Officer Parker B1/B2 window rehearsal

Practice tool · not legal advice

AI consular officer · by voice

Officer Parker already has your form.

You file a short DS-160 before the window opens. Then he interviews you out loud with that form on his screen — and the moment what you say stops matching what you filed, he names it to your face. The report opens with every contradiction, side by side.

Microphone required for a live interview. The sample replay needs nothing.

The live demo runs on a shared free-tier API quota: roughly two scored reports per minute across all visitors. If the End button shows a countdown after an interview, it is waiting for that window to reopen.

  • About 2 minutes
  • 3–5 questions, like the real window
  • Nothing is stored

How it works

  1. 01

    File the form

    A short DS-160: purpose, occupation, who pays, relatives in the U.S., prior travel, return plan, ties. Eight fields, about a minute. You can skip it — the interview still runs, it just has nothing to check you against.

  2. 02

    He cross-examines it

    Officer Parker is not learning about you. Every question he asks already has an answer on his screen, and he is checking whether your mouth agrees with your paperwork. Diverge, and he interrupts and quotes both sides back at you.

  3. 03

    See every gap

    The report leads with what you filed beside what you said, and why an officer would refuse over the difference. Then the scorecard, the lines that cost you, and the fixes.

What is on his screen

Every field you file is a question he can already check the answer to. This list is generated from the form itself.

    What you get at the end

    Not a grade. A list of the things a real officer could refuse you over — starting with the ones your own form contradicts.

    2 likely refusal reasons found

    “Likely refusal. You contradicted your own form twice, and the second time you could not explain it.”

    Who is paying for this trip?

    On your form

    My sister in Chicago is paying for the trip

    At the window

    “My company is, uh, my employer is covering it.”

    Why it mattersAn undisclosed sponsor is a misrepresentation risk, and the officer now doubts the rest of the form.

    Form consistency
    3
    Purpose & funding
    4
    Ties to home country
    7