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Diversity Visa Fraud

Installment One Hundred Twenty This Ask the Consul article addresses services offered to U.S.

This Ask the Consul article addresses services offered to U.S. Citizens present in Guyana, as well as Guyanese and nationals of other countries interested in traveling in to the United States or its territories.

Internet cafes and filling out the NIV Application

Instalment 119Q: How can I fill out the Form DS-160 to apply for a Non Immigrant Visa (NIV) and schedule my appointment without a personal computer?

What the Department of State Can and Can’t Do in a Crisis

After the unfortunate Caribbean Airlines crash at Cheddi Jagan International airport on July 30, questions have come up as to the role of the US Embassy in a crisis.

Visa Myth Busters

Installment One Hundred and Sixteen This edition of Ask the Consul addresses several myths concerning the non-immigrant visa application process.

Avoid Drugs – Avoid Jail

Installment One Hundred and Fifteen The U.S. Embassy is concerned about the number of American citizens and U.S.

Children’s Issues

This edition of Ask the Consul addresses children’s issues that are handled by the Consular Section of the US Embassy.

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Change in process to pay visa fees This edition of Ask the Consul covers changes to the way applicants for US visas will pay application fees starting July 1, 2011.

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I Didn’t Qualify for the Tourist Visa, What Now? This edition of Ask the Consul addresses common questions applicants ask when refused a Tourist Visa at the U.S.

Ask the Consul Installment One Hundred and Nine

Frequently Asked Questions This Ask the Consul article addresses questions that have been asked during recent interviews at the U.S.

DNA Testing Procedures

Installment One Hundred and Seven When documentary evidence is insufficient to support a family-based claim to citizenship or visa eligibility, DNA testing, also known as genetic testing, is an option.