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B2 Visa helpful tips
B2 Visa helpful tips
1. Dress decently.
2. Talk Confidently.
3. Book VISA interview in your native language.
4. Smile, it makes you and others feel good during the interview.
5. Don't panic.
6. Organize all your documents in order. Don't fumble when asked for documents.
7. Use "Good Morning", "Good Evening", Thanks in appropriate situations.
8. Do not lie.
9. Be Courteous.
10. Be attentive.
11. Don't be in a hurry.
12. If possible sit down and watch how the other candidates are responding to the interviews.
13. Clarify things when in doubt.
14. Don't jump queue.
15. Be friendly and courteous to your fellow attendees.
16. If you are feeling too tense, ask the volunteers for a cup of water.
17. Answer to the point, elaborate only if asked to by the VISA officer.
18. Look at the VISA officer.
19. Look into the Officer's eyes and respond.
20. If possible don't use the answers found on the web for the VISA officers questions.
21. Give valid answers appropriate to your situation since, most of the candidates at the interview might have utilized answers from the web. This makes you repetitive. Use your intelligence. Take the guidance from the websites not the answers.
22. Never ever threaten the VISA officers.
Remember: U.S visa officers don't care what/who you are, if you try to show attitude they will promptly reject your VISA. U.S Visa is a privilege not your birth right.
1. Dress decently.
2. Talk Confidently.
3. Book VISA interview in your native language.
4. Smile, it makes you and others feel good during the interview.
5. Don't panic.
6. Organize all your documents in order. Don't fumble when asked for documents.
7. Use "Good Morning", "Good Evening", Thanks in appropriate situations.
8. Do not lie.
9. Be Courteous.
10. Be attentive.
11. Don't be in a hurry.
12. If possible sit down and watch how the other candidates are responding to the interviews.
13. Clarify things when in doubt.
14. Don't jump queue.
15. Be friendly and courteous to your fellow attendees.
16. If you are feeling too tense, ask the volunteers for a cup of water.
17. Answer to the point, elaborate only if asked to by the VISA officer.
18. Look at the VISA officer.
19. Look into the Officer's eyes and respond.
20. If possible don't use the answers found on the web for the VISA officers questions.
21. Give valid answers appropriate to your situation since, most of the candidates at the interview might have utilized answers from the web. This makes you repetitive. Use your intelligence. Take the guidance from the websites not the answers.
22. Never ever threaten the VISA officers.
Remember: U.S visa officers don't care what/who you are, if you try to show attitude they will promptly reject your VISA. U.S Visa is a privilege not your birth right.
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