The U.S. certified that I signed, but I didn t go, will there be any impact?

If you don't go after getting your visa, you should need to cancel your visa.

The consequence of not canceling the visa is three months after the date of the visa.

Cannot enter or leave the United States.

The blacklist probably won't.

When you go to the embassy for a visa, explain to the visa officer why you didn't go last time.

Have the experience of successfully signing last time.

Maybe it will also help you sign this time.

No, it will help you with your next visa to some extent.

Explain to the consulate that it's okay because you're sick. Feel relieved.

The school arranged for me to do an internship again this year. I wonder if I didn't go to the United States after the visa was passed at that time, would I be blacklisted?

A: No. There is no such thing as being blacklisted if you don't go.

Or should I explain it to the consulate?

A: When continuing the visa, you may need to explain.

They have a record in their database that issued you a visa, but your DS-156 (or 157, I can't remember exactly) doesn't have a record of going to the U.S. after August '08. The visa officer may be a little confused. If asked, you can just explain the situation with the same confidence.

In addition, the employment rate in the United States has fallen so fast, so I should talk less about intern and more about traineeship, and more about how your experience in the United States can help you return to your home country for development. No problem.

It won't have any effect. I don't know what visa you are getting, but if it's a business visa, it's a multiple-entry year, and you can enter and leave the U.S. at any time as long as the visa is valid. And if you still sign the same type of visa within one year of the visa expiration, you don't need to go to the interview to sign it, you can find CITIC Bank to sign on your behalf, which is cheap and trouble-free.

It does not affect the visa is generally valid for one year, and it is okay if you have time later and go within the validity period.

You can only sign again.

Precautions for improving the approval rate of student visas in the United States.

1. Financial aid.

This is usually the most important reason for getting a visa. Depending on the course and duration of the course requested, as well as the location of the school, students are required to provide proof of financial assistance sufficient to cover tuition fees and living expenses during their studies. According to experts who study abroad, generally speaking, it is more certain that you need to have the ability to provide financial assistance of more than 200,000 yuan per year.

In addition, whether or not you can get a scholarship from the school will also have a subtle impact on the success rate of the visa. Recently, the company will have a special lecture to analyze how to apply for college scholarships in the United States.

2. Major.

Due to the particularity of the United States, students should try to choose some regular majors when choosing a major to study in the United States. For example, sensitive majors such as aerospace, biochemistry, and military are best avoided. Although there has been a trend of relaxation of professional review in the United States since the beginning of this year, and the review period has been shortened to two to three weeks, for the vast majority of Chinese students, it is still appropriate to choose a regular major.

3. Application documents.

Before the interview, you should carefully check the materials to be submitted and fill out the application carefully**. It would be a pity if there were technical mistakes in these details that led to the refusal of a visa.

4. Visa interview.

Each student attending the visa interview has a few minutes to meet face-to-face with the visa officer, who will make a yes or no decision based on that. The expert warned the students that no matter what the visa officer's problem is, he actually wants to prove some background information: such as whether the applicant has enough financial means to complete the study in the United States; whether the real purpose is to learn; Applicants will definitely return to their home country after completing their studies, etc.

So as long as you deal with it correctly, the chances of getting a visa are still very high.