Peter Visa Interview is a practice persona in the Aurvek chat that plays a US consular officer — across five difficulty stages, from a patient rookie to a merciless veteran. Built for visa applicants who want to practice answering out loud, in writing, before the real appointment.
Practice only. Not legal advice, not an eligibility determination, not a government service.
One-time unlock: $99.99. Afterwards, each message you send consumes your wallet balance according to the model used.
The whole experience is one conversation inside the Aurvek web chat.
Peter Visa Interview is a specialized chat persona that lives inside Aurvek's shared web chat, alongside every other persona on the platform. It is not an app, not a dashboard, and not a separate piece of software — there is nothing to install. You open a conversation, and an officer named Peter starts asking questions.
Peter stays in character as a US consular visa officer. He greets you, asks for your name and visa category, and runs a mock interview. Across five configured stages his manner changes: the early stages are patient and explanatory, the later ones interrupt, demand exact dates and addresses, and can end the practice session on the spot.
It is rehearsal. Talking to Peter changes nothing about any real application, petition, or appointment — because the persona never touches one. It gives you a place to practice being questioned, so the wording of your answers is not something you improvise for the first time in front of an actual officer.
Registration from this page creates a standard Aurvek account with a $0.00 starting balance. Accounts created here have no file or photo upload and no image generation.
A single purchase of $99.99 permanently unlocks Peter Visa Interview in your chat. It is not a subscription, and it does not include usage.
Open the persona in the chat, choose one of the five difficulty stages, and answer the officer's questions by typing, exactly as you would across the counter — your name, your visa category, your dates, your ties to home.
Every message you send consumes your wallet balance according to the model used. Your conversation history is kept on your account, so you can stop mid-interview and pick it back up later.
Illustrative, shortened demo exchanges. Three stages, similar questions, very different officers.
Demo — not a real user transcript
Good morning! I'm Officer Peter. Before we begin your practice 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.
Plays a 15-year officer. Catches inconsistencies, presses on weak answers, no patience for rambling.
Plays a 20-year veteran. Two mistakes and the practice session is over.
The pressure is rehearsed, the stakes are not: when a session ends, you start a new one. That is the point of practicing here instead of at the window.
Everything below happens inside the Aurvek chat window. There is no separate interface.
Tell him he's an AI. Ask about the weather. Peter is built to stay in role as a consular officer, so the rehearsal doesn't break.
Five stages, from a rookie who explains the process to a veteran who interrupts, demands exact answers, and can end the session. You choose how hard to practice.
Your practice conversations stay in your Aurvek account history, so you can re-read your answers, spot where you hesitated, and continue later.
Being clear about the limits is part of the product.
No legal advice, no eligibility determination. Peter is a practice persona. It cannot tell you whether you qualify for a visa, what you should apply for, or what an officer will decide. For that, consult a licensed immigration attorney.
No government affiliation. This persona is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected in any way to USCIS, the U.S. Department of State, or any other government agency.
No effect on any real application. Nothing you say here is sent anywhere official, and a failed practice session has no real-world consequence.
No unlimited usage. The $99.99 purchase does not include messages. Afterwards, every message you send consumes your wallet balance according to the model used.
No file or photo upload, no image generation. Accounts created from this page can't attach documents, PDFs, or screenshots to the chat, and the persona does not generate images.
No attorney-ready report. The chat offers a generic conversation export. There is no specialized PDF, no formatted case file, and no document prepared for an attorney.
No perfect memory. Your conversation history is kept per account, but the persona won't remember everything or track your case across sessions.
$99.99
One-time purchase. Not a subscription.
That is the whole pricing model. Here is what it means:
What $99.99 buys: a permanent unlock of the Peter Visa Interview persona inside the Aurvek web chat. Once purchased, the persona stays available on your account.
What it does not buy: usage. The unlock does not include unlimited usage and it is not a subscription. Afterwards, each message you send consumes your wallet balance according to the model used.
Where the balance comes from: accounts created from this landing start at $0.00, and you pay your own consumption. There is no included message bundle.
Practice tool only. Not legal advice, not an eligibility determination, and not affiliated with USCIS, the U.S. Department of State, or any government agency. For advice about your case, consult a licensed immigration attorney.
These come from the Aurvek chat itself, not from the persona — and each has conditions.
Web search is a user toggle in the Aurvek chat, off unless you switch it on. When web search is enabled, the persona can look things up online while you practice. When it is off, it can't.
The chat keeps your conversation history on your account, so you can leave and come back to a practice session. It is not perfect recall and not long-term case tracking — treat it as a chat log, not a file on you.
The chat offers a generic conversation export, so you can keep a copy of a practice transcript. It is the same plain export every Aurvek conversation gets — not a formatted report.
One-time unlock: $99.99. Purchase grants permanent access to this prompt inside the Aurvek chat; afterwards each message consumes your balance according to the model used.
Legal disclaimer: Peter Visa Interview is an interview practice persona. It is not legal advice, it does not determine eligibility for any visa, and it does not predict the outcome of any real interview. It is not affiliated with USCIS, the U.S. Department of State, or any government agency.
If you have questions about your situation, your eligibility, or your application, consult a licensed immigration attorney.