Visa application Forms and Interview Questions

[zeekss 0]

Hey Guys, I'm new to this forum..but anyway I have a couple questions I'd like to get some insight to. I am a Permanent Resident here in Canada and I am going to apply for a US visitors visa soon. My question is what type of application forms do I need? I know I have to fill out one online..is there a time period that I have to fill it out before I attend the interview?

And for anyone who has gone through the process before..what kind of questions did they ask you at the interview?..also what kind of documents do I need?

Thanks for any help guys..I appreciate it.

Dave

[trailmix 77]

Hey Guys, I'm new to this forum..but anyway I have a couple questions I'd like to get some insight to. I am a Permanent Resident here in Canada and I am going to apply for a US visitors visa soon. My question is what type of application forms do I need? I know I have to fill out one online..is there a time period that I have to fill it out before I attend the interview?

And for anyone who has gone through the process before..what kind of questions did they ask you at the interview?..also what kind of documents do I need?

Thanks for any help guys..I appreciate it.

Dave

Hi Dave and welcome!

What is your country of birth?

[zeekss 0]

Hey Guys, I'm new to this forum..but anyway I have a couple questions I'd like to get some insight to. I am a Permanent Resident here in Canada and I am going to apply for a US visitors visa soon. My question is what type of application forms do I need? I know I have to fill out one online..is there a time period that I have to fill it out before I attend the interview?

And for anyone who has gone through the process before..what kind of questions did they ask you at the interview?..also what kind of documents do I need?

Thanks for any help guys..I appreciate it.

Dave

Hi Dave and welcome!

What is your country of birth?

Hey, thanks..my country of birth is jamaica

[angie007 0]

Hey Guys, I'm new to this forum..but anyway I have a couple questions I'd like to get some insight to. I am a Permanent Resident here in Canada and I am going to apply for a US visitors visa soon. My question is what type of application forms do I need? I know I have to fill out one online..is there a time period that I have to fill it out before I attend the interview?

And for anyone who has gone through the process before..what kind of questions did they ask you at the interview?..also what kind of documents do I need?

Thanks for any help guys..I appreciate it.

Dave

hi Dave, try this site www.nvars.com..you will fill some kind of online form for your personal access later on to book you interview. I don't think they entertain calls for appoinment reservation,you have to do it online.But there is a trick,sometimes when you check the schedule,it says there is no available spot, the trick is,you have to check it as much as you can everyday because some people cancel and the embassy will make that spot available for anybody who wants to get it,but as i say you have to keep an eye on it.

[zeekss 0]

Hey Guys, I'm new to this forum..but anyway I have a couple questions I'd like to get some insight to. I am a Permanent Resident here in Canada and I am going to apply for a US visitors visa soon. My question is what type of application forms do I need? I know I have to fill out one online..is there a time period that I have to fill it out before I attend the interview?

And for anyone who has gone through the process before..what kind of questions did they ask you at the interview?..also what kind of documents do I need?

Thanks for any help guys..I appreciate it.

Dave

hi Dave, try this site www.nvars.com..you will fill some kind of online form for your personal access later on to book you interview. I don't think they entertain calls for appoinment reservation,you have to do it online.But there is a trick,sometimes when you check the schedule,it says there is no available spot, the trick is,you have to check it as much as you can everyday because some people cancel and the embassy will make that spot available for anybody who wants to get it,but as i say you have to keep an eye on it.

Thanks Angie..Yes i am aware of how the appointment works..I will check out the forms on that site too..I was just wondering if anyone would have first hand experience of the interview questions and such..

[angie007 0]

Hey Guys, I'm new to this forum..but anyway I have a couple questions I'd like to get some insight to. I am a Permanent Resident here in Canada and I am going to apply for a US visitors visa soon. My question is what type of application forms do I need? I know I have to fill out one online..is there a time period that I have to fill it out before I attend the interview?

And for anyone who has gone through the process before..what kind of questions did they ask you at the interview?..also what kind of documents do I need?

Thanks for any help guys..I appreciate it.

Dave

hi Dave, try this site www.nvars.com..you will fill some kind of online form for your personal access later on to book you interview. I don't think they entertain calls for appoinment reservation,you have to do it online.But there is a trick,sometimes when you check the schedule,it says there is no available spot, the trick is,you have to check it as much as you can everyday because some people cancel and the embassy will make that spot available for anybody who wants to get it,but as i say you have to keep an eye on it.

Thanks Angie..Yes i am aware of how the appointment works..I will check out the forms on that site too..I was just wondering if anyone would have first hand experience of the interview questions and such..

since you're a PR..I dont think you would have problems getting one..all they want to know is if you have strong ties to Canada and a proofs that you will come back here..I even know some people with only work permits and they got a 10 year visitor's visa to U. S.

[angie007 0]

I forgot to tell you..I was denied a visitor's visa because I put in the form i filled up that I was going to visit my fiance in the U.S. and after that a friend told me that I shouldn't have mentioned that he was my fiance..she told me that i should've mentioned that he was only my boyfriend..because that 's what she did and she got a 10 year visitor's visa..

or may be if you have enough proofs of strong ties to Canada they wouldn't mind you visiting your fiance in the U.S.

[Krikit 1,165]

Sorry I don't know anything about visitors visas. I just came in to say hi.

[zeekss 0]

Hey Guys, I'm new to this forum..but anyway I have a couple questions I'd like to get some insight to. I am a Permanent Resident here in Canada and I am going to apply for a US visitors visa soon. My question is what type of application forms do I need? I know I have to fill out one online..is there a time period that I have to fill it out before I attend the interview?

And for anyone who has gone through the process before..what kind of questions did they ask you at the interview?..also what kind of documents do I need?

Thanks for any help guys..I appreciate it.

Dave

hi Dave, try this site www.nvars.com..you will fill some kind of online form for your personal access later on to book you interview. I don't think they entertain calls for appoinment reservation,you have to do it online.But there is a trick,sometimes when you check the schedule,it says there is no available spot, the trick is,you have to check it as much as you can everyday because some people cancel and the embassy will make that spot available for anybody who wants to get it,but as i say you have to keep an eye on it.

Thanks Angie..Yes i am aware of how the appointment works..I will check out the forms on that site too..I was just wondering if anyone would have first hand experience of the interview questions and such..

since you're a PR..I dont think you would have problems getting one..all they want to know is if you have strong ties to Canada and a proofs that you will come back here..I even know some people with only work permits and they got a 10 year visitor's visa to U. S.

yeah i dont think it should be a problem to get it...did you also give them a bank statement?

[angie007 0]

no, I did not...it was a mistake..because i thought i wouldn't have a problem getting one because i know few people who got a visitor's visa without any problems and they're just here on a work permit, so bring as much as you can to prove you're still coming back here..may be even a letter from your boss stating that you have a job here or something like that..good luck

[angie007 0]

i remember...the lady did not even ask me anything....when she saw in the from i filled up that I was going to visit my fiance, she denied me a visa right away....she said she can't give me a visitor's visa because the person i'm planning to visit was my fiance..if I want to go to the U.S. we have to file for K1..that's it,she didn't even entertained my' buts' ...i was crying when I got out of the building..

[zeekss 0]

thanks angie...i will look into everything