US Immigration from Indonesia

The supporting documents required for application says: "A letter from you employer detailing your position, salary, how long you have been employed, any authorized vacation, and the business purpose, if any, of your U.S. trip."

What is the best way to navigate this for a self-employed individual seeking a B2 tourist visa to the US?

Hi,

I'm seeking information on behalf of an Indonesian friend who wants to get a B2 visa to visit the US as a tourist, and I have a couple questions:

1. How much money does the consulate want to see in the applicant's bank account?
2. Does it help the applicant if they have an invitation letter and sponsor/guarantor (who can help them financially in case of emergency) in the US, if that sponsor is not a family member? Or is it better if they just apply as a tourist without a sponsor?

Thank you for your guidance

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