F.A.Q.

1. What is the M-1 visa?

The M-1 visa is a non-immigrant visa issued to students attending vocational or non-academic training programs, such as flight training.

2. Do I need to schedule my visa interview in my home country?

It is recommended to apply for your visa in your country of residence. However, you may be able to schedule an interview in another country if appointment availability allows.

3. What should I do if I make a mistake on my DS-160 application?

If you make an error on your DS-160 form, you will need to complete a new application and submit the correct information before your visa interview.

4. Who can I contact for assistance with my visa application?

You can contact ATP.Academy’s admissions team for guidance and assistance throughout the visa application process.

5. Can my family accompany me on an M-1 visa?

Yes, dependents (spouse and children) can apply for an M-2 visa to accompany you, but they cannot work or study while in the U.S.

6. How long can I stay in the U.S. with an M-1 visa?

The M-1 visa is typically granted for the duration of your training program plus an additional 30-day grace period. Extensions may be possible under specific circumstances.

7. What if my visa is denied?

Review the denial reason, correct any issues, and reapply with updated documentation.

8. What is the SEVIS I-901 fee?

A required fee to track student visa holders, payable online before your visa interview.

9. What documents are required for the M-1 visa application?

You will need the I-20 form issued by SkyEagle Aviation Academy (ATP.Academy is DBA), proof of SEVIS I-901 fee payment, a valid passport, your visa interview appointment confirmation, a passport-style photo, and financial documents proving your ability to cover tuition and living expenses.