Can anyone give me some information I need about my visa to study in the United States

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1. i-20

2. ds3. offer letter

4.Proof of deposit, proof of property, invoice for car purchase, proof of parents' salary, and tax bills. The savings and parents' salary for the next 4 years should be able to meet your expenses for at least 4 years, but generally 500,000 yuan is about the same.

5.Passport.

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7.TOEFL and SAT transcripts.

8. certificate of sevis fee ($100)certificate of visa appointment fee($131)

Other high school diplomas can also be brought with you. Now the visa is very good.

Instead of finding a professional agent to give you training, I suggest you go to the forum to see the visa experience. Because VOs have been working for so long, they know very well what the answer is to the intermediary, and it will be more dangerous to be the same as others when the time comes.

U.S. visa officers are mainly concerned about whether you have enough money to study abroad and will not go to illegal work.

So how do you prove that your parents have enough money? There are several to prove:

1。Proof of income of the parents, including the past few years, so that the real income can be seen. A tax bill is just another thing to prove how much you earn.

If the income reported on the tax form is very small, and your parents' income certificate is written a lot, or vice versa, the two sides do not match, it may be considered as fraud and the visa will be denied.

2。Proof of deposit from yours or your parents. But the deposit needs to prove that it is long-term and not something you borrowed to meet on a temporary basis.

So if you have a deposit slip for a few years, which proves that the deposit has been there all the time, and it is slowly increasing, then the deposit slip is still available.

3。College scholarships, if Saint Louis University gives you this, can also be considered part of your financial resources.

4。Proof of property and invoices for the purchase of a car are proof that you have other assets. If necessary, it can be sold to support you to study abroad. However, since these can also be borrowed temporarily, it usually depends on how long they have been owned.

So how much financial proof is needed? Take a look at this one at your school. The school will usually give an approximate figure (living expenses plus tuition, tuition and fees). At the very least, you need to have the cost of supporting your 4 years of college or your future income.

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Regarding the income certificate, it must be more than the tuition and living expenses you need, otherwise how to prove that you will not be forced to work because you have no money during your studies in the United States.

For the details of the interview, it is recommended that you find a professional trainer, after all, they are experienced.

It's really all about everything.

Both deposits and income are looked at.

As we all know, if you want to study in the United States, applying for a student visa is a very important link, but many people do not know how to apply for a visa to study in the United States.

How to apply for a student visa in the United States

1. Complete the Electronic Application for Nonimmigrant Visa (DS-160).

2. Pay the visa application fee.

3. Make an appointment for an interview.

4. The following three pieces of information must be provided: passport number, and the number on the receipt of visa application payment.

5. Please come to the embassy or consulate for an interview at the appointed time.

U.S. student visa documents

1. Passport: The passport must be valid for at least six months beyond the intended period of stay in the United States; At least 2 blank pages.

2. Photos: 2 color photos taken in the past 6 months with a white background.

3. ID card: original valid ID card.

4. Hukou booklet: the original Hukou booklet, if it is a collective hukou, the home page and my page can be provided.

5. Medical birth certificate: original medical birth certificate.

6. Admission Notice: Admission email and scholarship description email sent by the school.

7. Form I-20: The original Form I-20, issued by the American school, should be signed and dated on the horizontal line of the original Form I-20, and parents of students under the age of 18 also need to sign.

8. School certificate.

9. Transcript: The school's transcript is called for spring.

10. Study plan for picking up suspicions in the United States: Graduate applicants and applicants with work experience are recommended to provide.

Types of student visas in the United States

1. F-1 visa.

1) The F-1 visa is closely related to international students, and students who go to study in the United States need to apply for an F-1 student visa.

2) However, it does not mean that you can apply for an F-1 visa at any time if you want to study in the United States, and the application for an F-1 visa needs to meet certain conditions.

2. J-1 visa.

The J-1 visa is a visitor visa for scholars to the United States, and the following conditions must be met to apply for this visa:

1) Entering the United States' most accredited formal colleges, community colleges, junior and senior high schools, elementary schools, language training centers and other educational institutions for short-term visits, internships, study tours, and training, including degree students from the state.

2) Be able to communicate fluently in English.

3. M visa.

The M visa is a short-term vocational training visa for traveling to the United States during the holidays, and the training does not include language training centers and language schools, and is generally a college or university.