VisaScore™ Readiness Index
Consular approval probability calculated live from your voice mock interview
How VisaScore™ is Calculated: Live Voice Dialogue, Not Multiple Choice
Consular officers under INA Section 214(b) never issue written multiple-choice tests. Approval or refusal is determined by oral credibility, factual specificity, funding clarity, and lack of hesitation during a 90-second cross-examination. Your VisaScore™ is derived directly from your spoken responses during our voice mock interviews.
Calculate Your Official VisaScore™ in a 90-Second Voice Mock
Speak directly to our AI Consular Officer. Under Section 214(b) of the Immigration & Nationality Act, your spoken answers, hesitation, financial logic, and ties are evaluated live to compute your verified 0–100 VisaScore™.
The 4 Consular Vectors Measured Live During Your Interview
Our AI officer listens to your tone, timing, and word choice to score you against actual consular adjudication rules.
INA 214(b) Non-Immigrant Intent
The law legally mandates officers to presume every applicant intends to immigrate until they prove compelling home ties. Our engine detects fatal intent phrases (“stay permanently”, “look for jobs”) vs domestic anchors.
DS-160 Verbal Consistency & Funding
Officers cross-examine your answers against written filings. Conflicting answers between bank statements, parent income, and loan sanctions immediately lower your VisaScore.
Purpose & Academic Specificity
Generic answers (“Good university, good ranking”) trigger officer suspicion. VisaScore awards points for concrete elective course names, faculty advisors, and targeted domestic roles upon return.
Fluency, Brevity & Composure
Interview windows are rapid (60–120s). Our audio pipeline checks response latency (<3s), answer brevity (15–22 seconds), elimination of verbal fillers (um/uh), and conversational confidence.
Consulate Approval Benchmarks & Passing Thresholds
Approval standards vary by post due to local refusal statistics. Select a consulate to view its minimum VisaScore™ threshold.
US Consulate General · Hyderabad
India
77 / 100
At the Hyderabad consular post, candidates who score above 77 during their mock interview demonstrate the verbal non-immigrant intent, funding clarity, and composure needed to avoid Section 214(b) refusal slips.