Document templates

Preparation notes for common visitor-visa documents.​ Open an item for field lists and samples;​ always follow the official checklist.​

U.​S.​ B1/B2 — document prep

Common supporting documents for the interview.​ Open employment / bank / itinerary items for sample details.​

Employment letter

On company letterhead,​ include:​ name,​ job title,​ start date,​ salary,​ approved leave,​ who pays,​ signatory and contact details.​

NotesEnglish or bilingual is fine;​ details must match the DS-160.​

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Bank statements

Prepare bank-issued statements for about the last 3–6 months showing balance and income sources.​

NotesBe ready to explain unusual large deposits or withdrawals;​ this page does not generate bank statements.​

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Travel itinerary

List cities,​ transport and lodging day by day,​ with dates matching your application.​

NotesA realistic plan you will follow beats a long list of attractions.​

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DS-160 confirmation page

After submitting the DS-160 online,​ print the barcode confirmation page and bring it as your post requires.​

NotesIf the confirmation page has errors,​ correct them through the official process before the interview.​

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Travel insurance (recommended)

U.​S.​ visitor visas usually do not require insurance;​ because medical care is expensive,​ buying trip cover is still recommended.​

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Usually not required

Invitation letters and affidavits of support are generally not required and do not replace proof that you will leave after the trip.​

NotesFollow your post’s checklist;​ avoid unrelated attachments.​

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