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Hello k have accepted by Worldpackers volunteer program it is in USA but I have are us embassy doesn’t like volunteering should I say I will travel only ? Also should I have b1-b2 visa or other
What if I have accepted by a Worldpackers volunteering position in usa but I heard that us embassy don’t like Worldpackers and also which visa do I need for volunteering
Hatts off to you!!! One of the best video about B1/B2 intetview preparation I 've ever watched.As an English teacher how much do you rate mu chance of getting my visa approved ?
Hello @ousseynoudieng5487! Thank you so much for the kind words-we're glad you found the video helpful! As for your chances of getting your B1/B2 visa approved, it largely depends on the completeness of your application, your ties to your home country, and the clarity of your intentions. Being an English teacher can be a positive factor, as it indicates a stable profession. Make sure to present a well-prepared application and be confident during the interview. If you have any specific concerns or questions, feel free to share, and we'll do our best to assist you!
Hello @dawdabah4738, We understand your concerns about previous visa denials. While we cannot guarantee visa approvals, iVisa can certainly assist you in preparing a strong and error-free visa application. Our services are designed to simplify the application process and enhance your chances of success. Let us help you increase your chances of getting that visa: travelwith.ivisa.com/3sHykHl. Safe Travels!
2:07 What if I will say that I want to spend holiday (Christmas & New Year) with my Family in the USA? My sister is Citizen there while my Parents are US legal permanent resident. Thank You
Hello there, if you have enough strong ties to your home country, then it shouldn't be a problem. It can be an alert for the US officers if you're trying to get your visa while all your family lives there, and you can't really proof you have a property in your home country/studying long-term/are married or have your own family, have a long term employer contract/enough financial funds, or all of them.
I watch your videos and am also subscribed to your channel. Please make a video of good origin, it should not have any statement and visa should also be good for Pakistan.
I just applied through ivisa .. i think i have to pay the government fee now before it's submitted, but i have to pay it for her, and im not in her country lol, so im trying to figure that out now
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This is my first time watch ur vlog. This is my first time to apply a visa but i dont know what to do. If am senior age 72 and person with dis ability Deaf and mute if what are best if possible about this right aswer
Hello @jenniferbolor6587, We appreciate you watching our vlog and considering your first visa application. It's great to see your interest in traveling. If you're a senior at the age of 72 and a person with a disability, the U.S. visa process can still be accessible to you. When applying for a U.S. B1/B2 visa, it's important to ensure that you have all the necessary documentation, including medical records if applicable, to support your application. The key is to demonstrate your intent to visit the U.S. for the purpose of tourism or any other permissible activity. Additionally, remember that we can help you with your application here: bmrk.short.gy/nrdG0q.If If you have any specific questions or concerns, feel free to reach out, and we'll be happy to assist you further. Safe travels!
If your spouse is in the U.S. on an F1 visa and you've applied for a visitor visa for tourism, it's essential to be honest about your intentions during the visa application process. Clearly state that you plan to visit for tourism purposes and provide any necessary documentation to support your application. Keep in mind that each visa type has its own rules and regulations, so be sure to follow them accordingly. If you have specific concerns or questions, feel free to ask. Safe travels!
No worries! If you've already applied before discovering iVisa, you can still check our services for future reference. If you have any questions or need assistance with your current application, feel free to let us know. We're here to help!
Hello @user-cv7sb1ch1z! We appreciate your interest in applying for a U.S. B1/B2 visa. This is the official government page: ceac.state.gov/ceac/ but if you're looking to increase your chances of getting that visa,we're happy to help you with your application here: travelwith.ivisa.com/3FnUzoU Increase your chances of getting that visa with iVisa. Thank you for considering iVisa, and we hope your U.S. visa application goes smoothly! Safe travels.
Hello @reyjencaculba47, Preparing for a US B1/B2 visa interview is important to increase your chances of success. Here are some common US B1/B2 visa interview questions: purpose travel, duration of stay, ties to home country, financial means, previous travel history, employment details, criminal history, travel itinerary, family information, and additional documents. Remember to answer truthfully, confidently, and concisely during the interview. It's a good practice to review your visa application and supporting documents before the interview. If you need assistance with your visa application, please visit our website bmrk.short.gy/q195bh for guidance. We're here to help you with your travel documentation needs. Good luck with your visa interview!
great video. can i ask something? because my daughter has her B1/B2 interview next month and she is newly graduated. is it possible for her to make sure to the consular that she can go back to our home country? and how about if her aunt will support all her expenses all the way to the US? thankyou so much
Hello @ma.amycataloctocan950, Certainly! During the B1/B2 visa interview, your daughter should demonstrate that she has strong ties to her home country. This could be proof of employment, property ownership, family connections, or other commitments that indicate she intends to return after her visit. Additionally, if her aunt is supporting her financially, having a letter proving her aunt's financial capability can be helpful. If you need travel assistance in the future, you can visit our website: bmrk.short.gy/wqXaLh for help. Good luck to your daughter!
