Does your DS-160 reflect your actual circumstances?
Whether you completed the form yourself or someone helped you, you should understand the information submitted in your name. Our review checks agreed application details for accuracy, completeness and consistency.
What we look at
Travel purpose and duration; funding and the person paying; work, business or study; U.S. contacts and relatives; travel history; previous refusals; and relevant differences between earlier and current applications.
What you receive
A written review summary covering points checked, questions still open, factual discrepancies identified and topics to understand before the interview.
Already submitted or completed biometrics?
Tell us your exact stage. A review may still help you understand submitted information. Any correction or new submission must follow current instructions for your appointment and consular post.
Your facts remain your facts
We do not invent information, hide relevant history or prepare a different story. Changes must be truthful and supported by your actual circumstances.
Want to understand where your case stands?
Tell us your category, current stage and the question you want answered. Documents can be shared later through the agreed process.