Need Recent visitor Visa Questions

[cherryqa1234]

Hi
My parent will be visitng chennai consulate after 2yrs and got Hinid Appointment.Please share the recent questions asked.

Is there any coverig letter which states like
Dear Vo, If my parent doesnt leave US with in the expiry of his I-94 I shall leave US.....etc. Last year I heard Such letter helped to ge tthe visa to few people.
I m the only son and no Sisters and brothers. Father is alone in INDIa and staying alone with his brothers. Peopel say verry few chances to get Visa for such case. Pls help with suggestions and great ideas.

Thanks
Cherry

[txh1b]

No such letters exist and even if someone tried it, it is just a myth that it could have helped parents get the visa.

Each person has to qualify based on their individual ties to home country for a visit visa.

[PraetorianXI]

I agree that such letter does not exist (at least not as a template on this site). And certainly, there is no binding contract in that letter, even if notarized.

I could write a letter, if this person doesn't leave then I will eat a dead mouse... it is pointless, see?

[orion]

I am surprised to hear about Hindi appointment at chennai consulate.

[txh1b]

The myth about the letter promising a person to return and it's uselessness is well documented in the website of chennai consulate.

How can I help my friend get a visa?

Applying for a visa can seem complicated at times. Understandably, many individuals may want to help a friend, colleague or loved one go through the visa process.

One of the most common misconceptions regarding nonimmigrant visas is that someone can act as a sponsor or offer to guarantee a person's return to their home country. We receive many such well-intentioned letters. U.S. immigration law makes no provisions for any such guarantees.

The fundamental rule of applying for a visa is that an applicant must qualify based on his or her own circumstances. If you wish to submit information to us in support of an applicant, please send it directly to the applicant. The applicant can then share it with us during his/her interview, or can include it with his/her documents.

[jango]

Hi
My parent will be visitng chennai consulate after 2yrs and got Hinid Appointment.Please share the recent questions asked.

Is there any coverig letter which states like
Dear Vo, If my parent doesnt leave US with in the expiry of his I-94 I shall leave US.....etc. Last year I heard Such letter helped to ge tthe visa to few people.
I m the only son and no Sisters and brothers. Father is alone in INDIa and staying alone with his brothers. Peopel say verry few chances to get Visa for such case. Pls help with suggestions and great ideas.

Thanks
Cherry

@herryqa1234, such letter may not help always and i have never heard about such formats being used for Visa interviews. Coming back to the topic. when your parents are being interviewed they should be very much clear about there intentions of travel to US. Couple of point that could help them for the interview are mentioned below.

1) A sponsor letter from you end.

2) Bank statement of your parent's account here in india

3) Make your parents aware of some places where you will be talking them once they are in US. If possible during the interview ask them to talk about the places that you folks have decided to visit.

4) Be cool, calm and speak the truth.