Has your American visa expired? This is how you renew the document to go to the USA without an interview

Do you feel like making a trip to the United States but you visa already expired? You must remember that there are people who can do the renewal process without having to go through the consular interview again, which makes the process of obtaining the American document much simpler and faster.

It must be remembered that your American visa is a mandatory document, which every foreign person must present to legally enter the USAwhether for trips related to tourism, business, medical treatments, studies or work.

All those people who acquired the American tourist visa B1/B2they can begin the renewal of the document without having to attend the interview at the Embassy or United States Consulatejust as it happened when you first processed it.

If you want to renew your visa, here at Debate we leave you step by step so that you can carry out a successful procedure:

• Complete Form DS-160 Online
• Upload a recent photo of the visa to be renewed
• It covers the payment of fees that vary depending on the type of visa requested, ranging from
• $185 up to $205
• Schedule and attend a visa interview

To apply to Interview Waiver Program (IWP) of the United States you have to comply with a series of requirements.

It is important to note that the Interview Waiver Program allows eligible individuals to renew the visa without interviews additional.

Type B visa holders can apply for the American visa renewal program without an interview as follows:

– Be a citizen or legal permanent resident of the country from which you are applying

– Have received the 10-year B1/B2 visa

– That the current B1/B2 visa is valid or has expired in the last 48 months

– Not have been denied for a US visa in the last 12 months

– Not having exceeded the permitted stay in the United States

I have a degree in Communication Sciences from the Autonomous University of Sinaloa (UAS), with a specialization in Organizational Communication. From an early age I have felt a deep passion for journalism and radio, which led me to do my professional internship at the Culiacán City Council, where I had the privilege of writing and recording notes for a radio newscast. Currently, I am part of the team of journalists at the debate.com.mx news portal, where I work as a specialized editor in the migration and travel section. My work focuses especially on reporting on procedures related to obtaining American visas, residence in the United States and the Mexican passport. In addition, I share information about tourist destinations in Mexico and the world, as well as travel tips that cover airlines such as Aeroméxico, Volaris, Mexicana de Aviación and Viva Aerobús. I also have an extensive history writing about entertainment news and controversies in Mexico, America and the United Kingdom, as I emphasized the British royal family, particularly Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales and wife of Prince William, the next king of England. Likewise, I have dedicated myself to writing police topics, since I have an affinity for addressing sensitive topics with a human approach. Today I complement my professional training as a Law Degree student at the Autonomous University of Sinaloa.

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