HOW TO TRAVEL AND WORK IN THE USA LEGALLY - COMPLETE GUIDE ON GETTING A J1 US VISA
HOW TO TRAVEL AND WORK IN THE USA LEGALLY - COMPLETE GUIDE ON GETTING A J1 US VISA
Have you heard about the J1 Visa? It?s a visa that would let you travel and work in the USA legally. Here are my tips for Filipinos who wants to go to the United States.

A lot of us have been dreaming of traveling and working in the US one day for our own special reasons. It could be because you wanted to see their scenic landscapes and infrastructures, your admiration for their culture and ideals and health care benefits, their way of life in general, or your respect on the way they treat their workforce.

Complete Guide For A J1 US Visa Application-- How You Can Travel And Work InThe States Legally
Our little family has been based in Florida for months now and I must say that one of the reasons why I love being here is how straightforward and direct people are. It?s not very often to see people who are real to you. If you?ve been following us, we have experienced and survived Hurricane Irma-- it was really devastating but the way everyone (especially the US Government and NGOs) responded to this disaster was beyond commendable. I?ve seen how humans were there for humans without any discrimination on race or color. In a way, the US has become our safe haven, our comfort zone. This is where we started having our home and it is definitely our home too.

Complete Guide For A J1 US Visa Application-- How You Can Travel And Work InThe States Legally
Good news is whatever your reasons are, you can definitely work and travel to the US with a J1 visa. In fact, I have met a lot of Filipino fresh graduates and college students here who are doing their internships for hotels, restaurants, camps, companies, etc. and they?re all on their J1 Visa! Did you know that even Maine Mendoza (who I absolutely adore!) spent 6 months working as an intern at The Sagamore Resort in Bolton Landing, New York before she got really famous?? This internship was arranged by her school and she was on her J1 Visa as well. I wish I knew all these details too when I was in college. Haha!

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The USA is massive and countless opportunities are out in every corner so I?m sure there?s one or two here for you! Wag ka lang mag inarte at wag kang masyadong choosy, you?ll make it and love it here! :)

J-1 US VISA OVERVIEW
This is an Exchange Visitor (J) Non-Immigrant Visa which is issued to individuals who are approved to participate in a work and travel program, or as a short-term international student or scholar. This allows holders to study and work in the US at the same time.

Complete Guide For A J1 US Visa Application-- How You Can Travel And Work InThe States Legally
It is designed to promote the interchange of persons, knowledge, and skills in the fields of education, arts, and sciences. Participants include students at all academic levels; trainees obtaining on-the-job training; teachers or professors; housekeepers, maintenance workers, office assistants, kitchen workers, culinary chef-- it is basically open to everyone who is willing to study, work for a fee, travel, and learn about the US Culture.

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HOW TO APPLY FOR THIS PROGRAM
Complete Guide For A J1 US Visa Application-- How You Can Travel And Work InThe States Legally
STEP 1: Find a designated sponsor and apply. Among the factors that you have to consider are the duration of the program and the location. You also have to assess your skills and interests so you know what organization or company would best suit you and would contribute to your career growth. For example:

Disney International Program- Are you someone who can represent a country well in a Walt Disney World? Resort and is eager to talk to people? Then this is your chance! Participants have the opportunity to share the unique culture and customs of their country with Guests, while working different front line, guest facing roles.

A Cultural Exchange Service- They have all kinds of job relating to the kitchen, maintenance, office, laundry, housekeeping, and security.

Alliance Abroad Group, Inc.- Looking for an Intern-Trainee Program, Summer Work Program, Teacher Exchange Program and Seasonal Program? No matter what time of the year it is, there?s always a room for you and your skills here.

American Work Experience- They accept Summer Work Travel Applicants, Counselors, Special Needs Counselors and Camp Support Staff.

Camp Group, Llc.- If you?re a student who needs an internship in the field of athletics, sports management, coaching, teaching, dance, theater, fine arts, child development, child psychology or management, then working at this Summer Camp could be really a good way to have fun, learn, and to jumpstart your career.

