DS-160 information
Gather personal, travel, work, education, and background information in a structured way before the form is prepared for your review.
Personal, online administrative assistance for applicants in Pakistan preparing for temporary business, tourism, or family visits to the United States.
We help you prepare and organize your own truthful information. You remain responsible for reviewing your application, and only a U.S. government official can decide the visa.
Gather personal, travel, work, education, and background information in a structured way before the form is prepared for your review.
Organize the genuine purpose, anticipated timing, destination, and funding information for your temporary visit.
Create a practical document plan based on the official instructions and the facts of your application.
Review application consistency, important documents, and practical interview-day expectations without scripts or invented answers.
Discuss your purpose of travel and current stage.
Identify the information and records that need to be organized.
Work carefully through administrative steps and official systems.
Review practical expectations before the interview.
Clear answers based on current U.S. Department of State guidance. Requirements and procedures can change, so confirm the latest instructions on official government websites.
B-1 generally covers temporary business activities, while B-2 generally covers tourism, visits, and certain medical treatment. A B1/B2 visa combines both classifications. Visitor visas are not for employment, degree study, or permanent residence.
No. The DS-160 and interview are parts of the application process. A U.S. consular officer decides each application under U.S. law, and Gillani Visa Services cannot guarantee approval or an appointment date.
Official guidance generally requires a valid passport, DS-160 confirmation page, fee receipt when payment is required before the interview, and a printed photo if the online photo upload failed. A consular officer may request additional evidence concerning the purpose of the trip, intent to depart after the visit, and ability to pay the trip's costs.
The Department of State advises applicants not to make final travel plans or buy tickets until a visa has been issued.
Use the Department of State's official visa wait-time page because availability changes. Do not rely on promised appointment dates from a consultant or an unofficial source.
Official visitor visa guidance ↗
Official visa appointment wait times ↗
The U.S. Department of State identifies B-1 for temporary business, B-2 for tourism and visits, and B-1/B-2 for a combination of both. Visitor status is not for employment, degree study, or permanent residence.
Requirements and procedures can change. Always confirm current instructions through the official U.S. government website.
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