My sponser is US Citizen. Does it affects my F1 visa. She is a mutual friend. She is old woman and retired. She is now 69 year old and she is single. Please Answer
Why are your parents or your immediate relative not sponsoring you, and a mutual friend who is a US citizen sponsoring you? You need to be ready with a good answer to convince the vo to get your F1 visa.
I have a question regarding the sponsorship related to sponsor. As per the documents submitted, I have mentioned my mother as my sponsor since I do not have a father. I am financially stable amd sponsoring myself,but mentioned my mother's name. Kindly advise on how I should proceed with regard to providing information about my sponsor.
You must mention that your brother-in-law and sister sponsor your US student visa. Let the VO know that he and your sister is a US citizen. Need to reason why they are sponsoring you and your reason for returning to your home country. It is important to be clear in your visa interview; if the VO finds out that you are hiding information in your visa interview, your chances of visa denial are more. As your brother-in-law and your sister are US citizens and your parents cannot sponsor you, there is a risk of visa denial. But, it is important to be clear in your visa answer if asked the question by VO
You need to convince VO why your husband is joining you. What is your husband doing? Who will take care of his business in his absence if he has a business? etc. You may get your student visa if your answer convinces VO.
I've been refused 4 times. The fourth time, when I went to the window, the officer told me that neither him nor his next colleague can interview me. I had to go to the third window who didn't interview me yet. But the conclusion was: "Unfortunately, I cannot overcome the previous decisions my colleague had taken". So what I have to do?
@@modoudiene6504 At EACC, we strive to assist numerous individuals seeking guidance. As a result, we are currently offering a single complimentary Zoom One-on-One meeting to address various inquiries. Unfortunately, this limit restricts the availability of additional sessions free of charge. If you need any more advice and personalized assistance, I think you should consider our comprehensive visa counselling service. There is a service fee for expert guidance and support throughout the visa application process. If interested, email me with the Subject "Visa Counselling Service," and I will provide the details.
Hi sir, my visa for the summer intake 2023 has been rejected in Hyderabad consulate. My uncle was sponsoring my education from New Zeland with $100k in savings, but for my next interview, I plan to change my sponsor to my personal funds and an education loan. I will also be updating my DS-160 form with the new personal sponsor details instead of uncle. Can you please advise if there are any potential consequences i face for changing the sponsor information during the interview? Please replay to this sir. Thank you.
If you are changing your sponsor information, it is important to explain why you are doing so. You should be prepared to explain the reasons for the change, such as if your uncle can no longer provide financial support or if you have found alternative funding sources. Further, Why your parents are not sponsoring you? Instead of changing Sponsor, I recommend adding a Primary Sponsor, your immediate relative. As long as you have sufficient funds to support your education and living expenses and can provide documentation to support your new sponsor information, there should be no major issues with changing your sponsor information during the interview. However, it is important to remember that the ultimate decision lies with the visa officer, and they may ask for additional documentation or clarification during the interview. It would be helpful to consult with an experienced education abroad counselor who can guide you on presenting your updated sponsor information and help you prepare for the visa interview. They can review your financial documents, advise you on the best way to present your case, provide tips on handling any potential questions or concerns from the visa officer and provide you with mock interview preparation.
Hello Sir. Thank you very much for your videos. May All Mighty GOD bless you! My financial documents are in Indian Rupees and Australian Dollars. Do I need to make conversions to US Dollars and mention or do we need to mention in both INR and USD?
Hello B Mutthoju, You can mention in INR and in AUD, or you can mention the entire funds in INR. If the visa officer asks you to mention in USD, you can mention it in USD.
My uncle is sponsoring me for my F1 visa but he is living in the Canada right now he is Canadian citizen and he is the father of my mother does it effects my visa chances??plz reply
Your parents or your real siblings are your best sponsor for visa purposes. If a question is asked about a sponsor, you need to prove why your uncle is sponsoring you and not your parents. If the VO is not convinced, there is a chance of visa denial.
It is important that you provide a valid reason why your friend is sponsoring medical treatment and not your family and if the Vo is convinced then you should get your visa.
Is there an issue if my real elder brother who is not married and financial stable is my sponsor? Can there be a primary and secondary sponsor like my brother as primary and parents as secondary. Please suggest me.
You can provide the necessary information about your parent's profession and financial status and explain that your elder brother has agreed to sponsor your education. The parents don't need to be the sponsor, and the U.S. government has no such requirement. However, it is essential to explain why your elder brother is sponsoring and provide accurate and complete information about the sponsor and his financial resources. It is crucial to prove that your family is well-settled in your home country and has the necessary funds for your study abroad. You can book your first free Zoom One-on-One appointment for any further queries. Thank you
hi sir, my father's big brother is sponsoring me, and he is living in the USA, and he had a good business there, and also have citizenship, and he have three sons one is independent, and the other two are dependents. I want to do Mba in the USA is that affect my visa? reply sir ?
