Complete guide to US B1/B2 visa documents. Everything you need for your embassy interview, from DS-160 to supporting documents.
Understanding B1 vs B2
B1 - Business Visa
- • Business meetings
- • Conferences
- • Negotiations
- • Training
B2 - Tourist Visa
- • Tourism, vacation
- • Visiting family/friends
- • Medical treatment
- • Social events
💡 Note: Most applicants receive a combined B1/B2 visa that allows both business and tourism activities.
Required Documents
- • Complete online at ceac.state.gov
- • Print confirmation page with barcode
- • Double-check all information for accuracy
- • Valid for 6+ months beyond intended stay
- • At least one blank page for visa stamp
- • Previous passports with US visas (if any)
- • 2x2 inches (51x51mm)
- • White background
- • Taken within last 6 months
- • No glasses
- • Scheduled through ais.usvisa-info.com
- • Print confirmation page
- • Arrive early on appointment day
- • Pay before scheduling interview
- • Keep receipt number
Supporting Documents
Shows intended travel dates and return plans
Generate Flight Itinerary →3-6 months showing sufficient funds for travel
Generate Bank Statement →Common Interview Questions
What is the purpose of your trip?
How long do you plan to stay?
Where will you be staying?
Who is paying for your trip?
What do you do for work?
Do you have family in the US?
Why will you return to your home country?
Interview Tips
✓ Do This
- • Be concise and direct
- • Maintain eye contact
- • Know your travel plans
- • Show strong ties to home
- • Dress professionally
✗ Avoid This
- • Over-explaining
- • Being nervous or evasive
- • Providing false information
- • Vague travel plans
- • Mentioning immigration intent
Conclusion
A successful US visa application requires thorough preparation and honest presentation. Focus on demonstrating strong ties to your home country, sufficient finances, and clear travel plans. Good luck with your application!
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