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Nonimmigrant Visas

General Information

Opening Hours

Arrival-Departure Record (I-94)

Our Service Commitment

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Voluntary Departure/ Bond Returns

How to Read Your Visa

Useful Links

Consular A to Z

Contact Us


Application Process

How to Apply

Visa Forms

Visa Fees

Renewal of Lost, Expired, or Mutilated Visas

What to Expect

Additional processing

Visa Refusals

 

Visa Types

Business/Tourist

Visitor (B1/B2)

FAQ

Before the Interview

Student/Exchange

Student (F/M)

Exchange Visitor (J)

Younger Students

FAQ

Before the Interview

Work

Diplomatic/Official(A/C3/G)

Petition-based (H/L/O/P/Q)

Media (I)

Religious Worker (R)

Treaty Trader (E)

Crew-member (C1/D)

Specialty Position E-3

FAQ

Immigrant Visas

American Citizen Services

How to read your visa

After you receive your passport with your new visa, check to make sure  that all the information printed on the visa is correct.  Use the diagram below as a guide.  If any of the information on your visa does not match the information in your passport or is incorrect, please contact the Nonimmigrant Visa section.

 guide

In addition, check that “Nationality” is correct: if you received your visa in your Israeli passport, it should say “ISR,” but if you received your visa in another passport it should show that nationality.