How can I help my brother to get student visa?

Question

Hi,
If anybody had previous experience to get student visa I will appreciate the advice.
I apply to nova community college for I 20 but what are the next steps I should do to help my young brother to came to the USA to finish his degree. Thanks

Answer 1

Your brother should first, contact and submit applications to one or more universities, take TOEFL/ GRE tests.
Based on his tests, interviews/acceptance he will receive the necessary papers for his visa. Only if he is accepted!!!

Here are some excerpts from a governmental website.

:http://travel.state.gov/visa/temp/types/types_1268.html

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* Transcripts and diplomas from previous institutions attended;
* scores from standardized tests required by the educational institution such as the TOEFL, SAT, GRE, GMAT, etc.;
* financial evidence that shows you or your parents who are sponsoring you have sufficient funds to cover your tuition and living expenses during the period of your intended study. For example, if you or your sponsor is a salaried employee, please bring income tax documents and original bank books and/or statements. If you or your sponsor own a business, please bring business registration, licenses, etc., and tax documents, as well as original bank books and/or statements.>>
Good luck

Answer 2

No fees would be decreased. If he desires to attend public extreme college he desires a pupil visa and that is not any longer loose. he will would desire to pay training which will run around $10,000 a 365 days. He can purely attend one 365 days of public extreme college with a pupil visa. If he desires to stay extra desirable than one 365 days he has to enroll in a private college the place the training would be two times that quantity.

Answer 3

The school should have sent information on what to do. First he'll need to pay his SEVIS fee (once he has the I-20 in hand). Then, he'll need to go to a visa interview. He'll have to "prove" that he's planning to come home (show that he has family at home, a job waiting for him, car payments, house payments, etc.). He'll also show that he can pay for his education.

If you are already in the US, it may actually hurt his chances because they might assume that he won't come back. He shouldn't lie about you being there.

Answer 4

You or your brother must pay the SEVIS fee, then he can apply for his student visa at the nearest US embassy or consulate. Here is more information:
http://www.travel.state.gov/visa/temp/types/types_1268.html