You need to explain to the VO Why are your parents not sponsoring your education? What does your father do? How many siblings do you have? Why is your uncle sponsoring your education? You need to substantiate your relationship with your father's big brother, emphasizing his financial stability and ability to support your education. You need to prove your reason for returning to your home country to the VO.
@@eacc I have one brother who is studying at university, and my father is a government employee, and he does not have sufficient funds to sponsor my education. My uncle is very close to our family, and he always supports me one day I discuss him. I want to do a Master's in human resources and he said to come to the USA. I sponsor your education and currently Am doing the job. I said to my company I need a two-year leave unpaid to go to the USA and complete my Master's degree. When I complete my study I come back to my country and again join my previous company, and also my company said, if you have a master's degree then they give me the higher designation.
@@junaidtariq4552 During the student visa interview, it is important to provide a convincing and detailed story to address the following questions: 1. Why is your uncle sponsoring your education? 2. Your uncle is in the USA and is supporting your studies. Why do you think your uncle will not support you in settling in the USA, or why do you plan to return to India? 3. Why do you want to study in the USA now? 4. Regarding your work and how this program will help you fulfill your career goals? etc., Remember to personalize your answers and provide specific examples or experiences to make your story more compelling and convincing to the visa officer.
@@eacc Am not going to settled in USA. I am going there to complete my master's degree and come back to my country and my company give me a leave for 2 year non paid for my studies.
Hi there. I am currently living in Brazil, but I have an uncle and 4 cousins living in America. They all have American citizenship. Can any of them sponsor me in some way?
@@eacc How does it works? I was reading about who can be considered as an immediate or relative family member, and neither cousins or nephews counts in any of them.
@@Dimi_SteThe purpose is to convince the visa officer that you have significant ties to your home country and intend to return home after your visit. By showing US Sponsor, you establish strong relations with the US, which could be a strong reason for visa rejection, as you may be considered a potential immigrant
During the visa interview, be ready to explain your husband's sponsorship. You need to mention what your husband is doing and show his financial capacity to sponsor you. You may have to carry your sponsor documents, income documents, and financial documents to prove that your sponsor can support you. In addition, carry proof of your marital relationship, etc.
@@eacc Is it safe ? Which type of question can be asked by VO? And what would be the appropriate answer for that? Actually my parents passed away. I can show 10 lac in my savings as my own earning. Rest of the money i want to show from bank loan. i really need your assist, It'd be my pleasure if you assist me!
@Nazmul Alom, I am sorry to hear about your parents; it is challenging to provide visa counselling on chat as each case is different, and it isn't easy to understand the student profile on one or two parameters.
You can take Zoom One-on-One appointment if you are interested. The first appointment is free, so you can take this benefit to discuss your case and clear your doubts. The link to calendy for Zoom appointments is in the description of this video.
@@NazmulAlom, You need to explain to the VO how you will manage the finance in the USA with Rs. 10 lac of saving and education bank loans. If you do that you should be able to get your student visa
Sir Actually, as a single parent (mother), my cousin did not receive any financial support from her mother. However, her uncle stepped in and provided her with an amount between 20 to 25 lakhs. She also took out an education loan for the remaining amount, which was up to 30 lakhs. As a result, she was able to change her sponsor from her uncle to her personal funds and loan. The college she applied to was Saint Leo with a fee of 28 lakhs, including tuition fee and living expenses. I need clarification on how to convince the visa interviewer about the funding. I also require your support since the consultant is not providing clear information about this case and is causing confusion. My cousin has been rejected twice so far wheather it is about funding or something else, and I hope that with your assistance, we can avoid further rejections.
Is your spouse a US citizen? If yes, your spouse can sponsor you. If you are in the United States on a student visa (such as an F-1 visa), you typically do not have the ability to sponsor a spouse for a dependent visa directly through your student status. However, if you are in the United States on a student visa and you wish to have your spouse join you in the U.S., your spouse may be able to apply for a dependent visa, such as an F-2 visa.
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My sponser is US Citizen. Does it affects my F1 visa. She is a mutual friend. She is old woman and retired. She is now 69 year old and she is single. Please Answer
Why are your parents or your immediate relative not sponsoring you, and a mutual friend who is a US citizen sponsoring you? You need to be ready with a good answer to convince the vo to get your F1 visa.
Can you give me your whatsApp number please my interview is on monday
I have a question regarding the sponsorship related to sponsor. As per the documents submitted, I have mentioned my mother as my sponsor since I do not have a father.
I am financially stable amd sponsoring myself,but mentioned my mother's name.
