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  1. #1

    Default Freelancer applying for B1 visa

    Hi,

    I am a IT freelancer from India working for a US client.

    I need to attend a conference in US for which I have applied B1 visa.
    Now I am doubtful if visa will be granted to me or not as I am not formally associated with any company. How can I prove visa officers that I have strong ties to India?

    I'll be carrying the following documents

    - Conference Invitation letter
    - Letter from my client mentioning that its helpful for their business if I attend the conference and also stating that they'll bear all my expenses
    - Hotel reservation confirmation
    - Return flight e-ticket
    - my Bank Statement
    - Recent Invoices I sent to client

    What else do I need?

    I don't have tax returns for last 2 years as I worked in Europe during that time and my tax was deducted there.

    My visa interview is scheduled in next few days. Please advise how can I be prepared.

    Regards,
    Himanshu

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  3. #3

    Default

    thanks.

    I have already read these articles ...
    Can you please provide links to related cases. Any specific help would be appreciated.

    Thanks,
    Himanshu

  4. #4

    Default b1 visa

    Did you get your visa ? I am also a freelancer and got invitation from my client , any comments , experience please.
    thanks.

  5. #5

    Default Freelancer applying for B1 visa

    I'm in the same position .. Any one please ... I have my interview next week ..

  6. #6

    Default Status Update

    No I did not get my visa. It was refused on grounds of 214(b) (no strong ties with home country).
    Infact I applied for B1 again after a year & this time I was working with a compnay, it still got refused.
    Not sure what they are looking at. Maybe I'm a bachelor, that's why.

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