Hello Friends, I am preparing to invite my parents from Nepal to attend my graduation ceremony in May. I have already collected official invitation letters from the University. I need to write letters to my parents and the Embassy on my behalf. I would greatly appreciate if you could send a sample of the following documents. (anthology09@gmail.com) 1. Invitation letter to parents (both nepali and english) 2. Visa request letter to embassy (do I need a nepali version?) 3. Itinerary document. Thank you.
PCS · Mar 25, 2013 9:37 PM · 294 views
All you need is an invitation letter from the university. I dont understand where you get all these ideas to amass these documents. You are a student so you dont have to write an invitation letter for your parents. You are not inviting them but the college is. Also, you are not sponsoring them. All I submitted for my parents was the invitation letter from the school and they got visa. One of my freind's parets were denied visa even though he submitted invitation letter from school, letter written by himself, letter recommending his good standing from the department and itineary document. So, the gist is you need the invitation letter from school and financial documents from back home. Everything is optional and doesnot gurantee or increase the chances fro visa. Good luck!!
busenitz · Mar 25, 2013 9:49 PM
@pcs, I am surpried ! What's your degree? You don't know how to write letters? There are not any samples. Wirte yourself ! Looks like you get US VISA with so called consultancies in Putalisadak. Do it yourself because you are going to be a US graduate !! All the best !
happiest · Mar 25, 2013 9:49 PM
@busenitz Its good to know that other documents are optional. Thank you. Last edited: 25-Mar-13 09:56 PM
PCS · Mar 25, 2013 9:53 PM
@happiest. so seeking help always indicate academic incompetency to you? I was simply trying to model after a good information. I find you offensive when you stretched your respone to the putalisadak thing. Be responsive... not judgmental mate!
PCS · Mar 25, 2013 10:14 PM
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