Visa to USA

Planning a trip to the United States of America (USA) requires thorough preparation, especially when it comes to visas to the USA. Slovak citizens may need different types of visas to the USA depending on the purpose and duration of their stay.

Non-immigrant visas to the USA

If you plan to stay in the US for more than 90 days or are travelling for work, study or other activities, you will need a US non-immigrant visa. The most common types of non-immigrant visas to the US include:

• B-1/B-2 visas to the USA: Designed for business travellers (B-1) and tourists (B-2). These U.S. visas are often combined and allow multiple entries during the validity of the visa.
• F-1 visa to the USA: For full-time students at accredited institutions in the US.
• J-1 visa to the USA: For exchange visitors, including au pairs, researchers and participants in various cultural exchange programmes.
• H-1B visa to the USA: For specialized workers in specific professions.

The most common errors for which an application may be visas to the USA Rejected. If we work with you, we will provide you with expert advice on how to avoid any complications with the application and interview process, on some of the following points of common mistakes.

• Incomplete or incorrect completion of the DS-160 form - Errors in personal data, inconsistencies or false information may lead to the rejection of the application.
• Failure to pay the visa fee - Payment must be made in the correct amount and on time.
• Insufficient or incorrect documents - Missing receipts, incorrect photos or an invalid passport can cause problems.
• Weak demonstration of links to home country - If the consular officer decides that you do not have sufficient ties to Slovakia (family, work, property), he or she may be concerned that you are planning to stay in the US illegally.
• Ambiguous or improper reason for the journey - If you cannot clearly explain the purpose of your visit to the US or provide contradictory information, this may raise suspicions.
• Insufficient financial coverage - If you do not show sufficient funds for your stay, your application may be rejected.
• Previous visa or immigration problems - Past visa violations, overstaying, or working in the U.S. illegally can lead to automatic denial.
• Embassy interview mistakes - Uncertain answers, nervousness or inconsistency with the information in the application may result in a negative verdict.
• Criminal history or security concerns - If you have been convicted of serious offences or are suspected of endangering US security, you will not be granted a visa.
• Non-matching information in the documents submitted - If the information on the DS-160 form is inconsistent with other documents, this may raise doubts.

Thorough preparation, truthful information and correctly submitted documents significantly increase the chances of obtaining visas to the USA.