This category of visa (I) is intended to "representatives of foreign media", such as reporters, camera crews and editors, as well as those of similar occupations entering the US to carry out their professional activities.
Photographers this type of visa is not necessary - enough of a B1 visa, provided that their activities in the United States is not paid.
Payment: $ 160 visa fee and visa fee, the amount of which depends on the nationality of the applicant. Russian citizens are usually given a three-month single-entry visa I. Journalists are bound for long trips in the US can get a multiple-year visa. The fee for the issuance of non-immigrant visas to Russian citizens will be charged.
Required Documents: You must provide a letter from your employer, which should include your name, title, purpose and duration of the trip to the United States. In addition to the above document, for the interviewer consul most important is how you answer the questions, rather than documents that are provided.
However, you can provide any documents that help demonstrate the interview purpose of your trip, the presence of strong ties with Russia, as well as confirmation of your business and tourist travel to other countries. For example, previous passports, documents on income and property, copies of your past work.
Photographers this type of visa is not necessary - enough of a B1 visa, provided that their activities in the United States is not paid.
Payment: $ 160 visa fee and visa fee, the amount of which depends on the nationality of the applicant. Russian citizens are usually given a three-month single-entry visa I. Journalists are bound for long trips in the US can get a multiple-year visa. The fee for the issuance of non-immigrant visas to Russian citizens will be charged.
Required Documents: You must provide a letter from your employer, which should include your name, title, purpose and duration of the trip to the United States. In addition to the above document, for the interviewer consul most important is how you answer the questions, rather than documents that are provided.
However, you can provide any documents that help demonstrate the interview purpose of your trip, the presence of strong ties with Russia, as well as confirmation of your business and tourist travel to other countries. For example, previous passports, documents on income and property, copies of your past work.
