What materials do you need for a Puerto Rican tourist visa? What materials do I need to apply for a visa to travel to Puerto Rico?

1. Business tourist visa: (1) Passport is valid for more than 6 months. (2) Appointment interview confirmation letter. (3) Confirmation page of DS-160 form. (4) Within 6 months 1 2-inch ×2-inch (5cm× 5cm) square front photo with white background. (5) Passports for previous visas to the United States, including passports that have expired. (6) receipt of visa application fee. (7) current income certificate, tax bill, real estate license or enterprise property certificate and asset certificate. (8) Description of itinerary and/or other travel plans. (9) Letter of introduction from the applicant's unit, detailing the applicant's position, salary, entry time, whether to allow vacation, and the purpose of going to the United States to participate in business activities (if any). (10) Criminal/court record (no matter where you were arrested or convicted, even if you have served your sentence or been pardoned). (1 1) If the applicant is a student, please bring your report card, degree certificate/diploma, bank statement, time deposit certificate and other proof of funds. (12) If you are employed, you must bring the employment certificate issued by your company and the payroll for the last three months. Entrepreneurs and company executives should bring work certificates and salary certificates of their companies. (13) If visiting relatives, the applicant should provide evidence to prove that he has a true and uninterrupted kinship with the inviter, and provide the immigration status information of the inviter in the United States. The following documents may be helpful to apply for a visa: household registration book or other documents that can prove true kinship, photos taken with relatives in the United States in recent years, and copies of American passports or green cards of relatives (if relatives stay in the United States for a short time, copies of their passports and American visas should be provided). If the applicant's last stay in the United States exceeds the time limit approved when entering the United States, please show the original extension certificate approved by the US Department of Homeland Security during the interview. (14) If the applicant has been to the United States before, please bring the corresponding identification or visa identification documents, especially all previous American visas (including expired visas). 2. Student visa: (1) Passport is valid for more than 6 months. (2) Appointment interview confirmation letter. (3) Confirmation page of DS-160 form. (4) Within 6 months 1 2-inch ×2-inch (5cm× 5cm) square front photo with white background. (5) Receipt of visa application fee. (6) Form I-20 provided by American schools or programs. (7)SEVIS(I-90 1) payment receipt (proving that the applicant has paid the SEVIS fee). (8) Documents showing strong binding force in economic, social and family aspects, proving that the applicant will return to China as scheduled after completing his studies. (9) Prove that there are enough funds to pay all the expenses of the first school year, and find sufficient sources of funds for all the remaining expenses during the period in the United States. Applicants for the M- 1 visa must prove that they have the ability to pay all tuition and living expenses during their stay in the United States. (10) If the applicant has a guarantor, please provide proof of relationship with the guarantor (such as birth certificate), the original tax return of the guarantor, bank passbook and/or time deposit certificate. (1 1) Academic documents that can prove academic preparation: school transcripts with grades/ratings (preferably original), public examination certificates (A-levels, etc. ), standardized test scores (SAT, TOEFL, etc. ) and diploma. (12) American study abroad/study plan and related detailed information, including the names and email addresses of American school tutors and/or department heads. (13) A resume detailing past academic and professional experiences, including a complete list of submitted publications. (14) Official transcripts of courses taught by American educational institutions (for students who renew after going abroad). (15) Tutor's personal profile, resume or printed web page (for graduate students appointed by American educational institutions). 3. Exchange Visiting Scholar Visa: (1) Passport is valid for more than 6 months. (2) Appointment interview confirmation letter. (3) Confirmation page of DS-160 form. (4) Within 6 months 1 2-inch ×2-inch (5cm× 5cm) square front photo with white background. (5) Pay the non-immigrant visa application fee of $65,438+060. (6)SEVIS(I-90 1) payment receipt (proving that the applicant has paid the SEVIS fee). Unless the applicant's J visa program is funded by the US government (the program code begins with "G"). (7) Table DS-20 19 provided by American project organizer. (8) Documents showing strong binding force in economic, social and family aspects, proving that the applicant will return to China as scheduled after completing his studies. (9) Provide proof of funds and other supporting documents to prove that there are enough funds to pay all the expenses of the first school year, and find enough sources of funds for all the remaining expenses during the stay in the United States. (10) If the applicant has a guarantor, please provide proof of relationship with the guarantor (such as birth certificate), the original tax return of the guarantor, bank passbook and/or time deposit certificate. (1 1) Academic documents that can prove academic preparation: school transcripts with grades/ratings (preferably original), public examination certificates (A-levels, etc. ), standardized test scores (SAT, TOEFL, etc. ) and diploma. (12) American study abroad/study plan and related detailed information, including the names and email addresses of American school tutors and/or department heads. (13) A resume detailing past academic and professional experiences, including a complete list of submitted publications. (14) Tutor's personal profile, resume or printed web page (for graduate students appointed as tutors by American educational institutions). 