Communicate clearly. Do not hesitate to politely ask to repeat or rephrase the question if you don’t understand the question.

Get some information or general knowledge on what the visa is all about, the process, etc

Prepare for most commonly asked questions.

Reach the consulate a little early.

Ask for an interpreter if you are not conversant or confident in English.

Fill all the forms/applications neatly and completely.

Know what you have filled in the form, if you have taken guidance from others

Answer the questions truthfully.

Verify that the names, date of birth, etc, are matching with the information in your passport.

Organize your documents in proper logical order. A well organized and orderly set of documents will make it easier for you to find the right documents quickly during the interview, so you will not get nervous.

Be polite.

Do not argue.

Do not ask unnecessary questions.

Q.1) : Can I see your passport

TIP : when you hand it over to the officer -say” no problem , I have it ready right here for you”.

Q. 2) : How long are you planning staying in the us ?

TIP : Give a short and honest answer that you can backup with evidence if required -say , I plan to be here for two weeks .show evidence of your return flight ticket .

Q.3) : Have you ever been denied a visa before ?

TIP : They will check, so be 100% honest in answer ,If you’re dishonest , your visa is likely to be DECLINED .

Q.4) : What’s the purpose of your visit to the us ?

TIP: Visiting for business purposes (Attending a business meetings or attending a conference foe example ) A booking confirmation of your attendance at an event or conference ect . DON’T FORGET – There are strict rules in regards to visiting the us for business purpose , so make sure your business trip fits in with the criteria .