Yes, we can help you schedule your interview, provided you’ve already completed your DS160 form. Moreover, we keep a close eye on the schedules of the Embassy and Consulates, so we can assist you in reserving the next interview date as soon as it becomes available. Please be aware that you cannot schedule an interview until the MRV charge has been paid.

You will need to have your DS160 number and your passport by your side. Also please be prepared to pay the official embassy fee, which is mandatory before you are allowed to book your Consular appointment..

We help you schedule your appointment during a live session with you via Zoom. The meeting is 30 min long and you may access it directly from your browser, provided you’ve got a decent internet connection.

We can help you request an expedited appointment, which may be granted in the following scenarios:

• You are forced to travel because a close member passed away, you have a serious disease, or you were in an accident that put your life in danger and it happened in the U.S.
• You or your little child require immediate medical care.
• Your I-20 or DS-2019 has a later date than the first appointment time for a visa and you are applying for a student or exchange visitor (F/M/J) visa. Getting an accelerated appointment would allow you to arrive in the U.S. prior to the commencement of your course.
• You have a critical business meeting or conference that you must attend within 10 days of the initial visa appointment.
• Within 10 days of the first available visa appointment, you must travel unexpectedly for a significant cultural, political, journalistic, sporting, or economic reason.
• Your ESTA has been rejected, and you are a national of a nation that participates in the Visa Waiver Program.

You won't need to go to an interview if you're under 14 or older than 79.

In addition, in some situations, particularly if you are renewing your visa, a face-to-face interview at the Embassy or Consulate may not be required, particularly under the Visa Interview Waiver Program.

You can learn more about the specifications for your particular scenario from your personal consultant.

You must sign into your personal embassy account to find out when you can set up an interview.

You may be eligible for the Visa Interview Waiver Program and won't likely need to go to the Embassy interview if your visa expired within the last 48 months. Instead, you will need to use a recognized courier service to send your documents to the American Embassy. Your passport will be returned to you along with the visa inside using the same courier service after the consular review.

That will depend on the local U.S. embassy's stance on foreign nationals. Typically, if you reside in another nation, you may submit an application there. If not, it might still be feasible; your visa consultant can explain the requirements and how they apply to your particular circumstances.

The length of time it takes to obtain a U.S. visa varies depending on the type of visa you require, where you are applying from, and a number of individual circumstances. Our visa advisers show you how to complete the procedure as quickly as possible, by avoiding frequent mistakes and assisting you in gathering the necessary supporting documentation.

The C1 visa (or an ESTA, if you are eligible) must still be requested and obtained, even if you simply need to transit through a U.S. airport. Remember that you must provide evidence of your impending departure from the U.S. during the next 29 days.

Absolutely. Our consultants have a great deal of expertise with student visa requests on behalf of international students. You must already have your SEVIS ID and have been admitted to a U.S. college or university of recognized standing in order to apply.

You cannot work in the U.S. if you have a B1 visa, which is limited for transitory visits for business purposes.

On a B1 visa, you can, however, work as a domestic or personal worker. You must acquire an EAD (or work permit). Either a U.S. citizen who lives abroad permanently or a legal foreigner with a nonimmigrant status, such as B, E, F, H, I, J, L, M, O, P, or Q, must employ you.

If you want to apply for a change of status, you must show that the job opportunity you found was unplanned and that you didn't come to the U.S. specifically to look for employment.

You can mention the places you intend to see and the activities you want to engage in while in the U.S. if you don't have any local contacts or know where you'll be living.

You can still provide the location if you are requesting a tourist visa and already know where you will stay, but have not yet made the reservation. Use your U.S. educational institution's address if you are a student. You can give the name and address of the airport or port where you will transit if you are seeking a crewmember visa.

U.S. Interview Schedule is not connected to any U.S. government organization and does not speak for any U.S. embassies or consulates. We are here to guide you through the U.S. immigration and visa procedures so that you are aware of your alternatives and can prevent needless delays brought on by inaccurate or unclear information.

Both of our methods of payment and the services we offer are only available online. A valid credit card that can be used for foreign transactions is required for all payments of our services. Please ask your bank if they can provide you with any additional assistance if you don't have a card.

If you are not happy with our services, you can request a refund. Refund requests from our customers are given top consideration. However a refund is unlikely to be accepted once the online meeting to schedule your appointment has already taken place and the visa agent has already assisted you with your request. Depending on your bank's restrictions, it often takes 2 to 7 business days to get your money returned.