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USA Tourist Visa (B1/B2) from Italy: DS-160 Guide, Consular Interview & Section 214(b) Strategy

United States Immigration and Nationality Act (INA § 214(b)) & US FAMUS Embassy Rome (Via Vittorio Veneto 121) & US Consulate General Milan 7 min ✓ Verified by Italian Immigration Lawyers
Modulo DS-160 Compilato con BarcodeRicevuta Pagamento Quota MRVColloquio Consolare Roma / Milano (2–4 Minuti)
PRESUMZIONE LEGALE SECTION 214(b) INA
La legge americana presume che ogni richiedente intenda immigrare negli USA. L'onere della prova ricade interamente sull'intervistato, che deve dimostrare legami economici e familiari inscindibili con l'Italia.
PROVA 1Lavoro Stabile & CUD
PROVA 2Permesso di Soggiorno UE
PROVA 3Vincoli Familiari in Italia
1. DS-160 PORTAL (CEAC)CEAC Barcode ConfirmationMRV Fee € 175 Paid OnlineAA00B9X124-ITEmbassy Rome / Milan Queue214(b)STRONG TIESOvercoming Immigrant IntentJob, Residence & Family in Italy3. 180-SEC INTERVIEWConsular Window DecisionUSA10-Year B1/B2 Stamp✓ Passport Return in 3–5 Days
Figure 1: USA Tourist Visa (B1/B2) from Italy: DS-160 Guide, Consular Interview & Section 214(b) Strategy

Under Section 214(b) of the United States Immigration and Nationality Act, non-EU residents in Italy applying for a US B1/B2 visitor visa must overcome the statutory presumption of immigrant intent by demonstrating strong economic and social ties to Italy.

Consular Interview Protocol

Interviews are held at the US Embassy in Rome (Via Vittorio Veneto) or the US Consulate General in Milan. Thorough DS-160 consistency and documentation of steady Italian employment are critical.

Explore full preparation services on our USA Tourist Visa Department page.

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