For students, visitors and workers landing in the US
Practice yourUS arrival questionsbefore you land.
A realistic AI officer asks what officers ask at a US port of entry: your purpose, your stay, your documents and customs, then shows you what to tighten.
A skeptical AI officer who asks follow-up questions
Window-speed mocks, 2 to 4 minutes, out loud
A score and the officer's likely decision after every mock
Line-by-line notes on your own words
A better line to say instead, kept true to you
Your top 3 fixes before the real interview
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FAQs
FrequentlyAsked Questions
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No. The State Department says a visa lets you travel to a port of entry and ask permission to enter. CBP officers there decide whether to admit you.
The CBP officer at the port of entry. Your admit-until date is on your I-94 record, which you can check online.
Usually about your purpose, school, start date, funding and documents. Have your passport, visa, signed I-20, I-901 receipt, proof of funds and your DSO's contact details in your carry-on.
Yes. CBP says all travelers are subject to inspection, including electronic devices, though it searched the devices of less than 0.01% of arriving international travelers in fiscal year 2025.
An officer looks more closely at your documents and information so other travelers aren't held up. Students may be checked in SEVIS and their school may be called.
No. Visaful is practice with an AI officer. Visaful is not affiliated with U.S. Customs and Border Protection, the Canada Border Services Agency, the U.S. Department of State or any government agency.
It shows what to tighten in your own words. Only say what's true and matches your application and documents: the officer checks them.
