Your Last Interview Failed. Your Next One Won't.

There's no mandatory waiting period — you can technically reapply the next day. But reapplying without changing anything is paying to be rejected again. I typically recommend 1–2 weeks of prep to rebuild your case before booking a new slot. The key is demonstrating that something has changed since your last attempt.

Switching consulates rarely helps on its own. Officers at every consulate follow the same guidelines. What matters is the strength of your case, not the location. That said, if your original consulate has an unusually high refusal rate for your visa type, we can discuss whether a switch makes strategic sense as part of your overall preparation.

Officers rarely give specific reasons — they just stamp 214(b) and say "you didn't demonstrate strong ties." But I can usually reconstruct what went wrong from: the questions they asked, the order they asked them, how long the interview lasted, and your answers. In our first session, we do a rejection autopsy — we reverse-engineer the officer's concerns and build your new case around closing those gaps.

Yes — but each rejection raises the bar. Officers can see your visa history, so they'll expect you to explain what's different this time. I've worked with students who were approved on their 3rd, 4th, even 5th attempt. The common thread: they stopped repeating the same approach and rebuilt their case from scratch. That's exactly what we do together.

No one can guarantee approval. The final decision rests with the consular officer. What we guarantee: you walk into your interview fully prepared, with clear answers, strong documentation, and real confidence. We've coached 2,500+ applicants one-on-one, and we are always transparent that no one can promise a specific outcome.

You'll experience a realistic simulation of a U.S. visa interview. I play the role of the consular officer using real questions specific to your visa type and profile. After the mock, you receive the recording so you can review your performance and refine your answers before the real thing.

We accept UPI, bank transfer, Razorpay (for INR payments), and Stripe (for USD payments). All prices are listed in both USD and INR. Payment is collected after an initial consultation to ensure the service is right for you.