Kindly advise on how I should proceed with regard to providing information about my sponsor.
Hello Sir how to answer sponsor question if i wrote myself in DS160 and my father has provided me funds in my account
My brother in low sponsoring me.. he & my sister citizen. My parents not earning. How do I answer?
You must mention that your brother-in-law and sister sponsor your US student visa. Let the VO know that he and your sister is a US citizen. Need to reason why they are sponsoring you and your reason for returning to your home country. It is important to be clear in your visa interview; if the VO finds out that you are hiding information in your visa interview, your chances of visa denial are more.
As your brother-in-law and your sister are US citizens and your parents cannot sponsor you, there is a risk of visa denial. But, it is important to be clear in your visa answer if asked the question by VO
Hi sir,how to reply for this question ,go with dependant ,,when my husband sponsor to me ?
You need to convince VO why your husband is joining you. What is your husband doing? Who will take care of his business in his absence if he has a business? etc. You may get your student visa if your answer convinces VO.
I've been refused 4 times. The fourth time, when I went to the window, the officer told me that neither him nor his next colleague can interview me. I had to go to the third window who didn't interview me yet. But the conclusion was: "Unfortunately, I cannot overcome the previous decisions my colleague had taken". So what I have to do?
Hi Modu, I hope you found the Zoom One-on-One informative and all your queries answered
@@eacc Yes it did hepl but I need more counseling from you so what to do?
@@modoudiene6504 At EACC, we strive to assist numerous individuals seeking guidance. As a result, we are currently offering a single complimentary Zoom One-on-One meeting to address various inquiries. Unfortunately, this limit restricts the availability of additional sessions free of charge.
If you need any more advice and personalized assistance, I think you should consider our comprehensive visa counselling service. There is a service fee for expert guidance and support throughout the visa application process. If interested, email me with the Subject "Visa Counselling Service," and I will provide the details.
Hi sir, my visa for the summer intake 2023 has been rejected in Hyderabad consulate. My uncle was sponsoring my education from New Zeland with $100k in savings, but for my next interview, I plan to change my sponsor to my personal funds and an education loan. I will also be updating my DS-160 form with the new personal sponsor details instead of uncle. Can you please advise if there are any potential consequences i face for changing the sponsor information during the interview? Please replay to this sir.
Thank you.
If you are changing your sponsor information, it is important to explain why you are doing so. You should be prepared to explain the reasons for the change, such as if your uncle can no longer provide financial support or if you have found alternative funding sources.
Further, Why your parents are not sponsoring you? Instead of changing Sponsor, I recommend adding a Primary Sponsor, your immediate relative. As long as you have sufficient funds to support your education and living expenses and can provide documentation to support your new sponsor information, there should be no major issues with changing your sponsor information during the interview. However, it is important to remember that the ultimate decision lies with the visa officer, and they may ask for additional documentation or clarification during the interview.
It would be helpful to consult with an experienced education abroad counselor who can guide you on presenting your updated sponsor information and help you prepare for the visa interview. They can review your financial documents, advise you on the best way to present your case, provide tips on handling any potential questions or concerns from the visa officer and provide you with mock interview preparation.
Hello Sir. Thank you very much for your videos. May All Mighty GOD bless you! My financial documents are in Indian Rupees and Australian Dollars. Do I need to make conversions to US Dollars and mention or do we need to mention in both INR and USD?
Hello B Mutthoju,
You can mention in INR and in AUD, or you can mention the entire funds in INR. If the visa officer asks you to mention in USD, you can mention it in USD.
@@eacc Thank you Sir.
My uncle is sponsoring me for my F1 visa but he is living in the Canada right now he is Canadian citizen and he is the father of my mother does it effects my visa chances??plz reply
Your parents or your real siblings are your best sponsor for visa purposes. If a question is asked about a sponsor, you need to prove why your uncle is sponsoring you and not your parents. If the VO is not convinced, there is a chance of visa denial.
What if my friend sponsoring me for medical treatment, what will i say to the embassy?
It is important that you provide a valid reason why your friend is sponsoring medical treatment and not your family and if the Vo is convinced then you should get your visa.
Calendy Link to Book Zoom One-On-One is in the Description of this video.
Is there an issue if my real elder brother who is not married and financial stable is my sponsor? Can there be a primary and secondary sponsor like my brother as primary and parents as secondary. Please suggest me.
You can provide the necessary information about your parent's profession and financial status and explain that your elder brother has agreed to sponsor your education. The parents don't need to be the sponsor, and the U.S. government has no such requirement. However, it is essential to explain why your elder brother is sponsoring and provide accurate and complete information about the sponsor and his financial resources. It is crucial to prove that your family is well-settled in your home country and has the necessary funds for your study abroad. You can book your first free Zoom One-on-One appointment for any further queries. Thank you
hi sir, my father's big brother is sponsoring me, and he is living in the USA, and he had a good business there, and also have citizenship, and he have three sons one is independent, and the other two are dependents. I want to do Mba in the USA is that affect my visa? reply sir
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You need to explain to the VO Why are your parents not sponsoring your education? What does your father do? How many siblings do you have? Why is your uncle sponsoring your education?
