Visitor Visa Application Steps
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just to visit me for about *-* weeks
You can certainly bring your dad to the US on a visitor visa (B-*). Here are the steps:
- Apply online using Form DS-*.
- Pay the visa application fee.
- Schedule an interview at a U.S. embassy or consulate.
- Prepare for the interview with necessary documents.
Remember, granting of visa depends on the discretion of U.S. officials.
- Apply online using Form DS-*.
- Pay the visa application fee.
- Schedule an interview at a U.S. embassy or consulate.
- Prepare for the interview with necessary documents.
Remember, granting of visa depends on the discretion of U.S. officials.
so i have to apply?
Yes, that's correct. You or your dad will need to apply for the visitor visa (B-*) following the process outlined. Remember, approval of the visa is at the discretion of the U.S. officials.
huh. but im a us citizens
Yes, even though you are a U.S. citizen, your father, as a non-citizen, must apply for a B-* visitor visa to enter the U.S. for a short term visit. The application process is outlined above.
so i can apply for him?
As a US citizen, you can't apply for a B-* visitor visa on behalf of your father. He must complete the application process himself. However, you can certainly assist him in gathering necessary documentation and preparing for the interview.
but cant i help him as a citizen to get the visa?
As a US citizen, you can aid your father in the process by assisting with document preparation and interview prep. However, the application for a B-* visa must be completed by your father himself. Your citizenship doesn't alter this rule.
so how can my citizenship help
Your US citizenship can help in several ways:
- You can sponsor your dad's visit by providing an invitation letter.
- You can prove financial support during his stay.
- Your status adds credibility to your dad's intent to only visit, not immigrate.
- You can sponsor your dad's visit by providing an invitation letter.
- You can prove financial support during his stay.
- Your status adds credibility to your dad's intent to only visit, not immigrate.