Hello, I have admission to University of Washington, Seattle. I did not get funding but my professor plans on taking me as a research assistant the following quarter. Do I stand a chance since i didn’t get a scholarship? I’m going study a graduate program on cancer genetics
Scholarships are certainly not required to get a student visa. Be prepared to discuss your specific plans, and mention the research assistant opportunity during your interview. You may also want to check out our online interview preparation course at www.zfvisaguides.com. Best of luck!
I went to interview with Kent state university first later i changed my course and University (Middle Tennessee State univ)-3rd attempt for my visa VO-I never heard abt this Univ.u r not qualified enough and denied.
I'm an international incoming freshman at Knox College in Galesburg, Illinois. It has a nearly 18-19% international student body, but it is not very selective. How does that sound?
The school is not very relevant. What is important is how you introduce yourself and communicate with your visa officer. Take a look at our online guide for a complete overview of how to prepare and communicate most effectively: www.zfvisaguides.com
university of idaho(60% scholarship )or Buffalo state university (65% scholarship) bachelor program which one would be good option for me to face US Embassy Dhaka
These are both great options! The school is not very important - it's how you present yourself as a credible student that matters. Send us an email to info@zfvisa.com, and we'll see how we can help you prepare.
The only way to answer is honestly. Think about how you arrived at that decision, and explain it to the Visa Officer. Take a look at our online student visa courses at www.zfvisaguides.com for all the information you need to prepare for your interview.
Any school that can issue an I-20 is a good option! You need to focus in your interview on your plans, and how you reached your education decisions. Take a look at our online student visa courses at www.zfvisaguides.com if you'd like more details on how to prepare.
Hello Travis, I have been admitted to the University of North Texas, Denton TX. I am currently waiting to book an interview slot for my F1 visa. I am afraid I might get rejected because I have a close relative who resides about an hour away from Denton in McKinney, TX. I am looking forward to explain well in detail why I have chosen this university, along with mentioning about the scholarship that this school has offered me. Do you have any suggestions for me to overcome this? It would be really great if you revert back please, thank you.
Congratulations on this opportunity! Relatives near your school are not an automatic disqualification, but you'll need to be honest about that fact - both in your application and in your interview. Send us an email to info@zfvisa.com, and we'll see what we might do to help you improve your chance of success.
@@ZFvisa Thank you very much, another query I had was that my father has an H1B visa for the US. His visa was issued last year in December, however, he hasn't moved to the US because of some health problems that arrived this year. Is this a threat to my application, how can I overcome this? Additionally, my mother and brother have a B1 visa for the US, issued in August last year, as well.
Absolutely - I suggest you take a look at our online F-1 training courses at www.zfvisaguides.com, where we offer everything you need to navigate through the process. Best of luck!
I have an important question. I think that I was put on 221g because I forgot to mention some points about my financial situation. I forgot to mention that my father has properties. Do you think its a good idea to send an email to the embassy about this point?
Absolutely! The school is of little importance at your interview - it's more how you explain your plans. Take a look at our online student visa courses at www.zfvisaguides.com for more details!
Scholarships are a great way to improve your chance of success! Take a look at our student visa training course at www.zfvisaguides.com for a complete guide on how to prepare and communicate effectively with your visa officer.
Saint louis university, missouri V/s Central Michigan university, Michigan. Can you please help me out choosing the top among these as per visa approval rate?
This isn't going to be the determining factor for your visa. The bigger issue will be how you present yourself, and whether you appear honest and credible.
The specific school is not that important. What's most important is that you can explain why you chose the school, why you hope to study in the United States, what your degree will mean to you, etc.
Sorry to hear that! Assuming you were rejected under 214(b), you can certainly apply for a student visa now. Send us an email to info@zfvisa.com, and we’ll see if we might be able to offer some assistance .
My parents are permanent residence of USA and currently residing in Virginia and I am living in Bangladesh. They did not file any immigrant petition for me yet. Will that affect my F-1 visa as my parents are LPR of USA? My F-1 interview is in coming July month. What should I tell the visa officer regarding this matter and how can I overcome this situation?
You should BE HONEST about this situation. Hard to say if or how it will affect your application without knowing more. Schedule a session with us at zfvisa.com if you’d like our help!
@@ZFvisa Thank you so much for your reply. yeah I can schedule a session with you. But having parents living in the states as LPR affects your F-1 visa interview? Can you please tell me that?
@@sadmansaif3666it could, but it's certainly not an automatic disqualification. You should expect some questions about it, and also assume that the Visa Officer already knows that your parents are LPRs, so definitely don't try to hide this fact or lie about it.
