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U.S.
VISA APPOINTMENT

U.S. Visa Appointments
Are you traveling to the U.S.? Do you need a U.S. Visa? Canada-Immigration-Info offers you two ways to obtain a U.S. visa quickly.
Canada-Immigration-Info is powered by Immigroup: a private immigration firm that specializes in securing visa appointments with U.S. Consulates within Canada. Whether you are vacationing in the US, working temporarily, or going for business, our firm can help you to obtain a US visa appointment when you need it with the appropriate consulate.
Request for visa appointment by using our services
Our firm offers two services:
1. Regular appointment Requests
This service is for persons who are in no hurry to travel to the United States. You can request the regular service by:
- We will need the following information from you:
- The city where you live (for example: Ottawa)
- Reason for travel (business or pleasure)
- Expected travel date
- Passport number
- Filling out our online form
- Fill out the online application form
- Call after you submit your online US visa appointment request
Regular appointment requests are fulfilled within the timelines indicated below:

*All timelines are just an estimate and can change without notice.
2. Early U.S. Visa Appointment Requests
If you need an early U.S. visa appointment please give us a call immediately.
We will need the following information from you:
- The city of your residence (e.g. Toronto)
- Reason for travel (business or pleasure)
- Expected travel date
- Passport number
Once your early or regular appointment has been obtained, we will provide with DS-156, 157 and158 forms to finish the visa application preparation.
Your personal appearance is required at the U.S. Embassy or Consulate where your appointment has been scheduled.
Do it yourself by using our helpful US visa appointment kit
U.S. VISA APPOINTMENT KIT
This kit will provide you with valuable information on how you can obtain a U.S. visa in Canada. The kit will explain:
• how to get an appointment with one of the US Consulates in Canada,
• what forms you will need to complete,
• which documents you should present at the U.S. consulate or embassy,
• how to pay the fees,
• and where to apply.
The kit also contains a sample application that has been reviewed by an immigration specialist so that you can see what a complete application looks like.
A U.S. Visa can be hard to obtain. Therefore, knowing the procedure before you begin the process will put you ahead of most applicants. This kit will give you instructions on what you must do in order to get a B-1, B-1/B-2, B-2, F-1, and an H1B visa. The kit also contains a list of all the other types of U.S. visa types.
To enter the U.S. as a visitor, it is necessary to have a visa unless you hold a passport from one of the visa waiver program countries. These countries include Canada, most western European nations, Singapore, Brunei, Australia, and New Zealand. To enter as an immigrant or worker, it will be necessary to get a visa at a U.S. Consulate in Canada.
Canada has many renowned universities and schools. According to Citizenship and Immigration Canada, Canada admitted just over 6100 foreign students into the country in 2006. This kit will show you how to get the Canadian study permit and show you how you can go from a foreign student in Canada to a Canadian permanent resident and, eventually, a Canadian citizen.
IN THE KIT YOU
WILL FIND:
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A list
and information on the different types of U.S. Visas |
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The
US Visa Waiver program |
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How
to get an appointment with a U.S. Consulate in Canada |
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What
forms to fill out and instructions on how to complete
them |
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Photo
specifications guide |
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How
to pay the fees |
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Where
to apply and a map of directions |
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Sample
application reviewed by a professional immigration
expert |
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List
of possible reasons as to why you may get refused |
Downloading the US Visa Appointment
Information kit
Price: $19.00
Product: eBook (download)
Delivery Time: Download instantaneously
Payment method: Credit Card
FAQs
1. For how
long is a U.S. visitor visa valid?
This is up to the discretion of the officer who will
be interviewing you. However, most visas are valid for
5 or 10 years.
2. Do I have to attend the interview?
You must attend the interview only if you are between
the ages of 13 and 79. However, if you are applying
at a Consulate that does not have jurisdiction over
the area where you live, then everyone must be present.
3. Can I enter the U.S. with
my PR Card?
No! Your PR Card is not a travel document. You must
use your passport and, depending on your nationality,
a visa to enter the U.S.
4. I’m in Canada as a
visitor; can I apply for a visa at a US Consulate in
Canada?
Ideally, you should apply in the country where you live.
However, you are not prohibited from applying in Canada.
5. I’m in the U.S. and
need to renew my visa. Can I do it in Canada?
Yes you can. In fact, it will probably be much easier
than if you went back home to your country and applied
there.
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