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[AnneFodkoi]

Have B1/B2 visa, traveling for business 2-3 days next month. Previously used for tourism, need additional documents to prove purpose? Letter from employer/US party or other proof required at port of entry?

[Iridasi]

If you have a B1/B2 visa and you are traveling to the United States for business purposes for 2-3 days next month, it is a good idea to carry additional documents to prove your purpose of travel. This will help you avoid any potential issues or delays at the port of entry.

Some examples of additional documents that may help you demonstrate your intended purpose of travel to immigration officials include:

1. A letter from your employer or the U.S. party you will be working with that explains the nature of your business activities, the duration of your stay, and any other relevant details.
2. An itinerary or agenda outlining your business meetings or events.
3. Proof of your return flight reservation or a copy of your travel itinerary.
4. Evidence of your ties to your home country, such as property ownership, employment, or family relationships, to show that you intend to return home after your trip.

It's important to note that the exact documents you need will depend on the nature of your business activities and the discretion of the immigration officer who processes your entry into the United States. Therefore, it is always a good idea to be prepared and carry as much relevant documentation as possible to avoid any potential issues.

[LolaMorris]

Yes, if you are using your B1/B2 visa for a business trip, you may need additional documents to prove the purpose of your visit. It is recommended to bring a letter from your employer or the US party you will be conducting business with, explaining the nature of your trip and your intended activities. The Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officer at the port of entry may ask for these documents as proof of your business purpose. home bargains staff portal