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  • Section-by-section walkthrough in plain English
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We help you prepare thoroughly—then you submit on the official U.S. government website yourself.

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Select your nationality and visa type. We customize questions and tips for your specific consular post context.

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Each official CEAC question includes plain-English explanations, examples, and pro tips. Auto-save keeps your progress safe.

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Our AI scans for contradictions—travel dates vs. employment, prior refusals, family details—and suggests fixes before you pay.

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What Our AI Checks For You

Consular officers look for consistency. We catch the mistakes that cause delays and denials.

Date & Timeline Conflicts

Employment gaps, overlapping travel dates, and impossible timelines between work history and trip plans.

Prior Visa Disclosure

Missing or inconsistent prior refusal, overstay, or cancellation details that trigger administrative processing.

Family & Sponsor Alignment

Mismatched U.S. contact addresses, sponsor relationships, and dependent information across sections.

Employment & Education

Vague job titles, salary inconsistencies, and education gaps that weaken ties-to-home-country narratives.

Security Question Triggers

Over-disclosure or under-disclosure on security and background questions that need precise, honest answers.

Country-Specific Patterns

Common rejection patterns for your nationality—214(b) concerns, document expectations, and interview focus areas.

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Common DS-160 Questions

Quick answers to what applicants ask most. View all 30+ FAQs

The DS-160, Online Nonimmigrant Visa Application, is the mandatory electronic form required for most U.S. nonimmigrant visa applications. It collects biographical data, travel plans, employment history, family information, and security background questions. Consular officers review your DS-160 before and during your visa interview. You must submit it through the official CEAC portal at ceac.state.gov before scheduling most embassy appointments.
Most applicants spend 60 to 90 minutes completing the DS-160 on their first attempt. Complex cases involving prior refusals, multiple nationalities, extensive travel history, or military service can take two hours or more. The form auto-saves progress if you stay active within the session timeout window, but you should gather passport details, travel itinerary, employment records, and prior U.S. visa information before starting to avoid delays.
Yes. When you start a DS-160 on the CEAC website, the system generates an Application ID and asks you to create a security question answer. You can retrieve your saved application using the Application ID, passport number, and security answer. Sessions may expire after extended inactivity, so note your Application ID immediately. DS160GuideAI also lets you save answers section-by-section with auto-save so you can prepare offline before transferring to CEAC.
Minor typos can sometimes be corrected at the interview, but material errors—wrong visa class, incorrect prior refusal disclosure, mismatched passport numbers, or contradictory travel dates—can cause delays, administrative processing, or denial. Before submitting, review every section carefully. If you already submitted, you may need to complete a new DS-160 and bring the updated confirmation page to your appointment. Always ensure your confirmation barcode matches the application linked to your appointment.
Most nonimmigrant visa categories use the DS-160, including B-1/B-2 visitor visas, F-1 and M-1 students, J-1 exchange visitors, H-1B and other temporary workers, L-1 intracompany transferees, O-1 extraordinary ability, P performers, R religious workers, and K fiancé(e) visas. Some cases use different forms—for example, certain immigrant processes use DS-260. Always confirm the required form on your specific U.S. embassy or consulate website before applying.

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