F1 Visa Interview

F1 Visa Interview

^{An F1 visa interview is required to determine whether or not you are qualified to receive an F1 student visa. You need to arrive at the interview with all the required documents and receipts. You need to prepare ahead of time to answer personal questions about your decision to study in the US.}

^{Firstly, the F1 visa interview questions include inquiries about your academic qualifications and choice of university. During the interview, you need to prove that you have ties and obligations that guarantee your return to your home country after your international studies. Most importantly, you need to prove that you have the means to finance your education. Because education expenses in the US are higher than most countries. For this reason, it's crucial to present present a solid financial plan for the duration of your studies during your F1 visa interview.}

^{Examples of F1 Visa Interview Questions}

^{Why did you choose to study in the US instead of joining the workforce in your home country?}

^{Why did you choose this school and why is it the best school for you?}

• ^{What are your test scores ( GRE, GMAT, SAT, TOEFL, IELTS ), your GPA, and your overall performance as a student in the past?}

^{How are you funding the entire duration of your education, including tuition, room and board, transportation, and all other expenses?}

^{Will you return home or will you stay in the United States after you graduate, ?}

^{These questions are asked in different ways, but they are all asked for the same purpose:  to be sure that you qualify for the F-1 visa, as stated above. If you answer these questions in a satisfactory manner, the consular officer can approve your application as a result.}

^{If approved, you may be required to pay a visa issuance fee. Digital fingerprint scans are taken for records. You need to provide your passport so that you can get your visa. Then, you will be informed when you can get it back, either by pick-up or in the mail.}

^{Keep in mind that visa issuance is not guaranteed.}

^{Never make final travel plans until you have your visa approved.}

^{If your visa is denied, a reason is given based on the section of law which applies to your ineligibility. Filing a waiver of ineligibility is possible in some cases.}

^{Maintaining Valid F-1 Status After You Arrive}

^{After you are approved for your F1 visa, you can enter the United States as an international student. However, after you arrive, you need to stay aware of your obligations as an F1 visa holder. If you fail to maintain your valid F-1 visa status, you won't be allowed to return to re-enter the US if you leave. Consequently, you won't be eligible for practical training (OPT or CPT) or on-campus employment. Here are some tips to assure}

^{you’re in good standing during your study abroad:}

^{Upon Arrival}

^{Make sure you arrive in the US no more than 30 days prior to the first day of classes. Check in with your international advisor as soon as possible before your program begins.}

^{During Your Program}

^{Remain enrolled full time in addition to going to class and maintain passing grades. If you are having difficulty in your classes, notify your international advisor. If you don't complete your program by the date listed on your Form I-20, your international advisor can help you request a program extension.}

^{Your passport should be valid for at least 6-months in the future. Your country’s consulate or embassy can help you extend your passport if needed. Carry a copy of your passport with you along with your I-94 card for identification purposes.}

^{Always notify your international advisor or office if you make changes to your address, study plans, or visa status.}

^Working

^{F1 visa students are not allowed to work off-campus. However, you may have some} 

^{on-campus work or curricular practical training options}

^{if you qualify. Check with your international advisor to see if this is a possibility. If you choose to work without proper authorization, your visa will be revoked and you will be forced to leave the United States as a result.}

^{Upon Program Completion}

^{You have 60 days upon completion of your program to leave the United States under your F1 visa. To remain in the US, you will need to:}

^{Re-enroll in a higher program}

^{Transfer to another school to receive a new I-20 form, or}

^{Apply to change your visa status.}

^{In addition, your international advisor can give you more information regarding your options.}

^{Prepare for the F1  VISA OR M1 STUDENT VISA Interview}

^{An F1 visa is issued to international students. In this case, students are attending an academic program or English Language Program at a US college or university. F-1 students must maintain the minimum course load for full-time student status. CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THE M1 Visa APPLICATION AND F1 VISA INTERVIEW.}

^{Student Visas for International Students Studying in the U.S.} 

^{In order to apply for a student visa, students will need an I-20 A-B Certificate.}

^{In order to be eligible to get an I-20 you have to enroll in a full time class. This includes all workshops and programs. Before issuing the I-20 certificate you must apply and be accepted to a program. You must provide evidence that you have sufficient financial backing to receive a student visa.}

^{ABOUT THE SEVIS I 901 FEE}

THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT REQUIRES A SEVIS FEE TO BE PAID FOR ALL I-20s.

 ^{YOU CAN ONLY PAY THIS FEE AFTER YOUR I-20 APPLICATIONS IS PROCESSED AND A SEVIS ID NUMBER IS CREATED FOR YOU.}

^{VISA APPLICATION PROCESS}

^{ONCE YOU HAVE YOUR I-20 CERTIFICATE (OR AT LEAST THE SEVIS ID #), YOU CAN BEGIN THE PROCESS TO APPLY FOR A STUDENT VISA.} 

^{CANADIAN CITIZENS:}

^{CANADIANS DON'T NEED TO APPLY FOR A VISA TO STUDY. HOWEVER, YOU NEED TO ENTER THE US WITH STUDENT STATUS.}

^{IF YOU'RE CANADIAN, TO ENTER THE US IN F-1 STATUS YOU NEED:}

^{THE I-20 CERTIFICATE}

^{PROOF OF CANADIAN CITIZENSHIP}

^{FINANCIAL DOCUMENTS THAT PROVE YOU HAVE THE FUNDS AVAILABLE TO PAY FOR YOUR TUITION AND LIVING EXPENSES.}

^{IN ORDER TO OBTAIN AN F-1 OR M-1 VISA, YOU MUST COMPLETE THE DS-160 VISA APPLICATION. THEN, MAKE AN APPOINTMENT AT THE U.S. EMBASSY OR CONSULATE IN YOUR COUNTRY FOR A VISA INTERVIEW. AT THIS INTERVIEW, THEY WILL DECIDE WHETHER TO ISSUE YOU A VISA.}

^{At the interview, you need to provide evidence of your ability to pay for your tuition and living expenses in the US. Equally important, you are required to show evidence of ties to your country to prove that you are not planning to immigrate. For instance:}

^{family ties}

^residence

^{job or school.}

^{You will be asked about why you are choosing to study and how you will use the training after you return home.}

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