Greenheart Exchange- This is open to all potential global leaders who can attain such through personal development, volunteer service, environmentalism, fair trade, and cultural exchange. They offer F-1 High School Academic Program, ESL Summer Camp, and various Short-term Homestay and Group programs for international participants.

Life Adventures, Inc.- Most participants here work in semi-skilled to non-skilled service positions at resorts, hotels, restaurants, and amusement parks. They are also accepting internships in US businesses and other organizations in the field of architecture, science research, graphic art/publishing and other media communication, advertising, computer software and electronics, and legal offices, etc.

The application process differs which may include written and oral interview. There are a total of 40 Organizations/Companies on the official list of designated sponsors. I?m sure there?s one out there which is perfect for you so just keep on trying in case you get rejected! :)

Complete Guide For A J1 US Visa Application-- How You Can Travel And Work InThe States Legally
STEP 2: Obtain a DS-2019 Form (Certificate of Eligibility) from your sponsor once you get accepted for internship. This is a document that allows you to apply for the J-1 Visa as an Intern or Trainee in the USA. This form which is issued by the sponsor is unique to you, and identifies you in SEVIS (Student and Exchange Visitor Information System). It is only issued by them after you apply and are accepted for sponsorship in the J-1 Internship or Trainee Program.

STEP 3: Apply for an exchange visitor J-1 Visa. Having the DS-2019 Form is the first step to your J1 US Visa application. Once you have it, you?re all set for the US Embassy! :)

DOCUMENTS REQUIRED TO OBTAIN A J1 VISA
These are the documents that you need in order to apply for a J1 Visa:

A Nonimmigrant Visa Electronic Application (DS-160). This must be answered and submitted online prior to the interview. The DS-160 Barcode is unique to you and is very important to always keep a copy of this form.

Complete Guide For A J1 US Visa Application-- How You Can Travel And Work InThe States Legally
A valid passport. The validity date must last at least six months beyond your intended period of stay in the United States.

Complete Guide For A J1 US Visa Application-- How You Can Travel And Work InThe States Legally
ID photo. One (1) 2"x2" (5cmx5cm) which must comply with the photo specifications.

The receipt of the US$160 non-refundable nonimmigrant visa application processing fee. This is required unless your J program is sponsored by the US Government (with a program code beginning with a "G"). This shall be paid in local currency and will vary upon the current exchange rate.

An approved DS-2019 from your U.S. program.

Form I-901 SEVIS fee and proof of payment. This is applicable unless your J program is sponsored by the US Government (with a program code beginning with a "G"). Nonimmigrant students with Form I-20 pay a US$200.00 SEVIS fee. Most exchange visitors with Form DS-2019 pay a US$180.00 SEVIS fee. Proof of payment is required before your student or exchange visitor visa will be issued and payment cannot be made at the U.S. Embassy/Consulate. Instructions for paying the SEVIS fee can be found here.

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HOW TO APPLY FOR THE EXCHANGE VISITOR J-1 VISA
STEP 1: Prepare all required documents as stated above. Bring all of it on the day of the interview.

STEP 2: Schedule a visa interview. On the day of your appointment, you must present an interview appointment letter confirming that you booked an appointment through this link.

STEP 3: Pay the required visa fee. You can easily read there on how to make your visa fee payment. You must keep your receipt number to book your visa appointment.

STEP 4: Complete the DS-160 form. Fill it out correctly and accurately. Make sure to read the Guidelines for Completing the DS-160 Form carefully before starting. Here is a preview of the DS-160 form in case you wish to take a look at it first.

STEP 5: Schedule your visa appointment here. Click on New User and fill out the required fields such as your visa type, personal data, dependents, document delivery location, visa payment. After which, you can schedule your appointment with the need of the following details:

Your passport number

The receipt number from your Bank of Philippine Islands (BPI) or BancNet receipt

The ten (10) digit barcode number from your DS-160 confirmation page

STEP 6: Go to the US Embassy on the date and time of your visa interview.

STEP 7: Wait for your passport together with your visa! If your visa has been approved (CONGRATULATIONS!), then it will be sent to your delivery address :)

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FAQS:
1. How will I know if my visa has been approved or rejected?

