It is called the B1/B2 Visitor Visa.
Tourists, family visitors, medical visitors, and business visitors can apply.
For Indian applicants, it is generally issued up to 10 years multiple entry, subject to officer discretion.
Usually up to 6 months per entry, decided by U.S. immigration at port of entry.
No, IELTS is not required.
Not mandatory, but recommended if visiting relatives or attending business meetings.
Passport, DS-160 confirmation, appointment confirmation, financial proof, purpose of travel, and strong home ties.
There is no fixed amount, but applicants must show sufficient funds to cover entire trip.
Yes, sponsor documents can be shown along with applicant’s own financials.
Yes, consistent bank history and financial stability are very important.
Property documents are supportive but not mandatory.
No, employment is strictly prohibited.
Generally no. Status change inside USA is difficult and not guaranteed.
Yes, fingerprint biometrics are taken at Visa Application Center (VAC).
No, medical examination is not required for visitor visa.
Yes, in most cases personal interview at U.S. Embassy/Consulate is mandatory.
Decision is usually given immediately after interview; appointment wait time varies by location.
Yes, you can reapply anytime with stronger profile.
Yes, good travel history strengthens the case but is not compulsory.
Yes, parents can apply under B2 visa.
Yes, applicants from all Indian states including Punjab can apply.
Weak home ties, insufficient funds, unclear travel purpose, or immigrant intent concerns (214b refusal).
Yes, usually multiple entry for Indian applicants.
Extension can be applied through USCIS before I-94 expiry, subject to approval.
Apply through CIC – Capital Immigration Consultants at www.cicvisa.in.