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Old 27th Feb 2008, 14:52
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M1 Visa check list.

hello, as the pprune search engine is and I can't find anything relating to M1 (it wont let me search less than 3 letters) I was hoping someone could post up a M1 Visa checklist that I could run through before going for the inital interview. Anyone with past experience of getting a visa for the first time would be good.
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Also worth noting for the future, whilst the built-in search engine here limits you - there is a workaround using Google.

Obviously doesn't have the same options, but you could do a search such as "M1 visa checklist site:pprune.org" (http://www.google.co.uk/search?ie=UT...e%3Apprune.org) which results in the helpful link given by the previous poster as the second result.

Can be useful, especially when the site is running slowly.

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Just come back from mine, incidentally my third visit to the lovely US Embassy in London.
You will need,
  • I20 from the school, signed by the school and you
  • A confirmation letter from the school stating the category of a/c you will be using for training
  • Visa interview confirmation letter
  • SEVIS receipt
  • Passport
  • 1 passport photo stuck to one of the forms (can't remember which)
  • Forms DS-156, DS-157,DS-158
  • Evidence of your means of support/paying for course
  • Lots of patience (if in London)
  • Some newspapers to read (I took three, and it still wasn't enough to keep me going)
All covered in link above though. My experience lasted approx. 3 hours.
5 minutes of talking to the staff at the interview, 2'55" waiting.
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Thanks guys, helpful indeed.

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