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please answer 🙏 I have an interview for B1-B2 visas in the embassy soon and my question is I played Green Card once and didn't win :) if the embassy asks have you ever gotten REFUSED from any US visas? :) what would I answer??? Thanks in advance
Hello @shakhboztokhirov3802! 🌟 Thank you for reaching out with your question. It's great that you're preparing for your B1-B2 visa interview. As mentioned, if you applied for the Green Card lottery (DV) and were not selected, that does not count as a visa refusal. So, when asked during your interview if you've ever been refused a US visa, you can confidently answer 'No.' Honesty is key during visa interviews. We'd be happy to help you get your B1/B2 visa here: travelwith.ivisa.com/3FnUzoU Safe travels!
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Hello @tuntuu552best3,
We're happy to hear about your successful B1/B2 visa application! If you have any more travel-related questions or need further assistance with your future travel documentation, don't hesitate to reach out to us. At travelwith.ivisa.com/3S7LhVp, we're here to make your travel journey as seamless as possible. Wishing you fantastic and memorable travels ahead!
How long did it take to get your visa from submission of the DS 160 form to attending an interview and then get your visa?
Wow congrats in 30 I also have interview may Allah success me amen
did you apply via IVISA?
Hello k have accepted by Worldpackers volunteer program it is in USA but I have are us embassy doesn’t like volunteering should I say I will travel only ? Also should I have b1-b2 visa or other
What if I have accepted by a Worldpackers volunteering position in usa but I heard that us embassy don’t like Worldpackers and also which visa do I need for volunteering
Ask lng poh mam… kung lumapit ka po nang consultant agent or DIY lng?
10 to 15 minutes? you're absolutely wrong
Hello! Please tell us what we said that was wrong so we can check it out. Thank you
Hatts off to you!!! One of the best video about B1/B2 intetview preparation I 've ever watched.As an English teacher how much do you rate mu chance of getting my visa approved ?
Hello @ousseynoudieng5487! Thank you so much for the kind words-we're glad you found the video helpful! As for your chances of getting your B1/B2 visa approved, it largely depends on the completeness of your application, your ties to your home country, and the clarity of your intentions. Being an English teacher can be a positive factor, as it indicates a stable profession. Make sure to present a well-prepared application and be confident during the interview. If you have any specific concerns or questions, feel free to share, and we'll do our best to assist you!
@@iVisa_travel thanks a lot. How to talk to you ?
Thank you iVisa I get my today
We're so glad to hear that!
Hi, do I have a chance to have a visa with Ivisa. I previously applied 5 times I was denied. 4 times it was student visa and 5th was a conference
Hello @dawdabah4738,
We understand your concerns about previous visa denials. While we cannot guarantee visa approvals, iVisa can certainly assist you in preparing a strong and error-free visa application. Our services are designed to simplify the application process and enhance your chances of success. Let us help you increase your chances of getting that visa: travelwith.ivisa.com/3sHykHl. Safe Travels!
2:07 What if I will say that I want to spend holiday (Christmas & New Year) with my Family in the USA? My sister is Citizen there while my Parents are US legal permanent resident. Thank You
Hello there, if you have enough strong ties to your home country, then it shouldn't be a problem. It can be an alert for the US officers if you're trying to get your visa while all your family lives there, and you can't really proof you have a property in your home country/studying long-term/are married or have your own family, have a long term employer contract/enough financial funds, or all of them.
I watch your videos and am also subscribed to your channel. Please make a video of good origin, it should not have any statement and visa should also be good for Pakistan.
Hello Zaheer! Thank you for your comment. Can you please explain us what you mean by good origin and any statement? We're here to help.
I just applied through ivisa .. i think i have to pay the government fee now before it's submitted, but i have to pay it for her, and im not in her country lol, so im trying to figure that out now
Hi there! If you're experiencing any difficulties with paying the government fee for your application, please feel free to send us a DM on Instagram or Facebook. We'll be happy to assist you further and help find a solution. Thank you for choosing iVisa!
This is my first time watch ur vlog.
This is my first time to apply a visa but i dont know what to do. If am senior age 72 and person with dis ability Deaf and mute if what are best if possible about this right aswer
Hello @jenniferbolor6587,
We appreciate you watching our vlog and considering your first visa application. It's great to see your interest in traveling. If you're a senior at the age of 72 and a person with a disability, the U.S. visa process can still be accessible to you.
