Can retirees apply for a US family visit visa?

When applying for a visa, applications for different identities will have a certain impact on the materials, such as on-the-job requirements to provide on-the-job certificates, students need to provide student cards, unemployed can only provide assets or other materials, and so on. According to their different identities, the embassy's requirements for materials are also different, so can retirees apply for a visa to visit relatives in the United States?

Retirees can apply for a visa to visit relatives in the United States. They need to provide basic valid materials, retirement certificate, retirement card salary flow, travel itinerary, inviter's valid residence certificate and proof of bearing expenses, proof of relationship between the two parties, invitation letter, etc. They can also provide family photos, photocopies of saloon cars, etc. as auxiliary materials, which can improve a certain signing rate.

The most important of these is the invitation letter and the proof of the relationship between the two parties. The content of the invitation letter needs to specify the relationship between the two parties, the specific arrangement of the trip, the number of days of stay, the address, the applicant's detailed information, etc. The proof of the relationship between the two parties can be a birth certificate, account book or police station certificate, which needs to be notarized and certified by the notary office.

If these two materials cannot be provided, it is impossible to apply for a family visit visa. Only by providing good materials and providing proof of the applicant's assets can it be submitted to the embassy. If the inviting party contributes capital, it must also provide proof of the other party's assets.

In addition to the U.S. visa materials, the embassy also requires an interview. Only after passing the interview can a valid family visit visa be obtained. However, if the applicant is over 80 years old and has no previous history of refusal, the interview can be exempted.

Therefore, retirees can apply for a US family visit visa, but the materials to be prepared will be different, and other application procedures are the same. It is recommended that applicants understand clearly before applying.