BU is a good school and well known. But you still need to be prepared for your interview. Check out our F-1 visa interview online course at www.zfvisaguides.com.
@@ZFvisa I've received an offer from Duke University, but I'm leaning towards Boston University. I'm still undecided because I'm not sure if BU is as prestigious as Duke. Once I finalize my college choice, I'll consider one-on-one sessions with ZF or Agro. BU's coursework is my preference, but I also want the smoothest visa process ( If college rankings matters )
Hello am going to a small private Institute in Illinois for a certificate program can this be a negative case or I should reconsider my case and go for a degree in order to increase my chances of being approved?
It's hard to say without knowing more about your situation. As long as you can explain your plans credibly and honestly, you have a chance of success here. Send us a note to info@zfvisa.com if you'd like our help preparing.
Hello Sir/Mam I am Aashish From India i am trying to get an us visa for F-1 category but got rejected 3 times, 2 times from India and 1 time from singapore but in singapore my visa got expired and now i am trying to book and interview from malasiya but i am worried about it. I am changing countries because in India there have been so much waiting times and i am already too late for my further studies in the US could you help me or tell me is it safe to book and interview from 2nd third country? Please help me out because i am wasting money but getting rejected
We always recommend that you apply closest to home if possible, but since the wait times are long in India, it makes sense to apply elsewhere. Please send us an email to info@zfvisa.com, and we'll see if we can help you.
How about Buffalo State University for facing U.S Embassy Dhaka. I got two international scholarships there which is cover my 65% tuition fees. After scholarship my yearly tuition fees is $7500 USD. How about this university? Undergraduate program
Scholarships are a great way to help establish your credibility as a student! It's hard to offer specific advice, however, until we know more about your situation. Send us an email to info@zfvisa.com.
@@ZFvisa university of idaho(60% scholarship )or Buffalo state university (65% scholarship) which one would be good option for me to face US Embassy Dhaka
@@sobujahmed1116 it's really doesn't matter unless it's a very bad university but more the scholarship it's would show the superiority of your academic profile. I get a scholarship of 28000$.
Absolutely! The school is of little importance at your interview - it's more how you explain your plans. Take a look at our online student visa courses at www.zfvisaguides.com for more details!
it will all depend on how credible you present yourself as a student! Schedule a consultation with us at zfvisa.com if you'd like us to help you prepare.
Not necessarily. More important considerations will determine the outcome of your application, such as your "ties to home" which we explain in our overview of 214(b) - th-cam.com/video/vS-g6IqTnOk/w-d-xo.html, and how credible / honest you appear at your interview.
The school is of little importance at your interview - it's more how you explain your plans. Take a look at our online student visa courses at www.zfvisaguides.com for more details!
@@ZFvisa same had happened as visa officer asked me only two question which university and after listening to the name he wrote refusal and said sorry yo are not qualified.
The specific school is not that important. What's most important is that you can explain why you chose the school, why you hope to study in the United States, what your degree will mean to you, etc.
The specific school is not that important. What's most important is that you can explain why you chose the school, why you hope to study in the United States, what your degree will mean to you, etc.
as long as you're passing your classes, low grades are not automatically a problem. It will come down to how you present yourself, and whether you appear credible. Schedule a consultation with us at zfvisa.com if you'd like us to help you prepare!
The school you choose isn't that important. What is important is how you present yourself as a credible student at your interview. Send us an email to info@zfvisa.com if you have any specific questions, or if you'd like our assistance in preparing.
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I have an offer from Golden Gate University, but my course is in hybrid mode. Will it affect my visa chances?
Hello, I have admission to University of Washington, Seattle. I did not get funding but my professor plans on taking me as a research assistant the following quarter. Do I stand a chance since i didn’t get a scholarship? I’m going study a graduate program on cancer genetics
Scholarships are certainly not required to get a student visa. Be prepared to discuss your specific plans, and mention the research assistant opportunity during your interview. You may also want to check out our online interview preparation course at www.zfvisaguides.com. Best of luck!
I went to interview with Kent state university first later i changed my course and University (Middle Tennessee State univ)-3rd attempt for my visa
VO-I never heard abt this Univ.u r not qualified enough and denied.
Can you guys do a video on H1 for doctors esply post covid.
Good suggestion!
I'm an international incoming freshman at Knox College in Galesburg, Illinois. It has a nearly 18-19% international student body, but it is not very selective. How does that sound?
