The following are the process and steps to apply for a work visa to visit US.
Step 1
For Nonimmigrant Visa Applicants
Determine the applicant's visa type by reading Common Nonimmigrant Visas. Each visa type explains the qualifications and application items. Choose the visa type that applies to the applicant's situation.
Be sure to also review the Visa Waiver Program. If your country
participates in the Visa Waiver Program, there is no need to apply
for a visa if the person is traveling for business or pleasure and
will only be staying in the Unites States for 90 days or less.
Note: If the person is under 14 or over 79 years old, or if
previously received a U.S. visa that expired within the last 48
months or 12 months and the person is returning to the United States
for the same purpose of travel, the person may be able to obtain a
visa without coming to the consulate for an interview.
Step 2
The next step is to complete the Nonimmigrant Visa Electronic
Application (DS-160) form. Be sure to read the Guidelines for
Completing the DS-160 Form carefully. All information must be
correct and accurate. Once the form is submitted, the person cannot
make any changes. For assistance if any, please consult an
immigration lawyer or translator. The call center cannot help the
applicant to complete the DS-160. The applicant will need
DS-160 number to book your appointment.
Note: If denied visa previously please complete a new Nonimmigrant
Visa Electronic Application (DS-160) form.
Step 3
Once the applicant have determined the correct visa type and
completed the DS-160, the person must pay the visa fee. The visa fee
page lists the visa types and correlating visa fee in US dollars and
native currency.
To pay the visa fee, read the Bank and Payment Options page. This
page explains how to make your visa fee payment. You will create a
profile and must keep your receipt number to book your visa
appointment
Step 4
The applicant is almost ready to schedule your visa appointment. Now
the applicant need to login to your profile with the same
credentials used to pay the visa fee. Once the applicant is in the
system, the person will see the dashboard. Click on Schedule
Appointment on the left-hand side menu. This will start the process
for scheduling the appointment.
The applicant must schedule two appointments, one for the Visa
Application Center (VAC) and one for the visa interview at the
Embassy or Consulate.
First, schedule the visa interview appointment at the Embassy or
Consulate.
Second, schedule the appointment at a Visa Application Centre. This
appointment will allow the applicant to go to one of the five Visa
Application Centre locations to have the persons fingerprints and
photo taken. This appointment must be at least 1 day before the visa
interview appointment at the Embassy or Consulate. The applicant
will need three pieces of information in order to schedule the
appointment:
1. Your passport number
2. The date you paid your fee
3. The ten (10) digit barcode number from the DS-160
confirmation page
As the applicant go through the process the person will be able to
select your visa type, enter personal data, add dependents, select
the document delivery location, confirm visa payment, and schedule
your appointment.
Step 5
For Visa Application Centre appointment, the applicant will need to
bring:
1. A passport valid for travel to the United States with validity
dates at least six months beyond the intended period of stay in the
United States (unless country-specific agreements provide
exemptions). If more than one person is included in the passport,
each person desiring a visa must submit an application.
2. DS-160 confirmation page.
3. appointment confirmation page.
4. One photograph as per U.S. visa specifications if the applicant
is under 14 years of age.
Step 6
Following the applicant's visit to the Visa Application Centre to
have photo and fingerprints taken, the applicant will then visit the
U.S. Embassy or Consulate on the date and time of the visa
interview. The applicant must must bring :
1. A printed copy of the appointment letter,
2. DS-160 confirmation page
3. current and all old passports
4. Supporting Documents as per the visa type
If the applicant is an L-1 applicant on a blanket petition, the
person must pay a fraud prevention and detection fee.
The receipt number printed on the approved I-129 petition.
Applications without all of these items will not be accepted.
Note: Children under 14 years of age are not required to attend the
appointment at the Visa Application Centre or visa interview at the
Embassy/Consulate. Accompany/Guardians/Parents can carry the above
documents
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