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expresscitizenship · 2 years

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How To Prepare for U.S. Visa Interview

You’ve made it far in your visa application. You’re preparing for the U.S. visa interview at the Embassy or Consulate in your country. This is perhaps the most important part of your application process. You can either make it or break it. With good preparation, you could ace your visa interview. Remember that Consular Officers are experts in reading non-verbal language, as well as they’re…

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siliconpalms · 5 months

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Top 2024 Investment Programs: Experts Recommend the Best Second Passports for Offshore Investment

In today’s globalized world, the concept of investing offshore and obtaining a second passport has become increasingly popular among savvy investors. As we step into 2024, certain investment programs have risen to the top, highly recommended by experts for those seeking to diversify their portfolios while gaining the flexibility and benefits of a second citizenship. Here are the top investment…

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expresscitizenship · 2 years

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How do I get a U.S. refugee visa?

In times of adversity, rules are stretched. Long bureaucratic procedures are shortened and less complicated plans are on the table. Everyone wants to save time and lives. The U.S. law recognizes the category of a refugee and offers a distinct definition. If you’re facing grave danger or went under life-threatening distress on account of war, disaster, or violence, consider the U.S. refugee…

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expresscitizenship · 2 years

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U.S. visa with a criminal record: Can I still apply?

You can apply for a U.S. visa if you have a criminal record, but this doesn’t guarantee your approval. Whether you apply for a non-immigrant or immigrant visa, the Consular Officer will decide on your next step. Imagine you have applied for a tourist visa. When you arrive at the Embassy or Consulate for your visa interview, the Consular Officer will take your biometric information that includes…

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expresscitizenship · 2 years

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Visitor Visa , Invitation Letter

Having an invitation letter for your upcoming trip to the U.S. will not guarantee your visa approval. However, it will show to the Consular Officer that you know someone in the U.S. and have a particular reason to travel. There are different points of contact in the U.S., so make sure you choose the inviter whose invitation will increase your chances for visa approval. Whether you’re traveling…

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expresscitizenship · 2 years

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U.S. Visa Waiver Program: What You Need to Know

If you’ve ever applied or tried applying for a U.S. visa or ESTA, you have probably heard of the U.S. Visa Waiver Program (VWP). This special program allows citizens of certain countries to travel to the United States without a visa. However, there are certain requirements that you must fulfill. We discuss them in this post, so keep reading to learn more. What is a Visa Waiver Program? The…

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expresscitizenship · 2 years

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What to expect at the U.S. Port of Entry?

To legally enter the United States, obtaining a visa is not the last step in the process. Even if you have a visa, nonimmigrant or immigrant, you still have to go through a check-up at the U.S. port of entry. The CBP (Customs and Border Protection) officer will ask you a couple of questions to confirm your intentions of coming to the United States. Arrival at the U.S. Port of Entry First off,…

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expresscitizenship · 2 years

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U.S. Visa Interview: How To Prepare?

You’ve made it far in your visa application. You’re preparing for the U.S. visa interview at the Embassy or Consulate in your country. This is perhaps the most important part of your application process. You can either make it or break it. With good preparation, you could ace your visa interview. Remember that Consular Officers are experts in reading non-verbal language, as well as they’re…

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