US Visa Documents

US B1/B2 Visa Documents Guide

Complete checklist for US tourist and business visa applications. Generate flight itineraries and bank statements to support your application.

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B1 Business Visa

For business activities: meetings, conferences, negotiations, training. You cannot work or be paid by a US company.

B2 Tourist Visa

For tourism, vacation, visiting family/friends, medical treatment. Most common US visitor visa.

Required Documents

These documents are mandatory for all US visa applications.

DS-160 Confirmation

Online nonimmigrant visa application with barcode page

Valid Passport

Valid for 6+ months beyond intended stay, with blank page

Passport Photo

2x2 inches, white background, recent (6 months)

Interview Appointment

Confirmation page from visa appointment scheduling

Visa Fee Receipt

$185 MRV fee payment confirmation

Supporting Documents

These documents strengthen your application and demonstrate ties to your home country.

Flight Itinerary

Shows intended travel dates and return plans

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Bank Statements

3-6 months showing sufficient funds for travel

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Employment Letter

Confirming job, salary, and approved leave

Tax Returns

Last 2-3 years of income tax documents

Property Documents

Proof of assets and ties to home country

Hotel Reservations

Accommodation plans during US stay

Travel Itinerary

Planned activities and places to visit

Invitation Letter

If visiting family or friends in the US

Common Interview Questions

Be prepared to answer these questions at your visa interview.

1What is the purpose of your trip?
2How long do you plan to stay?
3Where will you be staying?
4Who is paying for your trip?
5What do you do for work?
6What is your monthly salary?
7Have you been to the US before?
8Do you have family in the US?
9Why will you return to your country?

Tips for US Visa Interview

Be Concise

Answer questions directly. Do not over-explain or volunteer unnecessary information.

Show Strong Ties

Demonstrate why you will return: job, family, property, business interests.

Know Your Itinerary

Be clear about where you are going, for how long, and what you plan to do.

Be Honest

Never provide false information. Inconsistencies can lead to denial.

Dress Professionally

First impressions matter. Dress appropriately for your interview.

Prepare for Your US Visa Interview

Generate supporting documents to strengthen your application.