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.
Preparation notes for common visitor-visa documents. Open an item for field lists and samples; always follow the official checklist.
Common supporting documents for the interview. Open employment / bank / itinerary items for sample details.
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.
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.
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.
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.
U.S. visitor visas usually do not require insurance; because medical care is expensive, buying trip cover is still recommended.
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.