Practice Your US Visa Interview Before the Real One
5 difficulty levels. From a friendly first-week officer to a 20-year veteran who's seen every trick.
Start Your Interview — $99.99
5 difficulty levels. From a friendly first-week officer to a 20-year veteran who's seen every trick.
Start Your Interview — $99.99Three levels. Same question. Very different officers.
Good morning! I'm Officer Peter. Before we begin your visa interview, could you tell me your full name please?
Hi, yes, my name is Maria Santos Rodriguez.
Nice to meet you, Maria. And what type of visa are you applying for? If you're not sure of the exact category, I can help you figure that out.
I think it's a tourist visa? The B something?
That would be the B-2 visa for tourism. Perfect. Are you ready to start the interview?
First week on the job. Patient, helpful, explains the process as you go.
Follows procedure strictly. Polite but no hand-holding.
Experienced officer. Cuts through small talk, expects clear answers.
15 years in. Catches inconsistencies, presses on weak answers, zero patience for rambling.
20-year veteran. Two mistakes and the interview is over. No warnings, no second chances.
Push too hard and Peter ends the interview — just like the real thing. At higher levels, one wrong move and it's over.
Tell him he's an AI. Try to get him off-script. Ask about the weather. He's built to stay in role. The interview doesn't break.
Every evasion, contradiction, and time-waste pushes Peter closer to ending the interview. At Level 5, two mistakes and it's over. No warning.
After the interview, Peter gives you a debrief. At Level 1, detailed tips and encouragement. At Level 5? "Visa denied. Next."
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All 5 difficulty levels. Practice until you pass the Final Boss.
Start Your InterviewYour interview transcripts can be exported to PDF — share them with your immigration attorney for review.
For attorneys: Recommend Peter to your clients before their consular interview. Transcripts are exportable as PDF for your records.
Less than the non-refundable $185 visa application fee you'll lose if the interview goes wrong.