Three Minutes to Stay

This is your absolute final visa interview attempt after two rejections. Officer Martinez, known for being ruthlessly efficient, has your file marked 'Previous Denials' and is already reaching for the rejection stamp. You have three minutes to convince him your case is legitimate, or face immediate deportation.

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176

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Difficulty

B1-B2

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Scenario Overview

Your Role

Desperate Visa Applicant (Third Attempt)

Conversation Partner

Immigration Officer Martinez

Setting

Sterile immigration booth with harsh fluorescent lighting, bulletproof glass barrier, worn metal counter with scattered documents

Location

International Visa Processing Center, Terminal D

Learning Objectives

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Present new, legitimate information not included in previous applications

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Maintain absolute consistency with all prior statements and documentation

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Demonstrate both strong home country ties and valid reason for extended stay

About This Scenario

How It Starts

“Your file shows two previous rejections, and I have exactly three minutes before my next appointment. Why should I not stamp this as denied right now?”

This is how Immigration Officer Martinez's greeting will start.

Practice Details

Scenario ID

#35

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