Weeks spent studying the requirements, working out all the kinks, scouring the internet to solve your doubts and it all boils down to your interviewer telling you this - “Your visa has been approved!”
F1 visa Question : I have taken a education loan from SBI to cover 90% of my total expenses in US for 2 years. If I have only the remaining 10% in my bank statement to show in visa interview to the visa officer. Will that be sufficient for the funding?
Could you please elaborate about applying for the F1 visa from a different country as a third country national? What are the risks? Would I still have the same chances of getting the visa as if I applied from my home country provided I have all the documents?
My visa interview date was in October 2020, but I received an email today stating that my appointment was cancelled. I plan to go to US in Dec 2020. Should I apply for an emergency visa appointment or should I wait for new appointment dates to open up?
Visa Question: During the interview, if i am asked “How many universities did you apply to?”: I applied to 12 universities in total (8 in US, 1 in Canada, 1 in UK and 2 in Singapore). Does that raise any red flags?
PS: I got into 9 of those 12 universities including 2 ivy league universities)
I received a rejection for B2 tourist visa for USA in 2008.(No reason mentioned on the slip)
What are the chances that this might impact my probability of getting a F1 visa issued?
Thanks a lot for your time and consideration!!
When can we expect the Indian consulate to open up for regular appointments, since the consulate has cancelled the visa appointments which they had earlier opened up for the month of October?
How should I approach questions, when I already have a master’s degree, which I pursued due to having 15 years of educational background so as to be eligible to apply to US schools.
I am going to be in a different country for an internship for 3 months. Is that a valid reason to be applying as a third country national? Would it matter if I return to India before I go to the US to start graduate school or directly go to the US from the country I am interning at?
I applied earlier for an emergency appointment. However there was no reply for a long time. The request was accepted recently and I have dates available the next week. However, I had to defer my admission to Spring 2021. I applied for the emergency request for the Fall 2020. But I can’t attend this semester because of funding issues with the University. What should I do with this emergency appointment?
What are some accepted answers to “What are you plans after graduation in US?”. Will it be a problem if I say I want to stay back in US to work for a few years.
can we just say I haven’t planned my future yet , like just finish my four year course and then plan what to do . Is that an acceptable answer ?If not can we just leave it at hinting that since my parents are here , I would like to come back .or should we mention that we would like to learn the knowledge in the US and come back and do jobs here . (for the "should we mention that we would like to learn the knowledge in the US and come back and do jobs here " i am worried since if i would like to ask for a visa for maybe Masters , will it affect the interview)