4. Work visa: The time for the U.S. embassy or consulate to process H, L, O, P or Q visa applications is not earlier than 90 days of the entry time marked on the applicant's I-797 form. In addition, according to the laws of the federal government of the United States, the time for visa holders to apply for entry into the United States should not be earlier than 10 days before the entry time marked on the I-797 form. (1) Passport is valid for more than 6 months. (2) Appointment interview confirmation letter. (3) Confirmation page of DS-160 form. (4) Within 6 months 1 2-inch ×2-inch (5cm× 5cm) square front photo with white background. (5) Receipt of visa application fee. (6) If the applicant applies for the L- 1 visa in the form of collective countersigning by multinational companies, he/she shall also pay the anti-counterfeiting investigation fee. (7)I- 129 batch number. (8) Materials proving employment qualification, including university diploma/degree certificate. (9) The original letter of introduction from the current or former employer, stating the position, projects and working hours of the applicant. (10) If the applicant's current job is H- 1B, he/she must submit his/her payroll for each calendar year and the federal income tax returns for all years (IRS 1040 form and W-2 form). (1 1) Payroll issued by current employer or former employer. (12) Name and effective telephone number of current or former personnel supervisor of this unit. (13) Resume of the applicant. 5. Family visa: (1) Passport is valid for more than 6 months. (2) Appointment interview confirmation letter. (3) Confirmation page of DS-160 form. (4) Within 6 months 1 2-inch ×2-inch (5cm× 5cm) square front photo with white background. (5) Receipt of visa application fee. (6) Passports containing previous visas to the United States, including passports that have expired. (7) Fill in a complete SEVIS form: Family members of international students (F2 or M2) must show their I-20 forms; Family members of exchange visiting scholars (J2) must show their own DS-20 19 forms. This form must be signed by DSO and the applicant himself. (8) Proof of kinship: proof of kinship with American relatives, such as original marriage certificate, original birth certificate of children, letters, family photos, etc. (9) Legal identification of family members in the United States: legal identification of relatives in the United States, such as copies of passports and American visas, I-20 form for international students, DS-20 19 form for exchange visiting scholars or I-797 form for short-term workers, etc. (10) Proof of sufficient funds: It proves that the applicant will not become a burden to the American public after going to the United States. The supporting documents include the personal income tax form of the family in the United States (1040), the corporate income tax form (1020), the quarterly report of the company (94 1), the W-2 tax form and the corporate tax form. Proof that the applicant has good health insurance in the United States will also help his application. 6. Journalists and media visas: (1) Passports are valid for more than 6 months. (2) Appointment interview confirmation letter. (3) Confirmation page of DS-160 form. (4) Within 6 months 1 2-inch ×2-inch (5cm× 5cm) square front photo with white background. (5) Receipt of visa application fee. (6) Passports containing previous visas to the United States, including passports that have expired. (7) Work certificate. Full-time journalists are required to provide an official letter issued by the employer, indicating the applicant's name, position, purpose of going to the United States and length of stay; Freelance journalists who are fulfilling their employment contracts should provide a copy of the employment contract signed by the applicant and the media organization, indicating the applicant's name, position, validity of the contract, purpose of going to the United States and duration of stay; The media crew should provide an official letter issued by the employer, indicating the applicant's name, position, title, brief introduction of the program to be filmed, purpose of going to the United States and duration of stay; The independent production company performing the contract shall provide the official letter issued by the program entrusting party, which shall indicate the applicant's name, position/title, brief introduction of the program to be filmed, the validity period of the contract and the stay time in the United States. (8) Press card/work permit. 7. Crew and Crew Transit Visa: (1) Passport is valid for more than 6 months. (2) Appointment interview confirmation letter. (3) Confirmation page of DS-160 form. (4) Within 6 months 1 2-inch ×2-inch (5cm× 5cm) square front photo with white background. (5) Receipt of visa application fee. (6) produce documents that can prove the applicant's transit through the United States. (7) official tickets or other transportation arrangements to the destination. (8) Prove that there are enough funds to pay the expenses in transit. (9) Show entry permits of other countries after leaving the United States. (10) For the crew and crew: the boarding/boarding notice currently used (preferably the original). (1 1) If you have a China seaman's certificate, please provide copies of 1 page (personal information and remarks page) and 32 pages (revision page). (12) If you have a China seaman's identity document, you need to provide 1-3 pages (personal information and remarks pages) and copies of all pages used so far. 8.CNMI visa: The principal applicant for (1)CW- 1 or E-2C visa must submit a copy of employment application I- 129CW and the original or copy of I-797 form in addition to the basic visa application materials. Please refer to the website of USCIS for application information about employment application. (2) The principal applicant for CW-1visa can work for multiple employers, but must provide an employment application for each job. (3) To apply for spouse and children, in addition to the basic required materials, the following documents must be submitted: ① The main applicant has a non-immigrant CW- 1 or E-2C visa (if he wants to reunite with the main applicant); (2) Copies of the employment application forms I- 129CW and I-797 of the principal applicant; (3) The original marriage certificate of the spouse and the original birth certificate of eligible unmarried children; ④CW- 1 Candidates must read the brochure on employee rights and protection (PDF) before the interview. Before issuing any visa, the applicant will be asked whether he has received, read and understood the contents of the manual.