Prepare your DS-160 & get it reviewed
Fill your form with guided prompts and keep answers document-consistent.
US B1/B2 visitor visa preparation
Fill your DS-160 with plain-language guidance, get an AI review that catches gaps and inconsistencies before you submit, then practice a realistic voice interview with an AI officer who has read your answers.
Built for education and interview practice — not a government service and not legal advice.

What VisaPrepared helps you do
Three focused steps to prepare better and avoid common DS-160 and interview mistakes.
Fill your form with guided prompts and keep answers document-consistent.
Run a full AI pass to catch inconsistencies, weak explanations, and missing details.
Rehearse officer-style questions based on your own DS-160 before appointment day.
By US law, every visitor-visa applicant is assumed to be an intending immigrant until they prove otherwise. The burden is on you to convince the officer you'll return home. A refusal under 214(b) is not permanent — you can reapply once your situation changes — but there's no appeal and no waiver for it.
Most B1/B2 interviews last just 2–5 minutes, with 3–8 questions. The officer has already read your DS-160 on screen before you reach the window. Every part of VisaPrepared — the guided form, the AI review, and the mock interview — prepares you for the three things the officer is really checking:
You must show a residence in your home country you don't intend to give up — through your job, property, family, and community ties.
Your visit must be for a specific, limited time — shown by a return ticket, clear dates, and finite plans.
Your reason for travel must be legitimate tourism, a family visit, medical treatment, or permitted business — nothing else.
🎙️ Voice mock interview
Your mock interview isn't a quiz — it's a live voice conversation. The AI officer has read your DS-160, asks pointed follow-ups on anything weak or inconsistent, and gives you a readiness score with feedback at the end.
Officer
You said you're visiting your sister in San Diego. Who will run your business while you're away?
You
My business partner manages daily operations — I've planned this trip around our slow season…
Create your account to begin guided DS-160 preparation, run an AI review, and practice your interview responses.
What VisaPrepared is, how it protects your data, and where it fits in your visa journey.
VisaPrepared is an independent AI prep tool for the US B1/B2 visitor visa. It guides you through your DS-160 answers in plain language, reviews them with AI for gaps and inconsistencies, explains the process, and lets you practice a mock interview — so you walk in prepared and consistent.
No. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the US Department of State, any US embassy or consulate, or any government agency. VisaPrepared is a private, independent preparation tool.
No. We help you prepare, but you still submit the official DS-160 yourself on the government site (ceac.state.gov), pay the official fee, and book your own interview appointment. We never file or book anything on your behalf.
No — and no honest service can. The decision is made solely by a US consular officer. We help you prepare more thoroughly and answer consistently and truthfully, which reduces avoidable mistakes, but we cannot promise an outcome.
Your answers are stored securely and are private to your account — other users can't see them, and we never send your information to any embassy or the government. We only use your data to power the features you choose to use, like AI review and interview practice.
After you fill in your answers, the AI checks them for completeness, consistency, and common red flags, then gives you a clean, copy-ready final answer set. The mock interview plays a consular officer using your own answers, then gives you a readiness score and feedback. It's practice only — it does not decide your real visa outcome.
Right now we focus on the US B1/B2 visitor (tourism and business) visa so we can do it well. Note that the official government visa application fee (typically $185 for B visas) is separate, paid directly to the government, and set by the US Department of State — not by us.
Yes. You can request deletion of all the details you've provided at any time. A self-serve delete option is on the way; until it ships, contact us and we'll remove your data. Just remember: always answer truthfully — misrepresentation to a consular officer can lead to a permanent bar under INA 212(a)(6)(C).
No. VisaPrepared is an educational preparation tool, not a law firm, and nothing here is legal advice. For advice about your specific case, consult a licensed immigration attorney.