US Visa Interview - Preparation (Questions + answers)

US Visa Interview - Preparation (Questions + answers)

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Certainly! Here’s a sample script for an American visa interview. This script is designed for a tourist (B1/B2) visa, but you can adapt it for other visa types (student, work, etc.) as needed.

American Visa Interview Script

Consular Officer (CO): Good morning.
Applicant: Good morning, sir/ma’am.

CO: What is the purpose of your visit to the United States?
Applicant: I am planning to visit the United States for tourism and to see some of the famous landmarks. I also want to visit my relatives who live in New York.

CO: How long do you plan to stay in the US?
Applicant: I plan to stay for two weeks, from July 10th to July 24th.

CO: Who is sponsoring your trip?
Applicant: I am funding my trip myself. I have attached my bank statements and employment letter as proof.

CO: What do you do for a living?
Applicant: I work as a marketing manager at XYZ Company. I have been with the company for five years.

CO: Do you have family in the US?
Applicant: Yes, my uncle and his family live in New York. I plan to visit them during my stay.

CO: Do you have any relatives in your home country?
Applicant: Yes, my parents and younger sister live with me here. I also have extended family nearby.

CO: Have you traveled outside your home country before?
Applicant: Yes, I have visited several countries, including Thailand, Japan, and the UK. (Show old passports/visas if asked.)

CO: What will you do after returning from the US?
Applicant: I will return to my job at XYZ Company. I have already informed my employer and have a letter confirming my leave.

CO: Thank you. Your visa is approved.
Applicant: Thank you very much!

Tips for Your Interview

  • Be honest and confident.
  • Bring all supporting documents (bank statements, employment letter, invitation letter, travel itinerary, etc.).
  • Dress professionally.
  • Answer clearly and concisely.
  • Do not volunteer extra information unless asked.

We hope this questions help you doing better, remember not to complicate things, go simple, and true to yourself and you will have a great interview.