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USA Embassy in Malawi
US EMBASSY IN LILONGWE: MALAWI
Welcome to the Embassy of Malawi and the ACS office is open to the Malawian public provides complete Consular services, including regeneration of passports, listing U.S. citizens, certifying the citizenship of American babies born in Malawi, providing information.
So, go through following points you would get more information about Embassy.
Embassy Visa Information:
A person who wishes to enter the United States must first get a visa. This visa can be a nonimmigrant visa for a passing stay, or an immigrant visa for permanent residence.
Before the issuance of an immigrant visa, every applicant, in spite of age, must undergo a medical examination. The examination will be conducted by a doctor chosen by the consular officer.
Applications for regular identification renewals in non-emergency circumstances are accepted at the Embassy and electronically transmitted to the United States for issuance and printing.
Requirements:
There are following requirements.
An accomplished Electronic Visa Application Form (EVAF) DS-156 is necessary. A valid identification for a minimum of six months stay in the United States. The passport should be good to travel to all countries including the United States. Applicants have to attach a recent 2" x 2" passport type photo. Each applicant in spite of age requires a photograph and evidence substantiating the reason of the trip.
Visa Fee:
Fee of every official immigrant visa application and each issued immigrant visa is listed in the Schedule of Fees posted in all U.S. Consular offices. As of May 17, 2002, those fees were US $335 for the visa. Fees may be paid in US dollars or local currency equivalents. No personal checks or credit cards are accepted.
Information and Documentation on Visa:
Documents essential in hold up of an immigrant visa application and information So,
All applicants must submit certain personal documents such as passports, birth certificates, police certificates, and other civil documents, in addition to evidence that they will not become public charges in the United States. The consular officer will inform visa applicants of the documents needed as their applications are processed.
Eligibility:
A travel permit is issued by a U.S. Embassy or Consulate. A visa enables the holder to travel to the United States and apply for admission; it does not guarantee entry. An officer of the Immigration and Naturalization Service at the port of entry determines the visa holder's eligibility for admission into the United States.
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