Step by step to process the American tourist visa for the first time

If you plan to travel to USA In the coming months, it is necessary to comply with immigration provisions to apply for the first time or renewal of the visitor or tourist visa.

To travel to the United States in addition to valid passport and valid, it is necessary to present an American visa depending on the type of visit you will make, whether for tourism, business meetings or conferences, receiving medical treatment or visiting family.

In addition, when entering the American Union it is also necessary to present the form I-94 electronic to record the date of entry and exit from the country.

For those who don't know, the American tourist visa B1/B2 It is a non-immigrant document, that is, it is aimed at all those people who want to temporarily visit the United States, and it is divided into the following categories:

• B-1 visa: for business matters and for attending conferences
• B-2 visa: for tourism, visiting family and obtaining medical treatments

Step by step to apply for a tourist visa for the first time

• Fill out the DS-160 form, an electronic form that includes personal data and trip details
• Make payment for the visa application; A payment slip is required after registering in the appointment system
• Schedule an appointment at the embassy or consulate
• Interview at the consular section

Remember that it is necessary to arrive half an hour in advance, present your valid passport, the confirmation sheet of DS-160 form and the printed appointment confirmation.

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