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baka makatulong sa lahat ng nag-aapply for B1/B2 Visa ClassWhat do I need to bring?ı All the basic requirements for a visa:o Interview Appointment Letter;o DS 160 Confirmation Copy (please note that it is important that you fully complete this beforearriving at the Embassy for your interview);o Passport;o Fee Receipt from Bank of the Philippine Islandso One Photo (white background only)o All prior passports and U.S. Visası Please bring ALL available old passports, not just those with previous U.S. visas.ı Make sure to bring alternative government-issued identification (in addition to your passport) topresent upon entry.What about supporting documents?Please Note: There is no complete list of documents that guarantee visa issuance. It is more important thatyou can provide detailed, complete answers during the interview, and that you answer truthfully and with asmuch candor as possible. In the end, issuance or denial of a visa depends upon whether or not you, as theapplicant, can overcome the presumption that you intend to immigrate to the United States. Because of this,always keep in mind that your qualification for a visa is not dependent on the number of documents you bring.ı For students, please bring your latest school results, transcripts and degrees/diplomas. Also bringmonthly bank statements, fixed deposit slips, or other evidence of financial support. NOTE: You doNOT need to obtain a letter signed by the bank branch manager summarizing your total deposits.ı For working adults, please bring evidence of your income for the three months immediately prior toyour interview.ı Business owners should bring their company registration, bank statements, annual reports andincome statements.ı Original documents are always preferred over photocopies.ı If you are visiting a relative who resides in the United States, carry photocopies of the relative’s proofof status (e.g. Green Card, naturalization certificate, valid working visa etc.).if you need the whole article on what happens on the day of the interview, i can post it here
^ Ok na yang passport mo at company ID sis. Goodluck!Anyway, I just wanna share that I got my passport na today, my interview was Mar. 2, 12:15pm. I got 10 yrs Multiple! yay! As in walang hiningi na document saken. Kahit isa. If I only knew, sana dinako nag bayad ng ITR. haha! Here's the scenario (can't remember pag ka sunod sunod ng interview questions saken)# 1 question talaga is what's the purpspose of your visit, who you're visiting or where you'll stay, how long? do you have any relatives?I was asked what do I do for a living. Im the president of a trading business. What do you trade? - anything under the sun but we focus on consctruction materialsHow many employees do you have? how long has it been in business? Who are your business partners (consul made sure it wasnt a family business, di naman talaga. I have business partner.what course did you take?Do you have family here in the Phils.? YES, I enumerated my family members. Are you married? NO, I'm single. Do you have kids? NONE.Ayun, he told me na that your visa application has been approved. Please expect your visa within the next 5-7 business. day. Abot magkabilang ears na smile ko nun. I was so happy and felt so blessed!
hello mga sis! I'm planning to get my mom over here via tourist visa on September, which is the month I'll be giving birth. I really need her to be here to help me around. Gusto ko talaga for my mom and dad to go here together. Pero baka less chance na ma-approve sila kung pareho sila mag-a-apply. If granted the visa, they'll be back naman before Christmas sa Pilipinas. My dad has his own steel business and income-wise, hindi naman ganon kalaki ang kinikita niya since parang hobby na lang niya ang business. Mom doesn't have a job and just stays home. What do you think are there chances? Mas better ba kung yung mom ko na lang ang paunahin kong mag-apply? She have ties to go back naman, I have a 8 y.o sister she takes care of, and she really have no plans of staying longer here.Please I need your ideas! Also when is the best time for her/them to apply? I want her to be here by 1st week of September pa naman, may backlog ba sa applications? thanks
^back in 2005 and 2006 pinadala din ako ng company ko sis. mag 4yrs pa lang ako sa work ko nun. i haven't been to any country back then and syempre wala din masyado savings. first sakay ko nga ng eroplano yun papuntang US hehe.ang mga tinanong sa kin nun 2005 e kung san ako nagwwork, ano nature ng work ko at ano yun role ko at ginagawa ko. then ano yun purpose ng punta ko sa US and how long. mabilis lang sya sis. nun 2006, halos wala nang tinanong yun consul sa kin. just how long will be the training.single entry lang ang binigay sa kin in both occassions. mahigpit pa noon e. i haven't tried na mag apply personally ngayon. pero true na kahit company sponsored e may nadedeny din. nangyari dun sa isang officemate ko. 4 sila then sya lang yun hindi nabigyan. buti na lang hindi rin nagpush through yun trip kaya hindi masakit sa loob kahit pano.