Visa Officer
U.S. Consulate, Shanghai, China
Dear Sir/Madam,
break starts from December 19th, 20xx for around two weeks.
I believe it would be a wonderful reunion if my mother could get B-2 visa and join me in this winter. It’s the first time that I leave home for such a long time so I miss her so much and she is worried about me. If she would come,I will take my winter break with her and visit several cities and historic siteson west coast.
Her trip to the States will be a temporary family reunion and splendid travel experience. After who are both in their 70’s. In addition, all of our family members and her medical plan are in China. Meanwhile, She is a senior in her company and the work is what she loves. My mother will cover all the expenses during her visit in USA, which includes travel
accommodations, insurances and any other expenses that may incur. Besides, my mother has a saving of RMB 150,000 respectively and other investments that are definitely sufficient to cover all the expenses during her short-term visit in USA.
Please find attached supporting documents including: Copy of my passport, I-20 and Most Recent I-94.
Your kind assistance in granting a B-2 visa is greatly appreciated.
Sincerely Yours,
Name:xx
Mobile:xxxx
Email:xxxx