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How to Apply for US Visa in India

By HSB 

H1B Visa 2009/ FY 2010 season is coming up, many Immigration attorneys are processing the H1b Visa applications. Also, many students applying for Fall 2009 are wrapping up the application process. Most of the students have submitted the applications and I can see many students are still preparing for GRE to apply for Fall 2009 semester.

How to Apply for US Visa

VFS takes care of processing the application to Non immigrant US Visa. They have published an detailed article, which explains in detail about the documents required for each US Visa category and overall process to get Visa to US. You can download a copy of the document – How to Apply for US Visa.

Also, do checkout Students Guide to University Selection and Student Visa.

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3 Responses to “How to Apply for US Visa in India”
  1. GM says:

    Varun Kumar,

    dude…take my advice…Stay in India…even Americans who graduate from community college dont get jobs here…so unless you have a relative who can feed you for the rest of your life, you are better off studying in India and working there… I still dont understand your motivation to come to the US…thats probably the reason the visa officer rejected your application….. Good Luck

  2. Varun Kumar says:

    Hi Raghu sir, Please help me.
    My name is Varun Kumar. I am from India.
    I applied for student visa to US in January 2009. I was accepted at a community college in an associate degree. When I went to the interview, the officer asked me several questions. Though I answered many but few questions were not answered efficiently. Actually, I was nervous being my first interview at any foreign consulate.
    They asked me that “Why I want to pursue degree in US and why not in India?”
    They also asked me about my percentage in senior secondary. I don’t have good percentage. I told them everything truthfully.
    They inquired me about my family and asked that whether I know someone in US.
    Well, I didn’t know anyone in US. I answered them no.
    During the interview, they didn’t saw my financial documents. They just saw the I-20, my passport, MRV fee slip and other forms.
    The visa officer denied my visa stating that she is not convinced. After sometime, I requested them to send me the visa rejection letter.
    They send me an email. The email stated that my visa was rejected under Section 214(b)of Immigration and Nationality act.
    I have prepared all the answers now. But my query is that will they ask me these questions again or will they ask me something different. Another thing that I want to know is that “Do USA grants visa for community colleges?”
    My percentage is not so good. I completed my senior secondary in March 2008. The interviewer also asked me that “What I have been doing till January?” Well I was so much interested and confident about my visa that I didn’t enrolled at any educational institutions anywhere in India. I am admitted into the community college on behalf of senior secondary, so there was no purpose of getting enrolled at educational institution in India. But the visa officer didn’t understand this fact.
    “I want o know that whether my unsatisfactory answers were responsible for visa denial?”
    If it is so, then what should be done?
    I want to reapply.
    I have prepared the answers now. But my query is that will they ask me these questions again or will they ask me something different.
    Is this thing also responsible for the visa rejection. What circumstances of mine should I change to reapply.

  3. Srinivas says:

    One of my friend said to me to think over, when planning to do Masters in Aerodynamics in US ’cause he says after graduation u cannot go beyond a certain level of promotion in your job. Because beyond certain level in that field the job nature kinda enters into Military kind of affairs and one needs to be an american citizen to go beyond the level. Is that true? Or is that true for any country cause i dont know abt other countries?

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