US B1/B2 Visa
Dummy Ticket for US Visa
Flight reservation for US B1/B2 and related nonimmigrant applications — show intended travel on DS-160 and at interview without buying a full-price ticket first.
Why applicants use a dummy ticket for US visas
Consular officers often expect a travel itinerary for B1/B2 interviews. A temporary reservation demonstrates planned dates and routing while you wait for a visa decision.
DummysFlight delivers a professional PDF with real flight data and optional verifiable PNR so you can confirm the booking the same way an officer might.
US visa itinerary checklist
- ✓Outbound and return (or onward) dates consistent with DS-160 answers
- ✓Passenger name matching passport / DS-160
- ✓Clear city pairs and airline details
- ✓PDF you can print for the interview folder
- ✓Optional live PNR for stricter posts that spot-check bookings
Trip type tip: Return reservations are safest for tourist/business visitor intent. Align dates with your interview narrative and invitation letters.
Accepted at major centres
US Embassy / Consulate
Interview and adjudication
CGI Federal
US visa appointment services in many countries
VFS Global
Selected US visa support centres
How it works
Enter travel details
Passport name, cities, and dates matching your visa forms.
Pay securely
Transparent pricing — far less than a refundable airfare.
Download PDF
Submit with your dossier. Verify PNR on the airline site if needed.
US visa dummy ticket FAQs
Do I need a dummy ticket for a US B1/B2 visa?▼
It is commonly requested as supporting evidence of travel plans. Requirements vary by post, but a clear itinerary strengthens DS-160 and interview preparation.
Will the consular officer verify my PNR?▼
Some officers check booking references. Using a verifiable reservation reduces the risk of a fabricated PDF being exposed.
Can I change dates after booking?▼
If your interview moves, order a new reservation closer to the appointment so details stay current.
Is a one-way ticket enough for a US visitor visa?▼
Return or clear onward travel better supports nonimmigrant intent. One-way alone may raise questions.
Where can I learn more?▼
See our in-depth blog guide on dummy tickets for US visas, then book from the commercial page CTA when ready.
Related reading
This page is for booking-ready applicants. For deeper educational guides, see: