Did you know that guest or traveller visas to the US are maybe the most prevalent visas among non-worker
visa classifications? In India, the biggest number of visas are issued for this
class each year.
A guest visa or a travel
visa is known as a B-2 visa.
At the point when this visa
is issued, your international ID is stamped with a B-1 B-2 endorsement. It
confuses many individuals as the B-1 is a business visa given to business
people and guests going to go to meetings or presentations in their fields of
specialization.
In any case, however, the
stamp is the same , the goal of your visit is set up amid your visa talk with
itself. Try not to get confuse by the stamp.
To get a guest's visa to the
US, you should set up two things - that the guest order is suitable for your
situation and that you are qualified for the visa under the arrangements of the
US law.
The obligation regarding
deciding the best possible visa order and qualification of every candidate
rests with the consular officer - the visa officer at the US office who
interviews contender for visas at first - and the US migration examiner. The
migration overseer is the principal officer you meet when you arrive at any US
air terminal ie the port of section.
Need to move to the US?
What precisely is a guest
visa?
All B-2 visa candidates
looking for admission to the US are attempted to mean outsiders. This implies
despite the fact that you will visit, it is accepted you could conceivably
really need to settle down in the US and not come back to India.
To meet all requirements for
a B-1 or B-2 visa, you should demonstrate you have your very own home (not
leased) in India that you have no goal of surrendering; that you wish to enter
the US for a particularly constrained period; that your motivation in doing as
such is to take part in real exercises of business or joy.
You can't be delegated a
guest on the off chance that you want to stay in the US uncertainty or plan to
look for work over the span of your remain.
As per Section 214 (b) of
the US Immigration and Nationality Act: 'Each outsider should be dared to be a
settler until the point that he sets up to the movement officer, at the season
of utilization for confirmation, that he is qualified for a non-worker status
under area 101 (a) (15).' All guests to the United States, who have not
connected to move to that nation, are known as outsiders.
Regardless of the
possibility that you fulfill the narrative and evidentiary necessities - this
implies you give the required confirmation/evidence of supporting
papers/authoritative archives to indicate you will come back to India - the
consular officer can decline a visa on the off chance that he or she isn't
persuaded of your non-foreigner aim. He/she needs to trust you will return
India when your visa terminates; he/she needs to trust you won't utilize your
visitor visa to scout for a vocation in the US.
This implies, regardless of
the possibility that you do set up your case well, it won't protect you will
really get a visa. The reason: one delegate's non-foreigner expectation is
another representative's proposing settler (he/she speculates the candidate is
a conceivable outsider and won't return home in the wake of touching base in
the US on a non-migrant visa).
Effective inversions of 214
(b) discoveries are rare. Once the visa is denied, it is hard to get the choice
changed to support you at a moment or consequent endeavour.
Many ask whether they can
sign a security with the US department; this implies they give an endeavour
that they will store a specific measure of cash with the office and, on the off
chance that they don't return inside a settled period, they will relinquish
this sum. Such a framework DOES NOT EXIST with the US office. You can't offer
any bond for this reason yourself until inquired.
At the end of the day, a
component of subjectivity can't be discounted (to some degree, the 'good
fortune' factor plays a section in helping you secure a visa).
In addition, in a department
like Mumbai, where more than 500 people apply for visas day by day, each
candidate once in a while has only 60-90 seconds to introduce himself/herself
well and speak to his/her case convincingly.
'US visa top has not been
expanded'
Is it true that you are
eligible?
The US law records
particular classes of people who are not qualified to get visas and are
forbidden in the USA.
These classes include:
- Persons harassed with infectious sicknesses, (for example, tuberculosis) or who have endured genuine psychological instability.
- Persons with criminal records including offenses of specific sorts, opiate addicts, and traffickers.
- Persons who have tried to acquire a visa by methods of deception or extortion.
- Persons who are or have been individuals from specific associations, including comrade associations, fear monger gatherings, and those subsidiaries therewith.
A man who is discovered
ineligible on these grounds can in any case get a waiver by recording an
applicable interest with the US movement experts. On the off chance that in all
actuality, one can wind up noticeably qualified for a visa.
for more info:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visa_policy_of_the_United_States
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visa_requirements_for_United_States_citizens