What kind of Visa is a B-1? The B1 visa is a non-immigrant US…

How many B-1/B-2/BCC Visa applications have been accepted?

In recent years, a lot of B-1/B-2 Visa and Border Crossing Cards have been issued! The number of applicants for these visas was gradually going up until the current situation which made the applications plummet down to half!

Required documents for a B-2 Visa?

Applicants applying for a B-2 Visa must bring the following documents to the Consulate or Embassy for their visa interview: a valid passport, the DS-160 form confirmation page, a 2×2 inch photo, application fee payment receipt, the appointment letter or a copy of it, proof of current income and assets, a travel itinerary, criminal records in case you have been arrested, a letter from your employer stating your salary, employment period and position.

How to apply for a Green Card as a B1 Visa Holder?

To be eligible for a B-1 visa, you must demonstrate that you will return to your native country. This means you won’t be able to stay in the United States indefinitely. Because you must prove this and state it during your interview, getting a Green Card while on a B-1 visa is extremely difficult. To obtain permanent residency with a B-1 visa, you must either: have relatives in the United States and apply to join them, apply for permanent residence after marrying a US citizen with a lawful marriage or find employment in the United States that will sponsor your visa, such as an H-1B visa, and then apply for a Green Card.

Who is eligible for the B-1 Visa?

To be eligible for a B-1 visa, you must show that the purpose of your travel is to enter the United States for legitimate business, that you expect to stay for a certain limited period of time, and that you have adequate funds to cover the costs of your stay in the United States. You must also have a permanent residence outside of the United States that you do not intend to depart, as well as other ties that will secure your return to your home country at the end of your visit.