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United States Changes Interview Rules for Visa Application: Know if You Must Meet that Requirement
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The U.S. Embassy in Costa Rica announced Wednesday a change in the rules for applying for a visa to travel to that country, according to an update ordered by the State Department.The decision taken by the Donald Trump government is to remove the exemption from the interview for people under 14 years of age and those over 79 years of age, who to date are free of that requirement within the U.S. visa application process.
As of September 2, the U.S. Department of State will apply a new requirement for obtaining visas in Peru. Under 14 years of age and adults over 79 will have to attend a face-to-face interview at the embassy in Lima, modifying the exemption that until now allowed them to complete the process without presenting themselves to a consular officer. The provision provides for exceptions. Those applying for diplomatic or non-commissioned visas, as well …
For some time now, U.S. immigration policies have become more drastic. In this sense, the process of obtaining a U.S. visa turns out to be more complicated than usual; however, what determines the success or failure of your application is the consular interview. YOU CAN SEE: The U.S. hardens visa requirements for PERUANOS: mandatory interviews for children under 14 and older adults This requirement that is already mandatory for all applicants of…
As of September 2, people over 14 years of age will have to meet another requirement if they want to renew their American visa and that is to pass an interview, which will be carried out in person. The U.S. State Department announced that as of September 2, people applying for the renewal of their visa will have to conduct a face-to-face interview, so the exemption that was implemented in recent years is no longer valid. The current exemption po…
These changes, which will enter into force on September 2, have much to do with the tightening of Washington's migration policy.
The U.S. Embassy in Mexico announced that next month people under 14 years of age and over 79 years of age will have to be interviewed to obtain a U.S. visa. In the past, it was not mandatory for people of those age ranges to be interviewed, but with the changes of the current administration, it will now be an indispensable requirement. According to the announcement of the U.S. Embassy in Mexico, the date on which these changes will be made will…
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