US US Visa Documents
US B1/B2 Visa
Documents Guide
Complete checklist for US tourist and business visa applications. Generate flight itineraries and bank statements to support your application.
Visa Types
Which visa do
you need?
B1 Business Visa
For business activities: meetings, conferences, negotiations, training. You cannot work or be paid by a US company.
B2 Tourist Visa
For tourism, vacation, visiting family/friends, medical treatment. Most common US visitor visa.
Mandatory
Required documents.
DS-160 ConfirmationOnline nonimmigrant visa application with barcode page
Valid PassportValid for 6+ months beyond intended stay, with blank page
Passport Photo2x2 inches, white background, recent (6 months)
Interview AppointmentConfirmation page from visa appointment scheduling
Visa Fee Receipt$185 MRV fee payment confirmation
Supporting
Supporting documents.
Highlighted items can be generated with Preplity.
Flight ItineraryShows intended travel dates and return plans
GenerateBank Statements3-6 months showing sufficient funds for travel
GenerateEmployment LetterConfirming job, salary, and approved leave
Tax ReturnsLast 2-3 years of income tax documents
Property DocumentsProof of assets and ties to home country
Hotel ReservationsAccommodation plans during US stay
Travel ItineraryPlanned activities and places to visit
Invitation LetterIf visiting family or friends in the US
Interview Prep
Common interview questions.
01What is the purpose of your trip?
02How long do you plan to stay?
03Where will you be staying?
04Who is paying for your trip?
05What do you do for work?
06What is your monthly salary?
07Have you been to the US before?
08Do you have family in the US?
09Why will you return to your country?
Tips
Tips for your US
visa interview.
Be Concise
Answer questions directly. Do not over-explain or volunteer unnecessary information.
Show Strong Ties
Demonstrate why you will return: job, family, property, business interests.
Know Your Itinerary
Be clear about where you are going, for how long, and what you plan to do.
Be Honest
Never provide false information. Inconsistencies can lead to denial.
Dress Professionally
First impressions matter. Dress appropriately for your interview.
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