You need to substantiate your relationship with your father's big brother, emphasizing his financial stability and ability to support your education. You need to prove your reason for returning to your home country to the VO.
@@eacc I have one brother who is studying at university, and my father is a government employee, and he does not have sufficient funds to sponsor my education. My uncle is very close to our family, and he always supports me one day I discuss him. I want to do a Master's in human resources and he said to come to the USA. I sponsor your education and currently Am doing the job. I said to my company I need a two-year leave unpaid to go to the USA and complete my Master's degree. When I complete my study I come back to my country and again join my previous company, and also my company said, if you have a master's degree then they give me the higher designation.
plz reply?
@@junaidtariq4552 During the student visa interview, it is important to provide a convincing and detailed story to address the following questions:
1. Why is your uncle sponsoring your education?
2. Your uncle is in the USA and is supporting your studies. Why do you think your uncle will not support you in settling in the USA, or why do you plan to return to India?
3. Why do you want to study in the USA now?
4. Regarding your work and how this program will help you fulfill your career goals? etc.,
Remember to personalize your answers and provide specific examples or experiences to make your story more compelling and convincing to the visa officer.
@@eacc Am not going to settled in USA. I am going there to complete my master's degree and come back to my country and my company give me a leave for 2 year non paid for my studies.
Can my stepfather be my sponsor? in Australian Students Visa
Yes, stepfather can be sponsor in Australian Student Visa provided you are able to establish the relationship
Hi there. I am currently living in Brazil, but I have an uncle and 4 cousins living in America. They all have American citizenship. Can any of them sponsor me in some way?
They sponsoring you will establish your strong relationship with US and will affect your visa chances
@@eacc How does it works? I was reading about who can be considered as an immediate or relative family member, and neither cousins or nephews counts in any of them.
@@Dimi_SteThe purpose is to convince the visa officer that you have significant ties to your home country and intend to return home after your visit. By showing US Sponsor, you establish strong relations with the US, which could be a strong reason for visa rejection, as you may be considered a potential immigrant
@@Dimi_Ste Yes
Sir how to answer my husband is sponsoring me
During the visa interview, be ready to explain your husband's sponsorship. You need to mention what your husband is doing and show his financial capacity to sponsor you.
You may have to carry your sponsor documents, income documents, and financial documents to prove that your sponsor can support you. In addition, carry proof of your marital relationship, etc.
if i take 30 lac bank loan , which documents should i show to embassy?
Education Bank Loan Sanction Letter and Bank Statement. It would be nice to show some funds in Saving Bank besides the sanction letter
@@eacc Is it safe ? Which type of question can be asked by VO? And what would be the appropriate answer for that?
Actually my parents passed away. I can show 10 lac in my savings as my own earning. Rest of the money i want to show from bank loan.
i really need your assist, It'd be my pleasure if you assist me!
@Nazmul Alom, I am sorry to hear about your parents; it is challenging to provide visa counselling on chat as each case is different, and it isn't easy to understand the student profile on one or two parameters.
You can take Zoom One-on-One appointment if you are interested. The first appointment is free, so you can take this benefit to discuss your case and clear your doubts. The link to calendy for Zoom appointments is in the description of this video.
@@NazmulAlom, You need to explain to the VO how you will manage the finance in the USA with Rs. 10 lac of saving and education bank loans. If you do that you should be able to get your student visa
Sir Actually, as a single parent (mother), my cousin did not receive any financial support from her mother. However, her uncle stepped in and provided her with an amount between 20 to 25 lakhs. She also took out an education loan for the remaining amount, which was up to 30 lakhs. As a result, she was able to change her sponsor from her uncle to her personal funds and loan. The college she applied to was Saint Leo with a fee of 28 lakhs, including tuition fee and living expenses.
I need clarification on how to convince the visa interviewer about the funding. I also require your support since the consultant is not providing clear information about this case and is causing confusion. My cousin has been rejected twice so far wheather it is about funding or something else, and I hope that with your assistance, we can avoid further rejections.
Can a spouse sponsor me
Is your spouse a US citizen? If yes, your spouse can sponsor you.
If you are in the United States on a student visa (such as an F-1 visa), you typically do not have the ability to sponsor a spouse for a dependent visa directly through your student status.
However, if you are in the United States on a student visa and you wish to have your spouse join you in the U.S., your spouse may be able to apply for a dependent visa, such as an F-2 visa.