What to pay attention to when applying for a U.S. visa

To apply for a U.S. tourist visa (B2) as an individual, you will need to fill out and submit the electronic application for a nonimmigrant visa (DS-160) online, pay the fee, and schedule an interview. In particular, we remind you to pay attention to the following precautions when applying for a U.S. visa: 1. For U.S. visas, you need to make an appointment for an interview in advance, usually one month in advance.

2. The visa application fee must be paid before the U.S. visa appointment, and a receipt will be received after payment, which is valid for one year from the date of payment, is non-refundable and non-transferable, and you must make an appointment for an interview before the receipt expires, that is, within one year after the payment of the fee. If no appointment is made during this period or the appointment is not scheduled, your receipt will expire and you will have to pay the application fee again and start the liuche process again. 3. Guests who have applied for immigrant or non-immigrant visas, regardless of whether their previous applications have been approved or not, must truthfully state; 4. Anyone who has immediate family members in the United States, regardless of whether they go to visit or not, must truthfully explain; 5. All supporting materials should be fully prepared as much as possible, and the original should be brought to the interview, so that the visa officer can check the specific precautions for various materials, and you are welcome to consult for more detailed information.

2. U.S. visa applications usually require an interview, and the corresponding company will provide customers with an appointment for a U.S. visa interview. Appointments are usually made one month in advance. In peak season, please 2-3 months in advance;

3. Since November 15, 2010, the visa fee receipt number must be provided for the U.S. visa appointment, a receipt corresponds to one person, and the binding mechanism cannot be modified, and the interview time can be rescheduled for free once after the appointment, and then a service fee of 50 yuan will be charged for each reappointment, and the interview will be canceled after the appointment, and the visa fee will not be refunded.

4. The interview appointment for the U.S. visa application needs to provide: personal information form, a copy of the first page of the passport. IWC will provide U.S. visa applicants with written U.S. interview visa considerations and required documents. and face-to-face training prior to the interview;

5. It is recommended that all the original documents of the U.S. visa application materials should be brought to the interview so that the visa officer can check them in time (ID card, household registration book, divorce certificate, retirement certificate, real estate certificate, motor vehicle driver's license, bank certificate, etc.).

6. All guests who have applied for immigrant visas or non-immigrant visas, regardless of whether their previous applications have been approved or not, must truthfully state; Anyone who has an immediate family member in the U.S., whether or not they are visiting them, must be truthful.

The rate of U.S. visa denial depends largely on the individual applicant, as long as the applicant's conditions and performance at the interview can meet the requirements of the consular officer, then the U.S. visa can generally be obtained. I would like to give you three tips for applying for a U.S. visa:

1.The materials are well prepared, authentic and effective.

This is an important point, and the U.S. embassy or consulate will also review the applicant based on the documents and decide whether to obtain a visa. Be sure to remember the I-20** for student visas, as well as for work visas.

2.Arrive on time for the interview, and show confidence and generosity.

Applicants need to answer the visa officer's questions truthfully and honestly, do not say superfluous words, answer whatever they ask, and if they do not hear clearly, they can politely ask the visa officer to repeat it again, and do not ignore it.

3.Sensitive areas.

If the applicant is in a sensitive area, then it is important to prove to the visa officer that he or she has financial strength, domestic constraints, work schedules, and when he or she will return to his or her home country.

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In the process of studying in the United States, you must have sufficient funds, and then you must not have the intention to immigrate. Precautions for personal behavior during the interview: From the beginning of entering the visa hall, all your manners will be under the observation and control of the visa officer, so please be sure to pay attention to your appearance and speech and demeanor, do not talk to other applicants, sit quietly in your seat, do not look left and right, maintain a good sitting posture, you must know that in this link, you have entered the observation range of the visa officer, pay attention to your speech and expression, please be steady and natural.

Until it's your turn to sign up. During the waiting period, you can read the materials you bring with you and the books and materials provided by the embassy, and do not do other things that are not related to the interview, such as listening to your Walkman with headphones, reading newspapers and magazines, etc.

1.Assertive.

It's the psychology of Americans, who respect people who have self-confidence. It is a peaceful and steady attitude. When talking to a visa officer, talk to him in an communicative tone.

Don't cower and tense tightly, otherwise it will give the visa officer a feeling of nervousness and resistance. Of course, this is based on a solid background and adequate preparation.

2.Naturally generous.

This is important. Try to smile when you face off, and when answering the visa officer's questions, you must focus your eyes on the visa officer, and do not look around and be absent-minded. Before the interview, you need to spend more effort than ever to improve your presentation skills, and express your presentation, communication and communication skills freely based on English.

3.Have the right mentality.

Peace of mind, to have a rational understanding of visa refusal, to apply for a visa as a test of their own quality, holding a peaceful mind will help to play naturally, but also in an unfavorable situation to reverse the situation, in the interview is difficult, or the existing visa situation is unfavorable, it is necessary to calmly respond to the battle, at this time, you need to hold the mentality of death and then life, continue the process of interviewing, after the state is relaxed, there will often be peaks and loops, the applicant will play at a high level, and finally get the visa by surprise.

4.The goal is clear.

Interview performance plays a decisive role in the success of the visa, and it is very important for applicants to prepare carefully for the interview. Interviews are short and usually in English. Especially for introverts, it is recommended to participate in professional interview training, formulate an interview plan according to their own characteristics, adjust their mentality, and know how to avoid common mistakes in interviews.

Pay attention to your dress as generous and natural as possible, in line with your identity and role, girls should wear light makeup, but do not wear heavy makeup, and the hair is scattered.

It's easy, just don't let VO think you're immigratory.

As the world's superpower, the United States attracts hundreds of thousands of Chinese citizens every year. As the most accessible embassy or consulate in China, the U.S. Embassy in Beijing has a unique visa processing system: because an interview is required, the preparation of documents is no longer so important.

Fill out your application wisely** and have a decent interview will be the key to obtaining your visa.

The study abroad experts of the two best American study abroad agencies in Beijing, Beijing Jiahua Star and Beijing Huaheng, have summarized the steps for you to sign and transfer the permit as follows:

Step 1: Apply for a passport.

Regardless of the country's visa, you must have a passport from your home country, and the U.S. visa is no exception.

Step 2: Decide where you want to get your visa.

There are five visa locations in the country: Beijing, Shanghai, Guangdong, Chengdu and Shenyang.

Step 3: Make an appointment for your visa.

Step 4: Determine your visa type.

The common types are: students sign F1, spouses and children sign F2; J1 for visiting scholars (exchange scholars), J2 for spouses and children; Business visa B1; B2 for travel and family visits; H1B for work visas (U.S. companies) and H4 for spouses and children.

Step 5: Prepare the materials.

Depending on the type of visa, the materials will naturally be different. In general, your passport, completed DS form, and receipt of visa fee. Please note that there are some things that cannot be brought in, including electronic products (such as hand hole Zheng machine, USB flash drive, CD), metal products (such as scissors), school bags, luggage, etc.

Step 6: Interview with the embassy.

The main purpose of the interview is to check your foreign language skills and see if you are able to communicate and live without barriers. Be mindful of your own appearance (clean and tidy, try not to bring jewelry), speak at your normal pace, not too fast, and don't get nervous. Don't be nervous even if you don't know how to say anything at the time of the problem, and see if there is another alternative.

Unlike other exams, the main purpose of the interview is to check whether you are able to talk and communicate with foreigners. Of course, you need to pay attention to your appearance, speak quickly, talk, and don't be nervous, and treat it with a normal attitude of speaking and communicating.

There is no trick to a U.S. visa, as long as you have a special memory, it will be approved.

There's no trick to it, you just have to wait for their approval after you submit your documents.

First of all, visa officers are also human beings, and we need to impress them with our true emotions.

1) To make the material true and in place; I really believe that you know very well, that is, you must not deceive, and in place is mainly that your Chinese learning background materials must be complete, and the guarantor's guarantee materials must be complete, and this completeness should be made according to the different nature of the guarantor's work to make extended preparations; Then there are other auxiliary materials, such as fixed assets, **, ** and the like;

2) You can take the initiative to show the visa officer the materials they need or are more interested in, so that the visa officer can further understand your actual situation;

3) Speak in an orderly manner, you can't remember what to say, and it is recommended that you can elaborate from left to right on the I-20;

4) The thing about you not taking the TOEFL is more sensitive, this does not necessarily mean that you are busy is the best answer, the organization of the general visa answer depends on the whole set of application materials, if your school average score is very good, then maybe you can say so, if it is just general or there is no other better excuse, your statement will feel very far-fetched;

5) As for the flexibility to answer the question, it is actually very simple, because the visa is nothing more than a few points: study plan, repatriation plan, financial guarantee, etc.; They will often change questions to ask questions, which is nothing more than to know whether your materials and explanations are true and whether your purpose is clear;

6) If the visa officer sees that you do not have a TOEFL score, they may talk to you in Chinese, here, I suggest that it is better to answer in English, maybe they are testing your English to what extent.

Finally, I suggest that you do your best to be prepared for such a situation, every year I meet many students like you, in fact, it is not very difficult, the most important thing is to do your homework! Finally, I wish you a smooth visa to start your new journey!

Each visa officer has to meet with hundreds of people every day, and they don't ask you too much. The most important questions you have to prepare for are the following: What are you going to do in the United States?

Do you have relatives in the U.S.?

You can say TOEFL questions, I don't think I'm ready yet, but I'll take the test as soon as I get to the United States.

Don't panic, be confident, you're not a ****, what are you afraid of?

1. The attitude must be confident, don't stammer, meet someone who doesn't understand, smile and ask her pardon, or ask her to say Chinese, the visa manager himself also knows that sometimes their horn is sometimes not very good;

2. Generally speaking, she won't ask any cold questions, that is, what do you go to, what school, why did you choose this school and major, will you come back (definitely come back) or something, you can go to the Internet to search for it, many such questions and answers, and prepare to prepare. If you really encounter something that is not in the materials, just answer her real situation, and remember to avoid immigration tendencies. Don't try to avoid any "sudden questions" (usually there are no sudden questions), just answer them in a real and natural way, and there is nothing unpleasant.