts, and any other supporting documents.
Prepare a concise financial plan: Be ready to explain how you will fund your education, including tuition, living expenses, and other costs. Make sure your financial documents clearly support your claims.
Confidence and Clarity in Responses:
Practice common questions: Common F1 visa interview questions include why you chose the specific university, your study plans, your ties to your home country, and your career goals after graduation. Practice your answers to these questions to ensure they are clear, concise, and show your genuine intention to study.
Stay calm and composed: Confidence can significantly impact the interviewer's perception. Practice with a friend or in front of a mirror to improve your delivery and reduce nervousness.
Ties to Home Country:
Demonstrate strong ties: Be prepared to explain your plans to return to your home country after completing your studies. Highlight family, job prospects, property, or any other commitments that demonstrate your intention to return.
Consistency:
Maintain consistency: Ensure that your responses are consistent with the information provided in your application and previous interview. Inconsistencies can raise red flags for the consular officer.
Address Previous Concerns:
Directly address any previous concerns: If you know why your first application was denied, address those specific concerns in your second interview. For instance, if there was doubt about your financial capability, provide stronger evidence and clearer explanations this time.
Additional Preparation:
Mock interviews: Conduct mock interviews with someone familiar with the F1 visa process. This can help you get feedback on your answers and overall presentation.
Update any new information: If there have been any changes or new developments since your last interview (like additional scholarships, new financial sponsors, or additional academic achievements), make sure to present this information.
By focusing on these areas, you can present a stronger case and improve your chances of success in your second F1 visa interview.
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Hi I'm going for my bachelor's degree in biological sciences and I'm wondering if it's proper to tell the visa officer that I plan on using the degree to get into a medical school and return home to work as a medical doctor. Will it cause a rejection?