Suggested Supporting Documents

       Non-immigrant Visas

       Required Documents / Photos

      Very important:

Remember: though suggested documents may assist you in your interview, the Consular Officer relies primarily on the interview to  determine your eligibility for a visa. Documents are of secondary importance.

Caution: Use only valid Documents. Fraud or misrepresentation can result in permanent ineligibility for a nonimmigrant visa.

Important: Please write your complete name and passport number on the back of each draft.


Required Supporting Documentation

Some examples of supporting documents are as follows:

      1.Original birth certificate;

      2.Marriage certificate;

      3.Children's birth certificates;

      4.Personal and business bank statements and bank books;

      5.Deeds to any property owned;

      6.Proof of employment (pay slip, EPF/ETF slips, tax returns);

      7.Proof of education;

      8.Evidence of sponsor or host's legal status in the U.S. (copy of passport, green card or visa);

      9.Financial statements of businesses owned and tax returns;

      10.Travel Itinerary with name of travel agent.

Procedures for Domestic Staff Visas (A-3 AND G-5)

To ensure strict adherence to U.S. law and prevent fraud, all applicants for domestic staff positions must provide the following additional information:

      1.Date of Employer's Arrival in the United States;

      2.Date of Employer's Expected Departure from the United States;

      3.Names & Visa Information of Domestic Staff presently employed;

      4.Names & Visa Information of all previously employed Domestic Staff

      5.Proof Domestic Staff was paid according to U.S. law;

      6.Information concerning Businesses or Individuals who arranged employment contracts;

      7.Domestic Staff Applicant's Work History with Reference Letters;

      8.Employment Contract signed by both Employer and Applicant.

Failure to provide this information and/or prior complications with previously employed Domestic Staff will result in significant delays due to the need to conduct thorough reviews of all such applications.

Cases involving serious concerns, or possible fraud, will require investigation and may take several months to process.