The F-1 visa is a temporary non-immigrant visa for foreign nationals studying in the United States. In order to obtain the F-1 visa, you must go to a university or school that qualifies. This visa also applies for English language schools, but not vocational schools (but don’t worry, there is a visa for that, the M1 visa).
Common Issues F-1 Visa Applicants Have:
Not showing sufficient ties to their home country
Inconsistencies in their forms and interview
Lack of English skills
Not appropriately describing your situation to the Visa Officer
If you have a questions about your specific situation, send us an email athello@argovisa.com
INSIGHTS FROM FORMER VISA OFFICER ON F1 VISA:
Although you can always get another appointment for the student visa interview, as a former Visa Officer, I would strongly recommend doing everything you can to prepare in order to get approved on your first try. Your visa record is permanent and cumulative, and with each denial it will be harder to get an approved visa. When you go into your interview with a prior refusal, it will be harder for you to prove that you are eligible for the visa.
OFFICER F1 VISA EXPERIENCE:
25 Argo Officers have experience with the F1 Visa Interview as a Visa Officer
STAT ABOUT F1 VISA:
35% of students are refused or put in administrative processing at the Visa Interview
"Depending on your travel intent, this may be the most important two minutes of your life"
"With Argo’s help, [our] student who was previously refused a visa has now been approved for his F-1 visa and is on his way to our school."
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To maximize your chances of getting your visa, and not being part of the 35% who get refused, sign up for a personal one-on-one consultation with a former Visa Officer here.
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