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B1/B2 Visitor Visa • English Practice
Answer with confidence—not a script.
Practice common interview questions, organize truthful answers, and get language coaching. This tool teaches communication; it does not predict or guarantee a visa decision.
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Travel purpose0:45
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Preparation check
Use the instructions from your own embassy or consulate as the final authority.
Core documents listed by the State Department
Passport valid for travel to the United States
DS-160 confirmation page
Application-fee receipt, when required before the interview
Printed photo if your online photo upload failed
Be ready to explain
The purpose and length of your trip
How the trip will be paid for
Your intention to depart after the visit
Your real work, family, study, or other circumstances
Avoid these mistakes
Do not memorize a made-up story
Do not hide relatives, refusals, or travel history
Do not guess when you genuinely do not know
Do not use this activity as legal advice
Useful official reminders
An invitation letter or Affidavit of Support is not required for a visitor-visa application
Officers consider each application individually
A visa is never guaranteed
Additional documents may be requested
Useful language—not scripts
Replace every bracketed idea with your own truthful information.