The school is not very relevant. What is important is how you introduce yourself and communicate with your visa officer. Take a look at our online guide for a complete overview of how to prepare and communicate most effectively: www.zfvisaguides.com
university of idaho(60% scholarship )or Buffalo state university (65% scholarship) bachelor program which one would be good option for me to face US Embassy Dhaka
These are both great options! The school is not very important - it's how you present yourself as a credible student that matters. Send us an email to info@zfvisa.com, and we'll see how we can help you prepare.
Is anyone from community college...will you help to answer about community college question
The only way to answer is honestly. Think about how you arrived at that decision, and explain it to the Visa Officer. Take a look at our online student visa courses at www.zfvisaguides.com for all the information you need to prepare for your interview.
What about ringling college of art and design for computer animation?
Any school that can issue an I-20 is a good option! You need to focus in your interview on your plans, and how you reached your education decisions. Take a look at our online student visa courses at www.zfvisaguides.com if you'd like more details on how to prepare.
Hello Travis, I have been admitted to the University of North Texas, Denton TX. I am currently waiting to book an interview slot for my F1 visa.
I am afraid I might get rejected because I have a close relative who resides about an hour away from Denton in McKinney, TX. I am looking forward to explain well in detail why I have chosen this university, along with mentioning about the scholarship that this school has offered me. Do you have any suggestions for me to overcome this?
It would be really great if you revert back please, thank you.
Congratulations on this opportunity! Relatives near your school are not an automatic disqualification, but you'll need to be honest about that fact - both in your application and in your interview. Send us an email to info@zfvisa.com, and we'll see what we might do to help you improve your chance of success.
@@ZFvisa Thank you very much, another query I had was that my father has an H1B visa for the US. His visa was issued last year in December, however, he hasn't moved to the US because of some health problems that arrived this year. Is this a threat to my application, how can I overcome this?
Additionally, my mother and brother have a B1 visa for the US, issued in August last year, as well.
I got accepted to a university in the USA. I want to make an interview appointment at the US embassy now. Can you help me please.
Absolutely - I suggest you take a look at our online F-1 training courses at www.zfvisaguides.com, where we offer everything you need to navigate through the process. Best of luck!
I have an important question.
I think that I was put on 221g because I forgot to mention some points about my financial situation. I forgot to mention that my father has properties.
Do you think its a good idea to send an email to the embassy about this point?
It’s hard to say without knowing more about your situation. Send us an email to info@zfvisa.com, and we’ll help you sort this out.
What about Youngstown State University
Absolutely! The school is of little importance at your interview - it's more how you explain your plans. Take a look at our online student visa courses at www.zfvisaguides.com for more details!
What's about westcliff University irvine
The school is not as important as how you present yourself at your interview.
Hlw sir my coa is 61000$ and i got scholarship of 32000$ and every one is saying you well not get visa because my coa is high
Scholarships are a great way to improve your chance of success! Take a look at our student visa training course at www.zfvisaguides.com for a complete guide on how to prepare and communicate effectively with your visa officer.
Saint louis university, missouri V/s Central Michigan university, Michigan. Can you please help me out choosing the top among these as per visa approval rate?
This isn't going to be the determining factor for your visa. The bigger issue will be how you present yourself, and whether you appear honest and credible.
Sir,,How about California state University??
The specific school is not that important. What's most important is that you can explain why you chose the school, why you hope to study in the United States, what your degree will mean to you, etc.
Hi , i got rejected for B1B2 visa in September 2023 , now i got admission in US university should i apply for F1 visa or i will be rejected again?
Sorry to hear that! Assuming you were rejected under 214(b), you can certainly apply for a student visa now. Send us an email to info@zfvisa.com, and we’ll see if we might be able to offer some assistance .
My parents are permanent residence of USA and currently residing in Virginia and I am living in Bangladesh. They did not file any immigrant petition for me yet. Will that affect my F-1 visa as my parents are LPR of USA?
My F-1 interview is in coming July month. What should I tell the visa officer regarding this matter and how can I overcome this situation?
You should BE HONEST about this situation. Hard to say if or how it will affect your application without knowing more. Schedule a session with us at zfvisa.com if you’d like our help!
@@ZFvisa Thank you so much for your reply.
yeah I can schedule a session with you.
But having parents living in the states as LPR affects your F-1 visa interview? Can you please tell me that?
@@sadmansaif3666it could, but it's certainly not an automatic disqualification. You should expect some questions about it, and also assume that the Visa Officer already knows that your parents are LPRs, so definitely don't try to hide this fact or lie about it.
What a do visa officer think about BOSTON UNIVERSITY, Although it is good but is it consider as a top tire on that window ?
BU is a good school and well known. But you still need to be prepared for your interview. Check out our F-1 visa interview online course at www.zfvisaguides.com.
