Did you apply for USA B1/B2 visa?

Have my B1/B2 visa interview lined up. Weirdly anxious about this. Have spent a significant amount of money to get an appointment. Share your experience, tips, what to say and not to say…

Anyone here who has applied for us tourist visa. I got the appointment for next year 2025 in july the waiting time is very long. I watched some videos and people say join the telegram group, chrome extension etc or check daily on the portal also you can only reschedule your appointments 3 times. Also is it true that immigration department releases slots very often and you just have to find dates? Please let me know if you have any suggestions or anything that helped you to get the appointment early

I have a Visa Appointment for B1/B2 US Visa. Can people here tell 1) What all documents I need to bring apart from the below which I am planning to take DS160 Passport Appointment confirmation Bank statement of last 1 year Current job proof Last 2 ITR 3 months salary slip Marriage Certificate My spouse B1/B2 visa 2) What all questions will they ask me? My main purpose to visit US is for leisure/holiday because my spouse extended family lives there… Should I clearly state this? Requesting people to share their experiences along with Dos and Don’ts. Thanks in advance 😊

Hi, I have an exhibition in April'25. The latest visa appointment date I can see is of Aug'25. Please help me. I had to move a lot of pieces and be at the right time/place to get this opportunity. Don't want to miss it because of the visa 😅 I've heard that the visa appointment date gets opened randomly and one needs to book the slot. Can anyone pls help me where I can get the latest information for the appointment date or pls let me know if there's any other way.

In short, I visited the US in 2018 for a exposure trip sponsored by the government as part of a startup competition I won with my team. Consequently, I now hold a valid B1/B2 visa until 2028. At times, I wonder how I could leverage this visa for my benefit. Currently, I have no engagements in the US but can visit friends there if I land there. I have a remote job with flexible hours, although I'm not sure if my company allows working from different time zones. However, I believe I could manage that somehow. Do you think it makes sense to go and stay there for some time to explore? I feel this could be beneficial in the long term. On the flip side, it's worth noting that this isn't necessary and may not be a wise financial choice. What do you guys think? What are your thoughts?

So I got a job offer from a company named pixel group Ltd based in kensas, USA for a frontend developer role. My base salary is $120,000. https://pixelgroupltd.com/ here is the homepage of the company. They are asking me to attend a 7 day seminar at the office at USA for onboarding and everything will be sponsered. But I got this offer even without a single f2f interview. 1st was a video resume round, 2nd was a technical round and 3rd was a psychometric test. That's it no f2f interview. Is it some sort of scam?? I can't find any details about the company. Please help me. Your offer letter, encompassing detailed salary structures, holiday lists, work timings, and the code of conduct, will be provided after your visit to the embassy for visa stamping post verification completion. This was also mentioned in the email.