Vistiting invitation help please

[Murad1250 0]

Hi

I am from jordan and i have a friend ( us citizen ) in usa, I would like to visit him, he want to invite me by sending the invitation, so plz anybody can help me to know how he can make this invitation from usa which showing that he will cover the expense of my trip and visit,

From where can can take this kind of invitation or similar to it, and to be legal paper not a personal one.

Thanks

Edited November 24, 2014 by Murad1250

[Stressed Out 81]

These "invitations" for tourists are neither necessary nor helpful in the long run. If anything, they can do more harm than good as it's up to you - the visitor - to prove to the CO that you can cover the costs of the trip on your own.

[Girl from Celebes 588]

Hi

I am from jordan and i have a friend ( us citizen ) in usa, I would like to visit him, he want to invite me by sending the invitation, so plz anybody can help me to know how he can make this invitation from usa which showing that he will cover the expense of my trip and visit,

From where can can take this kind of invitation or similar to it, and to be legal paper not a personal one.

Thanks

He can write any words in invitation letter. But it won't guarantee that you'll be approved just because he will cover all expenses on the trip. In fact, it probably harm your chance because showing that you don't have any money to cover your expenses. Many people have got refused even though they have their own money to cover it. You are the one have to proof a strong ties to your home country. Not him by cover all your expenses.

[Teddy B 17,251]

Hi

I am from jordan and i have a friend ( us citizen ) in usa, I would like to visit him, he want to invite me by sending the invitation, so plz anybody can help me to know how he can make this invitation from usa which showing that he will cover the expense of my trip and visit,

From where can can take this kind of invitation or similar to it, and to be legal paper not a personal one.

Thanks

Plenty of info on this can be found here.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?app=core&module=search

Edited November 24, 2014 by Teddy B

[Cathi 5,609]

there is no such thing as getting a visitor visa to the US by being"invited". You apply and are approved on your merits, and your merits alone. You must prove that you will return to Jordan by having ties such as a full time job. owning property, family. If you are a young, single male that will be difficult to prove. Jordan is a country with very few job opportunities and a terrible economy, the consulate is aware that young, single men want out. and the US assumes that everyone who visits has immigrant intent, and unless you can prove otherwise you won't get a visa. Having friends here who will write a letter means nothing.

[Cathi 5,609]

He can write any words in invitation letter. But it won't guarantee that you'll be approved just because he will cover all expenses on the trip. In fact, it probably harm your chance because showing that you don't have any money to cover your expenses. Many people have got refused even though they have their own money to cover it. You are the one have to proof a strong ties to your home country. Not him by cover all your expenses.

an invitation letter means nothing, in fact they work against someone applying for a visitor visa. I am not sure who started the rumor of needing some kind of invitation letter, it doesn't exist in the immigration world when it comes to the US. When someone wants to visit the US they apply and get approved on their own merits, and their own merits alone. Having someone in the US who will say they will finance the trip, cover all costs and living expenses while they are here ect will get them a denial, not an approval.

[Girl from Celebes 588]

an invitation letter means nothing, in fact they work against someone applying for a visitor visa. I am not sure who started the rumor of needing some kind of invitation letter, it doesn't exist in the immigration world when it comes to the US. When someone wants to visit the US they apply and get approved on their own merits, and their own merits alone. Having someone in the US who will say they will finance the trip, cover all costs and living expenses while they are here ect will get them a denial, not an approval.

Hmm, that was I said on my post. No one can say "don't write an invitation letter" if they wanted to do so. I had an experience regarding of applied for B-2 visa. Based on that, I tried to give the OP my point of view.

[Stressed Out 81]

You realize that the post you just quoted was just basically stating the same thing as what you just said? haha