@@ZFvisa I've received an offer from Duke University, but I'm leaning towards Boston University. I'm still undecided because I'm not sure if BU is as prestigious as Duke. Once I finalize my college choice, I'll consider one-on-one sessions with ZF or Agro. BU's coursework is my preference, but I also want the smoothest visa process ( If college rankings matters )
Hello am going to a small private Institute in Illinois for a certificate program can this be a negative case or I should reconsider my case and go for a degree in order to increase my chances of being approved?
It's hard to say without knowing more about your situation. As long as you can explain your plans credibly and honestly, you have a chance of success here. Send us a note to info@zfvisa.com if you'd like our help preparing.
Hello Sir/Mam I am Aashish From India i am trying to get an us visa for F-1 category but got rejected 3 times, 2 times from India and 1 time from singapore but in singapore my visa got expired and now i am trying to book and interview from malasiya but i am worried about it. I am changing countries because in India there have been so much waiting times and i am already too late for my further studies in the US could you help me or tell me is it safe to book and interview from 2nd third country? Please help me out because i am wasting money but getting rejected
We always recommend that you apply closest to home if possible, but since the wait times are long in India, it makes sense to apply elsewhere. Please send us an email to info@zfvisa.com, and we'll see if we can help you.
How about Buffalo State University for facing U.S Embassy Dhaka. I got two international scholarships there which is cover my 65% tuition fees. After scholarship my yearly tuition fees is $7500 USD. How about this university? Undergraduate program
Scholarships are a great way to help establish your credibility as a student! It's hard to offer specific advice, however, until we know more about your situation. Send us an email to info@zfvisa.com.
I also applied to buffalo State University, how long it takes to give a addmission decision.
Nd have u applied for your interview??
@@ni3625 for my case it takes 7 days to get i-20 with offer letter
@@ZFvisa university of idaho(60% scholarship )or Buffalo state university (65% scholarship) which one would be good option for me to face US Embassy Dhaka
@@sobujahmed1116 it's really doesn't matter unless it's a very bad university but more the scholarship it's would show the superiority of your academic profile.
I get a scholarship of 28000$.
Sir how about Concordia University Wisconsin is it good to go please sir reply
Absolutely! The school is of little importance at your interview - it's more how you explain your plans. Take a look at our online student visa courses at www.zfvisaguides.com for more details!
i applied for the university of Maryland Eastern Shore, hope this school can get me accepted?
it will all depend on how credible you present yourself as a student! Schedule a consultation with us at zfvisa.com if you'd like us to help you prepare.
Dear Attorney, does age affect american tourist visa application? i'm 23years old, will my age put any negative impact on my application?
Not necessarily. More important considerations will determine the outcome of your application, such as your "ties to home" which we explain in our overview of 214(b) - th-cam.com/video/vS-g6IqTnOk/w-d-xo.html, and how credible / honest you appear at your interview.
What about wayne state college? 😢plz help me
The school is not as important as how you present yourself at your interview.
I HAVE SELECTED TRINE UNIVERSITY AND IT IS IN THE CERTIFIED LIST. DOES THE CHANCES OF VISA ARE LESS?
The school is of little importance at your interview - it's more how you explain your plans. Take a look at our online student visa courses at www.zfvisaguides.com for more details!
@@ZFvisa same had happened as visa officer asked me only two question which university and after listening to the name he wrote refusal and said sorry yo are not qualified.
Hey officer how is lewis University for business study
The specific school is not that important. What's most important is that you can explain why you chose the school, why you hope to study in the United States, what your degree will mean to you, etc.
@@ZFvisathankfull of you officer❤
Level of Wichita State University
The specific school is not that important. What's most important is that you can explain why you chose the school, why you hope to study in the United States, what your degree will mean to you, etc.
@@ZFvisa which embassy is good for getting f1 visa easily
Does the Visa officer see the number of schools that issued me I-20 on their screen?
No, but you should expect a question about schools you applied to.
HELLO SIR I HAVE A LOW GPA IN MY HIGHSCHOOL. DOES IT AFFECT MY VISA INTERVIEW IN ANY WAY?
as long as you're passing your classes, low grades are not automatically a problem. It will come down to how you present yourself, and whether you appear credible. Schedule a consultation with us at zfvisa.com if you'd like us to help you prepare!
Please I'm in my thirties, does my age has an influence on my visa to pursue my bachelor's degree in the USA?
What about arkansas state university
The school you choose isn't that important. What is important is how you present yourself as a credible student at your interview. Send us an email to info@zfvisa.com if you have any specific questions, or if you'd like our assistance in preparing.