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For a US student visa interview, you will need to bring the following documents:Your passport (with at least six months validity remaining)Your Form DS-160 application confirmation pageReceipt for the payment of the application feeA suitable photograph (if you did not successfully upload one while filling out Form DS-160 online)Your Form I-20 as provided to you by the institution that you will be attending in the United StatesYou must prove during the visa interview are that you are eligible to be admitted to the United States as a nonimmigrant in the category for which you seek to be admitted, which in this case is as a student. For the most part the fact that you have an I-20 certification from a US institution goes a long way for this, but if the institution from which the I-20 comes is not well-regarded you may need to go further to convince the consular officer that you are a serious and legitimate candidate for study in the field for which you have applied. If the visa officer is not convinced that your purpose for applying for the visa is actually to study, you will be denied as ineligible.You must also prove that you are not inadmissible to the United States for any reason. The most common reasons for a student visa applicant to be found inadmissible are for having “immigrant intent” (that is, you intend to immigrate to the United States) and for being “likely to become a public charge” (that is, you don’t have enough money to provide for yourself while in the United States).It is generally at least somewhat helpful to bring documents that are likely to assist you in proving that you are a legitimate candidate for study in the field and program for which you are seeking a visa to attend, that you can afford to pay for that program and to live in the United States while participating in it, and that you are not likely to remain in the United States after you complete your program. However, for the most part these facts are proved not so much by the documents you present but by the story told by the answers you give to the questions the visa officer will ask you. If that story is full of holes or doesn’t make sense, you’ll be denied. If your story makes sense and holds together, your chances are much better.

Assuming that you are not eligible for visa drop box stamping, following are the things needs to be done for stamping. Visa waiver/drop box procedure is different from the in-person stamping.First you need to get approved petition(I-797 approval doc) to attend visa stamping interview.Once after getting approved petition, fill the DS-160 form online.Schedule visa interview appointment with the nearest US consulate, please note that there may be lot of waiting times in some consulates so decide where you want to attend and select that location.Once after booking appointment, you can initiate payment through online money transfer.Carry all the required docs on the day of interview and answer all queries confidently & truthfully, that’s it. You can refer this link for more information on the stamping process/details. DS-160: Online Nonimmigrant Visa Application .