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Interview at the U.S. Embassy
In the interview, make sure you answer the questions accurately and in a complete sentence. Here is an example of a successful interview.
Successful interview between the visa officer and Kimberly
Visa Officer
Kimberly
What is your purpose of travel, Kimberly?
I am planning on traveling solely for tourism and visiting my grandmother
With whom do you live?
I am currently living with my husband and our three (3) children.
How long will you stay in the US?
I intend on staying for two (2) weeks starting from March 1, 2017, to March 14, 2017
What is your occupation?
I am a sales representative
How much money do you make monthly?
I am currently earning sixty thousand ($60,000) monthly
How long have you been with your spouse?
I am currently living with my husband for over three (3) years.
How long have you been working in your current job?
I have been working for over five (5) years.
What type of work your grandmother does?
My grandmother is a registered nurse
How long has your grandmother been living in the US?
My grandmother has been living in the US for over 20 years.
How did your grandmother become a citizen in US?
My grandmother was file for by her husband.
Congratulation Kimberly! Your US visa been approved to travel to the United States.
Kimberly was granted a US visa because she demonstrated, to the visa officer, that she has strong ties in Jamaica. Everyone’s situation is different; anyone can get a visa regardless of their status.
At the end of your interview, you will know if you were granted a visa or denied depending on the color of the slip that you get from the visa officer.
Your visa is approved if you receive white slip. It takes seven (7) working days for the Embassy to stamp your US visa in your passport. After the visitor visa is stamped in your passport, the Embassy will either return it by DHL or pick it up at the Document Service Centre depending on the mode of pick-up you have chosen.
If you receive a pink slip, the Embassy is requesting additional documentation to process your visa application. The pink slip does not mean that you were denied a visa but rather, that your visa application requires other documentation or information for the processing of your visa visitor. For example, if you were arrested and declared it in the interview, the visa officer might request a letter from the court.
A green slip, indicates that you were denied a US visa.