Hey Rajesh!

When appearing for your interview as the last step of the process, the documents you will need to carry to obtain a US work visa for Indian applicants are-

A passport that is valid for at least six months from the date of the intended travel.
Your completed DS-160 application form with all relevant details.
Photographs are required as per specifications listed on the official website.
One copy of each of the I-129 and I-797 forms.
Relevant higher education documents.
Your original employment contract.
Your resume
Your employment offer letter
Your experience letter

Read about all these points in detail here: US work visa | Everything you must know as an Indian applicant!

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What are some basic dos and don'ts while preparing for an immigrant visa interview?

Yes, you can show your loan documents
Contact me to understand how it will affect your chances of getting a Visa
I'll also tell you how to tackle related questions during your interview

Unless it's someone from your immediate family, it's not recommended
But there are a few pros to having someone in the family in the country you're applying to
Contact me if you want to discuss the details

For USA, you have to show 2.5 times the amount mentioned in your I20
Contact me for specific details

You can also make your answer personal
You can talk about wanting to return and live with your parents so you can look after them

There are different categories in which the questions are divided. But mostly the interviewer focuses on questions regarding your chosen college or university, bank & finance details, family background, work experience, and other general questions. Let's see some examples of commonly asked questions in a student visa interview:

College & University - Which university or college you want to apply to and why did you choose to go to this specific university or college? Bank & Finance - If you plan to stay for few years, how are you going to finance your education and your living? Family background - Do you have any other relatives who live in the United States? Work & Job - Where did you work and what is your work experience? General Questions - This will include general questions like, why america?, your scores, ideas about some topic, etc.

Hey Amandeep,
The most common topics over which a student applying for an F1 Visa program could be asked questions on are:

Study plans University choice Academic capability Financial status Plans post your education
You could be asked multiple questions based on these topics. The key to cracking this interview is to be confident yet humble. To know more on how to secure an f1 student Visa, do check out this blog(https://ischoolconnect.com/blog/getting-usa-f1-student-visa/)