Student Visa Process in US

Colleges publish the average marks of the previous year where students get a fair idea of ​​how many marks they should get.

*Note:

• Requirements vary from university/college to university; The above scores are your guide only.
• Generally, IELTS or TOEFL are mandatory regardless of whether students show their GMAT, GRE, or SAT credentials.

All relevant financial documentation should be arranged during the first monitoring phase of the implementation. This is a very important point that schools look for before confirming I-20. The same documentation and honesty will be required during the visa interview.

• Bank notes, bank notes, or credit cards. Originality is not required in the issuance of the I-20 but is strongly encouraged for visa applications.
• Student debt is considered a student’s income.

• Your bank passbook or monthly/quarterly bank account details (if your bank does not offer a passbook).
• The statements/passbooks should show transactions in the last 3 to 4 months (usually 6 months).
• Your sponsor’s tax returns for the last three years (at least two years).
• Three recent pay checks from your sponsor (if your sponsor is employed);

• Your Demat account details show the shares/mutual funds you own and their current market value.
• NSC/NSS certificates, PPF travel documents etc. original.

• Affidavit of support
• Summary of Assets
• Fund flow statement

English N Overseas can help you with challenges faced with finances and other foreign matters. It is therefore recommended that you book a discussion session with us, and get complete knowledge from our experts.

Make sure the university you choose is accredited.

Our ENO representatives can assist you in choosing the college you want to attend, and with the transparency of their work, they will let you know the efforts they have made.

This will get you an I-20 form from that university. Once the university is selected, ENO will process your entire F1 Visa application and schedule an interview with a Visa official.

With our unique tendency to prepare our candidates for an upcoming interview with a visa officer, we provide them with every “possible” or “actual” question that arises during the interview process.

You, with ENO on your side, definitely experience the flow and ease of the whole process.

After the interview, you can get your student visa and travel to the USA successfully. For your advanced studies.

The process for obtaining an I-20 is very different when it comes to institutions. The chances of obtaining a visa depend on the quality of the interview given by the student to the visa officer. The student should list any advantages and disadvantages of the organization he wants to join and the organizations he does not want to join. This is an important step, a small mistake that can lead to rejection in the visa process.

Everything goes according to the way you convince the visa officer during the interview.

Key points to prepare before attending the interview:

The visa officer will be interested in your academic record.

• What is your score? (GRE, TOEFL, GPA/percentage).
• How many people regret it?
• How do I know you are not wasting your time and studying well?
• Why this university?
• How many accept & reject?

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• The officer or interviewer will also verify your ability to afford the course electives in the United States.
• Prepare a good CA case that easily affects your finances and its dollar equivalent. The interviewer has plenty of time, with this in mind, make sure the documents you take are accurate and do not require you to look at his belongings, which can complicate the matter
• He will ask you if you have siblings and if yes, why your parents are willing to spend so much money on you. You need to prepare financial documents for questions like yes, your parents can serve your siblings just like you.

• You have to plan from the beginning about the route you have to follow after completing the course and returning to India.
• We fully understand that you are visiting the USA on a student visa, which will surely expire in a few years. Your intention to return to India will be marked and count heavily in your interview process.

Our ENO representatives will assist you with any questions you may have during the interview.

The following documents should be submitted with the application form. Please note that the following list is for reference purposes only. Documentation requirements may vary from case to case.

• Documents needed to enter the US. The names of the universities.
• DD/Bank check for the Application fee (if you have not paid the application fee online).
• Letters of recommendation (usually required at upper level).
• Copies of standardized test certificates (IELTS, TOEFL, GRE, GMAT, etc.).
• Educational essays.
• Cover letter & statement of purpose.
  Oath (Oath)
• Financial documents.
• C.V. including work history and credentials.
• Photo A copy of the first and last page of your passport.
• Other documents you need to further support the application.