Author: Chad Pemberton
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US Visa Application: How to Show You’ll Return Home
One of the challenging steps in a US Visa Application is proving you will return home after your visit. U.S. immigration law assumes every applicant may intend to remain permanently unless they clearly show otherwise. Proving your ties back home helps the consular officer see that you have obligations, relationships, and responsibilities that pull you…
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US Visa denial: How to Reapply and Do Better
Facing a U.S. visa denial can feel discouraging. After investing time, effort, and money into your US visa application—filling out the DS-160 form, gathering documents, and attending the interview—receiving a refusal may seem like a dead end. However, a denial is not always final. Many applicants successfully reapply and obtain a visa after making changes…
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Unlock Your US Visa Application Renewal And Extension
Renewing or extending a U.S. visa can feel complex, but accurate and official information can guide you forward. Our legal staff is always up to date with the U.S. Department of State’s official instructions and our nonimmigrant visa clients generally follow a similar process whether they are applying for the first time or renewing an…
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US Visa Application Guide: What You Need to Know
If you are considering travel to the United States for the first time on a temporary visa, you likely have many questions. How do you start the us visa application process? Which documents must you gather? How do you complete the ds 160 form accurately, and what happens at the interview? Your US Visa Application…
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How to Master the DS-160 and Earn Consular Officer’s Trust
Writing and submitting your US Visa Application can be complicated at times. We often meet clients who are unsure about how much detail to provide on the DS-160 or whether old events matter. Some worry that mentioning a minor issue from decades ago might hurt their chances. Others think that skipping small details is harmless.…