They are really straightforward and will tell you outright. They usually say ?I?m sorry, I can?t give you your visa right now? or ?Congratulations, your visa is approved?.

2. I can?t remember what the consul said during the interview. I was so nervous! How will I know if my visa was approved?

If he took your passport, then it is approved. Otherwise, he will give it back to you.

3. I have a non-immigrant visa before. Do I still need to go through the whole process?

Yes.

4. My passport has expired but my visa is still valid. Do I need to apply for a new one?

No need. You just bring the old and the new passport. You may use this visa as long as it is valid, not damaged, and is the appropriate type of visa required for your principal purpose of travel.

5. I am married and the name on my visa is now different than my passport. What should I do?

Just bring your old and new passports together with your marriage certificate.

6. Can I apply for an extension of my visa?

No. You have to apply for a new one.

7. I got my J1 visa. When can I travel to the US?

You may only enter the United States within 30 days of the beginning of the program, as stated on your Form DS-2019, regardless of when your visa was issued.

8. What is the ?Two Year Rule??

This means that J-1 visa holders subject to the two-year rule are not permitted to remain in the United States and apply for an adjustment/change of status to a prohibited nonimmigrant status (for example, from a J-1 visa to an H-1 visa) or to apply for legal permanent resident status (Green Card) without first returning home for two years or obtaining an approved waiver.

9. How will I know if I am subject to the Two-Year Rule?

It is determined by a number of factors, including your source of funding and your country's "Skills List." It is not determined by the amount of time you spend in the United States.

10. Will they pay us to work?

Yes. they usually give a rate of 10USD/hr.

11. Can I stay longer than the term of the internship/exchange?

No.

12. Is there an age limit to it?

Some sponsors provide an age limit while others do not. So always check the qualifications before you apply. Otherwise, you?ll end up wasting your time.

13. What if my visa gets rejected?

You can always apply again. But make sure that your personal, professional, and financial circumstances change considerably.
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Should You Book Your Flight BEFORE receiving Your US Visa?
Should You Book Your Flight BEFORE receiving Your US Visa?
by Femina | Oct 8, 2023 | US Visa | 0 comments

The response to this question is negative; however, you will still require a flight ticket for visa application purposes. This article will provide you with a solution to meet this requirement without actually making a flight booking. In fact, based on our experience in processing over 30,000 visas per month, more than 30% of our clients have reserved their flights prior to visa approval.

The positive aspect is that many embassies are aware of this practice, and they tend to be flexible regarding the flight booking requirement, even if their websites or official visa requirements have not been updated. In most instances, having a flight itinerary for visa application purposes or presenting it at the immigration checkpoint is sufficient.


What is the procedure for obtaining a visa without initially reserving a flight ticket? What should be done if the visa is declined after a flight has been reserved?
You can present a flight itinerary for your visa application instead of buying a fully paid flight ticket. This method allows you to safeguard yourself from potential financial loss in case your visa application is rejected. Numerous online services offer flight itineraries for this purpose, and one we frequently recommend to our customers is FlightGen App.


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Include the following line in your cover letter: ?A flight itinerary from a visa agent. The same will be ticketed once my visa is approved.? You can create your cover letter using the BlinkDocs App.

We utilize the FlightGen app to generate flight itineraries because it functions similarly to booking an actual plane ticket. This approach allows us to select the flight we are most likely to take if our visa is approved, ensuring a seamless process at immigration. Additionally, it offers the flexibility to choose our preferred currency, rather than being restricted to USD.

Alternatively, you could opt to purchase a fully refundable flight ticket, although this can be relatively expensive and sometimes challenging to obtain a refund. Additionally, in certain cases, you may require multiple flight tickets as proof of your travel plans. Therefore, using services like FlightGen, which enables the creation of unlimited flight itineraries for a fee of $15, might be a more practical choice.

The decision largely depends on your specific circumstances. If you are confident in your ability to obtain a visa, it may be reasonable to book the flight ticket in advance. However, if there is any uncertainty regarding the approval of your visa, it would likely be more prudent to initiate the visa application process first and hold off on booking your flight ticket. This way, if the visa is rejected after the ticket is booked, you can avoid wasting money on an unnecessary plane fare.

