Archive · 5 Jan 2026
US Tourist Visa Approved with Positive Interaction
A man from Delhi who works as a management consultant went to the US consulate to apply for a tourist visa.
The officer was friendly and asked him many questions about his travels, job, and plans.
The man explained that he had visited the US before to be with his wife, who is studying there.
He also said that he wouldn't work in the US because his job is best suited for India.
The officer was happy with his answers and approved his visa, saying they need people like him.
A Delhi-based management consultant applied for a B1/B2 tourist visa at the New Delhi US Consulate.
The consular officer noted the applicant's birthplace and language, but the applicant confidently spoke in English.
The officer asked detailed questions about the applicant's travel purpose, profession, and previous visits to the US.
The applicant clarified his intentions and reassured the officer about his career and plans to return to India.
The officer approved the visa, complimenting the applicant and his wife, and stating they need people like him.
- Who
- A Delhi-based management consultant
- What
- Applied for a B1/B2 tourist visa and received approval
- When
- During a recent interview at the New Delhi US Consulate
- Where
- New Delhi US Consulate
- Why
- The consular officer found the applicant and his wife's plans convincing and approved the visa
- Applicant
- Delhi-based management consultant
- Visa Type
- B1/B2 tourist visa
- Consulate Location
- New Delhi US Consulate
- Applicant's Language
- English
- Applicant's Profession
- Management consultant
- Applicant's Previous Visa
- F2 visa
- Applicant's Last US Visit
- 10 months between 2024 and 2025
- Visa Approval Reason
- Positive interaction and reassurance of intentions