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Visa Interview Tips For International Students Going To The USA

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The transition from your home country to the US as a student is a long process that must be done with a lot of attention as every step along the way is very important. One part of this whole process is the interview stage, which is when you present yourself to the US immigration officers and explain why you need the student visa

Here is how you can ace your study visa interview:

Gather Documents

It is very important that you have all the necessary documents that are required of you during the interview. Some of these documents will be listed on the immigration website while others will be needed by you to support your claims Some of those documents are

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  1. Acceptance from your current school
  2. Valid Passport
  3. Proof of financial sponsorship
  4. Language Proficiency Exams
  5. Health, for example.

Interview Preparation

Go online and check for related interview questions and study them, then write down your answers to each question. It is also good that you prepare an outfit that will make you look confident and comfortable. Make sure you also schedule your day so you can arrive at least an hour before your interview time.

Pre Interview

There are some stages that you’ll need to pass before the interview proper, such as the documentation and biometrics. Documentation is used to check the authenticity of all the documents that you will be presenting, while biometrics is used to capture your unique features before the interview 

Interview Proper

When it is time for you to meet the immigration officer, go in there confidently and cheerfully. Answer all questions clearly and with proof ( if you have any). You can also ask questions in areas that you are not clear about, but ensure you do all this in a polite manner. Don’t be nervous about the interview; instead, maintain a positive mindset and attitude. Finally, when asked if you have anything else to say, simply explain why you’d like to study in the United States and how the knowledge you’ll gain will impact the world.

Good luck!

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