Visitor visa for parents and sister for attending graduation ceremony

[parulp0802]

Hi,

Me and my parents are planning to visit US for 20 days to attend my brothers graduation in May.
The return tickets are booked. Family visa appointment is scheduled in mid-April.

Please share what types of documents I should take in order to get the visa. Below are the details:

1) I (sister) am 24 years old, unmarried, however working in an MNC in Mumbai since past 3 years with current CTC of 9 lacs per year. I am also pursuing executive MBA in India sponsored by the employer, from which I will graduate in September 2018.

2) Father is a retired government official. He will be financing the trip (expect for ticket and visa fees, which I have paid for). Mother is a homemaker.

3) One more concern I have is, that since I have sponsored mine and parents tickets, I don't have enough balance in my account currently. That should not affect the finance aspect in getting visa right?

Thanks in advance,
Regards,
Parul

[Libra_14]

USCIS recommends not to book your travel tickets until you get the visa.

Document wise you need to show strong ties to your home country - parents will not have any problem in getting the visa. However you being a young skilled person - can be treated as potential immigrant - hence you need a lot of proof to support ties to your home country. A permanent job will need a sanctioned leave letter, bank balance is good, but a regular incoming salary will be better. & so on ...