What should I do if the consulate requests proof of a return or onward flight ticket, but I am uncertain about my return date?
In such a situation, you can utilize the FlightGen App. You can obtain a temporary flight itinerary from them with a tentative return date (ensuring that this date falls beyond your intended duration of stay) and use it as your visa application proof. After your visa is approved, you can proceed to make an actual flight booking when you have a clear return date in mind. Anna Emilia provides further insight into this approach.


Is it possible to make a flight reservation without having a visa?
While it is technically possible to book a flight ticket without having a visa in hand, it is generally not recommended by most embassies. They have explicitly stated on multiple occasions that they are not responsible for any losses incurred if your visa application is rejected, even if you have a valid ticket.

Moreover, many airlines are obligated to confirm that passengers possess a valid visa for their intended destination country before allowing them to board the flight. It is far more preferable to secure your visa before making any flight bookings to avoid the risk of being denied entry upon arrival in the destination country. One traveler has shared their perspective on this matter, emphasizing the importance of obtaining a visa prior to booking any flights.


Is it recommended to purchase a flight ticket while waiting for your visa?
The decision depends on various factors, including your identity, the specific country?s visa you?re applying for, and the likelihood of approval. If you?re confident in the approval and believe it will happen, purchasing the tickets in advance might be a reasonable choice. Visas are often granted with the expectation of travel proof.

However, if there?s any uncertainty, and you aren?t required to show tickets as part of the application process, it?s probably wiser to wait. This is especially true if the availability of tickets might affect your decision.

It?s essential to consider your ticket?s flexibility. Non-flex Business Class tickets can be more expensive than flexible Economy tickets, which can often be canceled with a minimal administration fee. Choosing a ticket class that allows for easy changes may be a prudent option. If your visa is declined, you can switch to a ?flexible? class and then cancel the ticket within a day or two.


Is it acceptable to obtain a dummy flight ticket with a PNR for visa application purposes?
No, it is not advisable. In fact, many of our customers have faced negative experiences when attempting to use dummy flight tickets with PNRs for visa applications. Embassies may reject your visa application on the basis of forged documents. It is best to be honest and declare in your cover letter that you are submitting a flight itinerary that will be ticketed once your visa is approved. In the worst-case scenario, you may be asked to provide an actual flight ticket or proof of funds for the ticket. This approach is more reliable and avoids the risk of being caught using fake documents.


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Can I get a Schengen visa using fake tickets?
Using a dummy ticket is not advisable when applying for a Schengen visa. However, it is perfectly acceptable to use a flight itinerary for your Schengen visa application. In fact, consulates often encourage visa applicants not to book their flight tickets before their visa has been approved, and they explicitly state that they are not responsible for any financial losses incurred if the visa is rejected.

Embassies do accept flight itineraries for visa applications, and in some cases, they recommend that visa applicants purchase flight tickets only after their visas have been approved. It?s important to note that this recommendation may not apply to transit visas, where a fully paid flight ticket for the onward journey may be required.

When submitting your visa application, it?s advisable to provide an email confirmation or a website screenshot printout of your intended flight itinerary directly from the airline. This should clearly indicate your intended date of departure and route. It?s highly recommended not to purchase your flight tickets until your visa has been approved.

While some Schengen authorities accept the flight itinerary when applying for the visa, they may request the original air ticket when you collect your visa.

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Is it possible to obtain a flight itinerary for visa purposes without having to purchase the actual flight ticket?
You can secure a flight itinerary for approximately $10 using the FlightGen app. Additionally, if you have co-passengers, you can include them at no extra cost through the FlightGen app. It?s worth noting that as of 2023, they are offering an incredible offer of unlimited flight itineraries for 24 hours at just $15, which is a fantastic deal.

FAQ:
Do I need air ticket before applying visa for US?
It is not required to present airline tickets when applying for a visa, and we recommend that applicants do not purchase non-refundable tickets until they have received their passport with the visa.

How soon before travel should I apply for US visa?
18 How long in advance of my intended date of travel should I apply for a US visa? We recommend highly that applicants start the application process about 3 months in advance of their intended date of travel since appointments are usually full 2-3 months in advance.

