US B2 Visitor Visa from Canada

[nadeem55]

Hi,
My mother is newly landed immigrant (Sponsored by me) a month ago, we (Canadian family) planning to visit Florida with kids in couple months and planning my mother to accompany us during our week long visit, we'll be staying in hotel and I'll bear all expense,
so the question is: what should I fill in DS 160 why she's going to the US?
Any personal experience or suggestion is greatly appreciated!

Regards

 

[Jack69]

Hi,
My mother is newly landed immigrant (Sponsored by me) a month ago, we (Canadian family) planning to visit Florida with kids in couple months and planning my mother to accompany us during our week long visit, we'll be staying in hotel and I'll bear all expense,
so the question is: what should I fill in DS 160 why she's going to the US?
Any personal experience or suggestion is greatly appreciated!

Regards

In case you plan to visit the United States, then you most certainly need to apply for a visa. That is, of course, if you are not visa-exempt or your country of origin is in the US Visa Waiver Program. The most commonly issued visa to travelers is the B1/B2 visa, the Visitor Visa.
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