US Tourist & Visitor Visa (B-2)
Guidance for holidays, family visits, supporting documents, personal circumstances and consular interview preparation.
Discuss Your CaseUnited States Visa & Immigration Services
US Visas & Immigration —Experience Makes the Difference
Support with US visitor visas, fiancé(e) and marriage-based immigration, family sponsorship, citizenship and passport matters.
20+ YearsLeadership Experience
Honest AdviceRealistic Eligibility Assessments
Challenging CasesExperienced Case Preparation
Personal ServiceDedicated Client Support
THE TSL APPROACH
Before You Apply, Know Where You Stand.
We help you understand your situation, potential concerns and realistic options before taking the next step.
The right advice sometimes means waiting — not applying immediately.
We Review Your Situation
Your background, application history and supporting documents.
We Identify Potential Concerns
Possible weaknesses, missing evidence and eligibility issues.
We Give You Honest Advice
Whether to proceed, strengthen your application or wait.
Personalised support
Our US Visa & Citizenship Services
Explore support for US visas, family immigration and citizenship matters.
US Fiancé(e) & Child Visas (K-1/K-2)
Support with fiancé(e) petitions, relationship evidence and applications involving eligible children. K-1 entrants must marry their US citizen petitioner within 90 days of admission.
Discuss Your CaseUS Spouse Visa (CR-1/IR-1)
Guidance for married couples with family petitions, relationship evidence, financial sponsorship and consular processing.
Discuss Your CaseYou Had the Money. You Had the Documents. Why Was Your Visa Refused?
You prepared everything, but your interview lasted only a few minutes. The officer asked a few questions and refused your application.
What went wrong?
Financial strength alone does not guarantee visa eligibility. Understanding your circumstances and possible concerns is essential before applying again.
Interview preparation and application support
Prepare With Confidence, Not Guesswork.
A US visa interview may last only a few minutes. Understanding your circumstances and preparing clear, truthful answers can make those minutes more manageable.
Assess Your Chances
Understand your strengths and possible concerns.
Strengthen Your Evidence
Identify relevant documents and gaps.
Prepare for Your Interview
Practise explaining your circumstances clearly.
Know Your Next Step
Apply, prepare further or consider waiting.
A few common questions
You Have Questions. We Understand Why.
Especially when an application was refused without the explanation you expected.
Why was my US visa refused despite my finances and job?
Financial assets, property and employment may be relevant, but they do not alone establish eligibility. A refusal may reflect the officer’s assessment of your purpose, circumstances and the applicable requirements.
Why was my visa refused after only a few questions?
Interview length varies. Officers are not required to examine every document, and may make a decision based on your answers and the information available to them.
Can TSL help after a partner’s US visa refusal?
We can discuss the previous refusal and your current circumstances, then explain possible next steps. Each person’s eligibility is assessed individually, and no outcome can be guaranteed.
Should I reapply soon after a tourist visa refusal?
There is no single answer for every case. Before reapplying, consider what may have led to the refusal and whether your circumstances or supporting information have changed. Check current official instructions before submitting another application.
Can TSL help me prepare for my US Embassy interview?
We can help you understand the process, organise relevant documents and prepare to explain your circumstances clearly and truthfully. Preparation does not guarantee an approval.
Can anyone guarantee US visa approval?
No. No private service provider can guarantee US visa approval. Visa and citizenship decisions are made by the relevant US government authorities.
Don’t Apply Again Without Understanding Your Options.
Whether this is your first application or you’ve already been refused, we’ll give you a realistic assessment — even when our advice is to wait.