Why US Visa Officers Ask About Harm or Mistreatment in India

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US visa interviews for India applicants often begin by asking about harm or mistreatment in India.
This question screens for asylum intent, checks for human trafficking, and assesses credibility by understanding the applicant's personal background and the socio-political context of India.

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US visa interviews for India applicants often begin by asking about harm or mistreatment in India. This question screens for asylum intent, checks for human trafficking, and assesses credibility by understanding the applicant's personal background and the socio-political context of India.

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