Are you ready to showcase your products and services on an international stage? The B1 Visa for Selling is your entryway to the U.S. market, allowing you to participate in exhibitions, trade shows, and related promotional activities. Whether you’re establishing an exhibition booth or presenting at a major event, this visa provides a unique opportunity to connect with global buyers, explore new markets, and elevate your brand.

B1 Visa for Selling: Your Gateway to International Markets

Designed for business professionals, entrepreneurs, and exporters, the B1 Visa for Selling supports short-term entry into the United States for:

• Exhibiting products or services at trade shows or expos
  
  
• Setting up and managing a booth to promote your business
  
  
• Meeting potential clients or partners to explore expansion opportunities
  
  

This visa does not allow direct sales or order fulfillment within the U.S., but it enables you to market and promote your offerings, conduct market research, and engage in high-impact business development.

Key Features of the B1 Visa for Selling

Exhibition Participation
 Gain exposure to a wide audience by showcasing your business at prominent trade shows and industry events across the U.S.

Booth Setup & Promotion
 Establish a dynamic exhibition booth to engage potential partners, distributors, and customers—boosting your visibility and brand presence.

Market Exploration
 Use your time in the U.S. to explore potential partnerships, assess market trends, and build valuable industry relationships that can power your international growth.

How to Apply: Navigating the B1 Visa Process for Selling

Getting started is straightforward with the right guidance. Here’s how:

1. Complete the DS-160 Form
    Fill out the nonimmigrant visa application, clearly outlining your business purpose and the event you plan to attend.
   
   
2. Prepare Supporting Documents
    Gather materials including:
   
   

• A formal invitation or confirmation of your participation in a U.S. trade show or exhibition
  
  
• Proof of your business operations and intent to return home
  
  
• Details about your exhibition booth, event agenda, and business goals
  
  

  3. Pay the Visa Fee and Schedule Your Interview
 Submit your application fee and attend a visa interview at a U.S. Embassy or Consulate. Be prepared to explain your objectives and provide evidence of your business intent.

Partner with Larhdel Law for a Smooth Application Process

At Larhdel Law, we specialize in helping professionals navigate the B1 Visa process with confidence and clarity. If you’re planning to participate in U.S. exhibitions, promote your business, or explore global opportunities, we’re here to assist every step of the way.

Contact us today to schedule a consultation. Let’s take the first step together toward growing your business on the global stage—with the support and expertise of Larhdel Law.