How much is US visa fee?
The application fee for the most common nonimmigrant visa types is US$185. This includes tourist, business, student, and exchange visas. Most petition-based visas, such as work and religious visas, are US$205.
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USA B2 TOURIST VISA APPLICATIONS ? 20 CONSUL INTERVIEW QUESTIONS YOU COULD BE ASKED AND HOW BEST TO ANSWER THEM
USA B2 TOURIST VISA APPLICATIONS ? 20 CONSUL INTERVIEW QUESTIONS YOU COULD BE ASKED AND HOW BEST TO ANSWER THEM
By Kach Umandap
February 27th, 2022
Posted in Travel Blog, Travel Guides, VISA Application Guides
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USA B2 Tourist Visa Applications ? 20 Consul Interview Questions You Could Be Asked and How Best to Answer Them
For first-timers, it is sometimes intimidating to apply for a US Tourist B1/B2 Visa. Hearing ?denied? stories from your friends and relatives may add to your worries too. You thought, ?If they have been denied a US tourist visa, then what are the chances for me to get approved??

My first tip for you, STOP being PESSIMISTIC. Stop attracting the negative vibes and start thinking that you have been approved already ? even if your appointment is days or weeks from now. You know me, right? I believe in the Law of Attraction.

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You see, when you keep on thinking that you will be denied, it will manifest during your interview. You will look nervous, your voice will crack, and the consul might feel that you are hiding something. That?s the perfect formula for a denied visa.

You wouldn?t want that. Would you?

Just so you know, aside from the documents required by the US embassy, it is also important that you know how to respond to the questions correctly. While it matters that your documents can prove that you will go back to your home country, you still need to have conviction during the interview proper.

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To help you prepare for your visa application, here are some of the basic questions during a US B1/ B2 tourist visa consul interview. Always remember, NEVER LIE. They already did a background check on you when you applied online!

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1. Why do you want to go to the USA?
2. Have you been to the USA before?
3. Why do you plan to travel at this time?
4. Who are you going with to the USA?
5. Which places are you planning to visit?
6. How long do you plan to stay in the USA?
7. Can you stay for a shorter period of time?
8. How much do you think will it cost you to stay in the USA?
9. What do you do for a living?
10. How much do you earn for a living?
11. How will you finance your trip?
12. Do you have relatives in the USA?
13. Do you have friends in the USA?
14. What are their exact addresses?
15. (For visiting Relatives/ Friends) How long have they been living in the USA and what are their current status?
16. (For visiting Relatives/ Friends) Where are they working and what will you do during the office hours?
17. Do you have plans of working in the USA?
18. Have you already booked your plane tickets?
19. Have you traveled to other countries before?
20. How can you assure that you will come back home?
1. Why do you want to go to the USA?
Say you want to go on a tour and to see what the USA has to offer. After all, you are applying for a US TOURIST visa so your answer should be as simple as that.

2. Have you been to the USA before?
You might think that the best answer is YES, and you feel that this is your instant ticket for getting a visa. You are wrong! If you haven?t been to the US, don?t lie. Just be honest because lying will get you nowhere.

3. Why do you plan to travel at this time?
Simply answer that it is your most available time or it is your annual leave from work. If you have other reasons such as having enough savings recently for the trip, then tell the truth.

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4. Who are you going with to the USA?
Are you going with your relatives or friends? Just make sure you know the basic information of the people you are going with. If you wanted to meet your American boyfriend who you met online and never met in person, I highly suggest you ask him to visit you in the Philippines first!

5. Which places are you planning to visit?
It wouldn?t hurt to do research on the places you plan to visit before you go to your interview. Let me know if you need further help with this and I would be more than willing to help you. I suggest that you start with the spots near your accommodation because it is more feasible.

6. How long do you plan to stay in the USA?
Carefully study your itinerary and base your answer from there. Or if you are an employee, check your leave credits and talk to your Human Resources representative on your allowed leaves. If you can bring a form or letter during your interview stating your leave credits, that can help as well.

