New questions for a visa to enter the United States

New questions for a visa to enter the United States


Thursday June 1, 2017 11:45

issued the US administration, a new questionnaire for applicants to obtain a visa to enter the United States includes questions about the accounts on social networking sites during the past five years, and biographical information dating back to 15 years.

And approved by OMB on May 23 on the new questions, which come under tighter screening of visitors to the United States action efforts , despite criticism from the education sector , officials and academic groups during the introduction of new procedures for public comment.


Critics have said that " the new questions will be a great burden and will lead to severe delays in the entry procedures of the country, and discourage foreign students and scientists from coming to the United States."

Officials could consulates under the new procedures apply for all passports prior to travel and account numbers on social networking sites over the past five years , the last e - mail addresses, phone numbers , and biographical information dating back to 15 years, including housing addresses and information on jobs and previous travel.

An official at the State Department , on Wednesday, said that officials are entitled to request additional information if they decide that "such information is necessary to confirm the identity or make a more accurate examination required by the interest of public security."

Earlier, the Foreign Ministry said that the tightening of the examination will take effect on the matter requires their submission for further audit procedures related to terrorism or public security issues.

While the answer to the new voluntary questions, the questionnaire model says that the lack of response may delay consideration of the visa application or lead to rejection.

According to lawyers and advocates for immigrants that request detailed information on the CV is due to 15 years as well as expected to remember a student and get a visa all their accounts on social networking sites and things would harm likely Bmottagdman fall in inadvertent errors or do not remember all of the required information.

Said Babak Yousef Zadeh , a lawyer based in San Francisco and President of the American Bar Association said the new Iranian questions gives "arbitrary powers" to officials of consulates in determining who gets a visa without an effective review of their decisions.


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