Don’t Ask Yourself What Your Visa Officer Wants to Hear!

[@jessemutum4355]

Thank you for your service, I got an approval for my visa today.

[@Lizthetraveller]

Which country?

[@ZFvisa]

Congratulations!

[@jessemutum4355]

@@Lizthetraveller USA

[@Lizthetraveller]

@@jessemutum4355 I mean where are you from?

[@linnahmusiba4365]

😂😂

[@agbormbeng2165]

Great information. From your information i now see why my F1 visa was rejected the first time

[@ZFvisa]

Sorry to hear you were rejected! You may also like to review our online student visa guides at www.zfvisaguides.com, where you'll find all of our expert advice to help you prepare for your next attempt. Good luck!

[@dilmantamang9382]

thank you Travis and ZF Visa for your super important suggestion and tips. today i got my visa at us embassy from 🇳🇵Nepal. I followed what you guys suggested for the interview.

[@ZFvisa]

That’s fantastic! Glad I could help!

[@girumayele7702]

Tanks,how give visa supporting letter specifically written to visa officer?

[@ZFvisa]

Letters of support are not always useful at the interview. Please reach out to us at [e-mail], and we'll see how we might help.

[@oparakingsleynwabueze-gr4pv]

Please sir there’s something confusing here I want to get right. Your previous post, you talked about introduction of yourself to the visa officer and during the introduction, can I say my purpose to the United States, and also the reason I choose this particular school and also at the same time explain reason I chose this course during the brief introduction

[@ZFvisa]

This is probably the most difficult part of the interview! Yes, you need to be concise, but you also need to offer as many key details as you can during this time. We offer a comprehensive guide through the entire application process at www.zfvisaguides.com which includes examples of good and bad interviews, as well as details about how exactly to prepare for success. We suggest you start there, and reach out to us at [e-mail] if you still have questions. Good luck!

[@aravindsaigoud8306]

Right now visa rejection to much na officer

[@sudhakars487]

Thanks sir ! I am Indian and applying visa from Bangkok on feb 24 next month and I am travelling to USA for just 10 days ! But I work for american company I only know my colleagues in USA but not immediate relative so if officer ask the answer should be not know any immediate relative ? or how to answer this ? because in DS 160 I mentioned no once becase i do not have relative of close friend in USA.

[@ZFvisa]

if you don't have any relatives, you can answer no. We also recommend that you review our DS-160 guide at www.zfvisaguides.com. There, you'll find detailed tips and steps to complete your application form online.

[@sudhakars487]

@@ZFvisa Thanks a lot sir for your prompt response ! I appreciate it. What if the officer ask do you know anyone in USA?

[@bijalboricha4152]

Sir If I reappear with new I-20 this time So, does the officer have my older one with them ??

[@ZFvisa]

Every time you appear for an interview, details from that application are stored in your digital file, so yes - your next officer will be able to see your previous school details. We recommend that you review our online F-1 guides at www.zfvisaguides.com. There, you'll find details on how to most effectively explain your situation, including your choice in school. Best of luck!

[@Barboy_yogi]

This month, my J-1 visa was rejected under section 214(b). I have a background in hospitality. What should I do next?

[@ZFvisa]

I’m so sorry to hear about your visa denial. Please book a consultation with us so we can prepare you for your next interview, at www.zfvisa.com

[@YulaStellaFai]

Hi sir my B1 was rejected November last year, and I want to reapply for the same purpose. What can I do?