Why you MUST pass your first Visa Interview - Former Visa Officer
Former Visa Officer Ben Arterburn explains why now in 2026, more than ever, the first attempt at the visa interview is so important. Just like always, there is still the chance to get issued after a 214B refusal. However, that's harder this year because there aren't as many slots available for previously refused applicants. Don't go into your first visa interview when you have the best chance of being issued, leaving it up to chance. Identify your highlights, be prepared with a strategy for presenting them at the interview. Watch my videos to get a general sense of how this is done, and book a consultation with me if you want personalized preparation. Use this link to book a consultation with me: https://calendly.com/ben-arterburn/vi...

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