Remember, if you get an approved USA visa, you?ll surely get a 10-year multiple entry visit visa!



7. Can you stay for a shorter period of time?
Similar to the above, you can defend and defend your answer based on your itinerary. And if someone from the US will act as your ?tour guide?, simply say that you need to adhere with their schedule as well. Hence, a need for a longer time to stay in the US.

8. How much do you think will it cost you to stay in the USA?
This is why we strongly suggest that you create an itinerary for your US trip. This will give you an idea of how much you need to spend for the entire vacation. You can contact me and I could help you with your USA Itinerary, details here.

9. What do you do for a living?
Tell your job, your businesses, and other side jobs, if any. This will give the consul an idea if your employer is credible enough. Similarly, they need to know that you are established in your home country and that you are not going to the US for greener pasture. Here are few requirements to strengthen your claim that you will be back and will not look for job opportunities while on ?vacation?.

Certificate of Employment
Proof of Income for the last 3 months
Business permits
Bank statements
Be prepared and bring these documents on your interview, most of the time the Consul won?t ask you to show the proof! For people who work online, I know that feeling of not having those Income Tax Return report etc. I highly suggest you print your income transactions on your Paypal account if you?re a writer or a designer then compile all of your online portfolios.

10. How much do you earn for a living?
Just tell the correct figures. After all, these can all be seen from the documents you have presented during your online application. And if they feel that it is not enough for your trip, might as well prepare for the next question.

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11. How will you finance your trip?
Show proof that you have saved if any. Or if you are going to be sponsored, get the information from your sponsors. Know what they do for a living and get necessary supporting documents like bank statements, job certificate, tax details etc.

12. Do you have relatives in the USA?
Never lie or deny this even if you won?t visit them on your trip, you must know their names and a few basic information including their status in the US. Sometimes, it would help if you have photos with you to further prove your claim.

13. Do you have friends in the USA?
Similar to the above, know their names and also the basic information but if they?re not really significant to you then just say so.

14. What are their exact addresses?
Try to get their exact addresses before the interview. Don?t just say that they live in Los Angeles or in New York but rather, be specific. Review the information before you go to the interview and always come prepared especially if you mentioned about them on your online application.

15. (For visiting Relatives/ Friends) How long have they been living in the USA and what are their current status?
I strongly encourage that you spend time chatting and interviewing your relatives and friends in the US if the purpose of your visit is to meet them. It will really help you to become more confident in front of the consul.

16. (For visiting Relatives/ Friends) Where are they working and what will you do during the office hours?
As I have said, get as much information because the consul would like to know if you are just making up stories. Expect to be bombarded with questions. The questions might be redundant but that?s how they will know if you are indeed telling the truth. And when asked what are your plans during the hours and days that your ?sponsors? are working, you can say that you are planning to go on short solo day trips near the area so that you can maximize your stay.

17. Do you have plans of working in the USA?
HUGE NO, and never attempt to work in the US while you are there on a TOURIST VISA. Otherwise, you might get deported and will never see US soil once again. Never even mention that you?re looking for opportunities. NEVER EVER!

18. Have you already booked your plane tickets?
Look for possible booking dates and say that you are eyeing on those dates for your US trip. Have the flight details ready, if possible but don?t pay for the flights yet until you get your visa approved. The flight ticket is not a requirement!

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19. Have you traveled to other countries before?
Be honest because they will know if you haven?t. Everything can be validated easily and they have the means to check if you are telling the truth. I always tell my travel coaching clients that it?s better if you get more passport entry stamp from any nearby countries especially those that are visa-free or visa-on-arrival for Philippines passport, you can check the list of those countries here.

20. How can you assure that you will come back home?
Show the letter from your employer, if you have any. If you have businesses that you currently take care of, explain it. Or, you can tell them that you don?t plan on ruining your travel records because you still plan to see more places in the future.

My general tip, BE PREPARED and NEVER LIE! These consuls are trained to know if you are lying, so always have the best intentions if you are going to the USA. We want you to have clear records so you can travel the world without facing challenges in the future.

If you need further help with your US Visa application, contact me here. I?ll be also releasing some prepared Itinerary that you can use for visa applications.
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