The officer has already read your file.

Part 02 / 05

Your case, your officer, an honest debrief.

1. Section A · Case

   Upload what the officer sees

   Your DS-160, I-20, bank statements and letters. We read the facts and you confirm them. The Case Scan then shows where an officer is likely to press. It never gives approval odds.

   Case scan · Sample applicant · F-14 findings

   • highFunding doesn't cover year oneDocumented funds are about $11,000 short of the I-20 first-year cost. Practice won't fix this; the evidence has to.
   • mediumLarge recent depositA big lump sum shortly before applying invites questions about where it came from.
   • lowRelatives in the USMention them honestly and consistently with your DS-160.
   • lowSocial media must be publicStudent applicants must set social media accounts to public before the interview, and officers check they match the application. Use the Social media check.

2. Section B · Window

   Answer out loud

   A real-time voice officer who has read your file. They interrupt, pause to type, ask for a document, follow up on what you volunteer, and decide when they've heard enough.

   Officer Kessler00:41

   “Your I-20 says about $52,000 for the first year. Where is that money coming from?”

   You answer. Twenty-two seconds in, the officer cuts in with a follow-up.

3. Section C · Debrief

   Hear what they heard

   Each answer is scored for directness, specificity, consistency with your documents and length. Then you see a stronger version, built only from your own true facts.

   What you said · 41sVague

   “So, um, my father, he has been in business for a long time, and also my uncle might help, and I have been saving too, so I think it will be fine…”

   Stronger · 12sYour facts

   “My father pays. He’s a cocoa exporter earning about $60,000 a year, and $41,000 is already in the account.”

   The $11,000 gap to the I-20 still needs evidence. We say so plainly.

4. Section D · Readiness

   Know when you're ready

   Readiness only moves once different officers, including a tough one, have tested everything relevant to your case. Repeating easy sessions won't raise it.

   Officer	Style	Decision
   Harper	Brisk	Approved
   Reyes	Sceptical	214(b)
   Park	Long silences	Approved

   Readiness6 of 8 topics solid

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