When applying for a U.S. B1/B2 visa, it's important to ensure that you have all the necessary documentation, including medical records if applicable, to support your application. The key is to demonstrate your intent to visit the U.S. for the purpose of tourism or any other permissible activity.
Additionally, remember that we can help you with your application here: bmrk.short.gy/nrdG0q.If If you have any specific questions or concerns, feel free to reach out, and we'll be happy to assist you further. Safe travels!
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What to do if my spouse is in the us on f1 and I applied for visitor for tourism ?
If your spouse is in the U.S. on an F1 visa and you've applied for a visitor visa for tourism, it's essential to be honest about your intentions during the visa application process. Clearly state that you plan to visit for tourism purposes and provide any necessary documentation to support your application. Keep in mind that each visa type has its own rules and regulations, so be sure to follow them accordingly. If you have specific concerns or questions, feel free to ask. Safe travels!
I already apply before watching ivisa
No worries! If you've already applied before discovering iVisa, you can still check our services for future reference. If you have any questions or need assistance with your current application, feel free to let us know. We're here to help!
How to apply online csn you guide me where to go.step by step and what web site of u s consular thank u for this blog
Hello @user-cv7sb1ch1z!
We appreciate your interest in applying for a U.S. B1/B2 visa. This is the official government page: ceac.state.gov/ceac/ but if you're looking to increase your chances of getting that visa,we're happy to help you with your application here: travelwith.ivisa.com/3FnUzoU
Increase your chances of getting that visa with iVisa. Thank you for considering iVisa, and we hope your U.S. visa application goes smoothly! Safe travels.
How
Hello @reyjencaculba47,
Preparing for a US B1/B2 visa interview is important to increase your chances of success. Here are some common US B1/B2 visa interview questions: purpose travel, duration of stay, ties to home country, financial means, previous travel history, employment details, criminal history, travel itinerary, family information, and additional documents.
Remember to answer truthfully, confidently, and concisely during the interview. It's a good practice to review your visa application and supporting documents before the interview. If you need assistance with your visa application, please visit our website bmrk.short.gy/q195bh for guidance. We're here to help you with your travel documentation needs. Good luck with your visa interview!
how much is the application for with ivisa? Thank You
Hi there! For now, we're not processing US visa applications. We're getting this service back soon and will let you know as soon as we do.
@@iVisa_travel ok boss, just let me know. thanks
great video. can i ask something? because my daughter has her B1/B2 interview next month and she is newly graduated. is it possible for her to make sure to the consular that she can go back to our home country? and how about if her aunt will support all her expenses all the way to the US? thankyou so much
Hello @ma.amycataloctocan950,
Certainly! During the B1/B2 visa interview, your daughter should demonstrate that she has strong ties to her home country. This could be proof of employment, property ownership, family connections, or other commitments that indicate she intends to return after her visit. Additionally, if her aunt is supporting her financially, having a letter proving her aunt's financial capability can be helpful.
If you need travel assistance in the future, you can visit our website: bmrk.short.gy/wqXaLh for help. Good luck to your daughter!
Good day , which country is located ur office
Hey there! 🌎 We operate online to make things super convenient for you! Feel free to reach out if you have any questions about US B1/B2 visas or anything else. We've got your back: bmrk.short.gy/UiS1QW
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Am going for convention
Did you get the visa?
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Thank you❤
You're very welcome, @elafabdalazeez__5298! If you have any more questions or need assistance with your US B1/B2 visa interview, feel free to ask. We're here to help! bmrk.short.gy/0AqKG1
please answer 🙏 I have an interview for B1-B2 visas in the embassy soon and my question is I played Green Card once and didn't win :) if the embassy asks have you ever gotten REFUSED from any US visas? :) what would I answer??? Thanks in advance
Hello @shakhboztokhirov3802! 🌟
Thank you for reaching out with your question. It's great that you're preparing for your B1-B2 visa interview. As mentioned, if you applied for the Green Card lottery (DV) and were not selected, that does not count as a visa refusal. So, when asked during your interview if you've ever been refused a US visa, you can confidently answer 'No.' Honesty is key during visa interviews.
We'd be happy to help you get your B1/B2 visa here: travelwith.ivisa.com/3FnUzoU Safe travels!
I have a question can u help me
Absolutely, @user-cj8fz2fz7g! We're here to help. Feel free to share your question, and we'll do our best to assist you. Whether it's about visas, travel, or anything else!
O my I'm so red flag 😢
Hello! Why is that?