What should I do with a U.S. visa? Is it hard to do?

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Get it, get it.

Understand the process and prepare the materials.

1.Full profile form.

2.Take a visa**, go to the photo studio and explain that it is a visa.

3.Passport first page and entry and exit page**.

The above three materials are used to fill in the information of DS160 online application**, and after submitting**, you can pay the fee to make an appointment for the interview time.

Our professional visa team will provide professional information evaluation and advice based on the information provided by the customer, give a visa plan, and wait for confirmation before starting the formal visa process.

Make an appointment for an interview. The company will fill out the DS-160 application form based on the content of the customer's personal information form and assist the customer in applying for an appointment for an interview.

Interview address. Guangzhou.

page1U.S. Consulate General Beijing (Guangzhou).

Huaxia Road, Zhujiang New Town, Tianhe District, Guangzhou (near Exit B1 of Zhujiang New Town Station of Metro Line 3 or Line 5). All visa applicants who have made an appointment for an interview should proceed to the Consular Section Guest Entrance on Huaxia Road.

Beijing. page2

U.S. Embassy in Beijing

Ritan Branch: No. 2, Xiushui East Street, Jianguomen, Beijing, 100600

Chengdu. page3

U.S. Consulate General in Chengdu

No. 4, Consulate Road, Chengdu, Sichuan, 610041

Shanghai. page4

U.S. Consulate General Shanghai

8th Floor, Westgate Plaza, 1038 West Nanjing Road, Shanghai, 200041

Shenyang. page5

U.S. Consulate General in Shenyang

No. 52, Shishiwei Road, Heping District, Shenyang, 110003

Interview materials. USA-China Bridge will make an appointment for your interview.

Assist you in preparing the documents for the interview.

1.Passport, DS-160 confirmation page, appointment letter;

2.ID card, household registration book, marriage certificate (divorce certificate);

3.Work and leave certificate, business license (or organization certificate).

4.Assets (fixed assets: real estate, vehicle property;

Non-fixed assets: bank deposits, flows);

5.Itinerary for travel purposes: medical and morning destinations for medical and morning purposes;

6.Other supporting materials: family**, travel**, asset investment, etc.

It's really hard to sign. I don't know if you are traveling independently or in a group.

If you are on a tour, the travel agency is generally very experienced and can help you handle it. When you say it helps, you actually tell you what information to provide. For example, proof of personal income, real estate, car, in short, private property, etc.

If you are in the country, you have a house and a car, and the salary is good. It doesn't look like I'll stay in the U.S., and it's much more likely that the visa will be issued.

If you don't have any assets in the country, the salary is not high. That's almost impossible.

Another is whether you travel a lot. How many countries have you been to? Are they all developed countries?

When I was planning to go to Europe before, I had never been to other countries, and even if I provided proof of personal assets and salary, I couldn't do it.

But my friend, who loves to travel, has been to many countries. The information between the two of us is similar, the only thing he is better than me is that he has been to many countries. When I applied for a visa, he passed, and I didn't.

Therefore, if you want to go to some developed countries, it is recommended to go to some small countries first and gradually accumulate travel experience.

If the salary is high, it is good, if the salary is low or freelance, you can first attach to a company, let the company use the company's salary to you every month, and you need at least 6 months of flow certificate.

After that, the assets in your name prove that the more the merrier. Let the company you are affiliated with open a certificate that proves that you will continue to work in the company when you return from travel. Remember to prove to be bilingual. Copies of academic qualifications.

All kinds of certificates are done, and you also have the experience of traveling to other countries frequently. The odds of success are still very good.

The U.S. visa is more difficult, mainly depending on the applicant's information.

The factors that can be passed on a visa are:

1. Whether you have been to a country that is as developed as the United States;

2. Whether they are married with children or single and divorced;

3. What are the assets under the name;

4. Whether there is a stable job;

5 The household registration is not a sensitive area.

One of the most important things that affects the success of the U.S. visa is the interview, where you should briefly explain the reason for going to the U.S. and prove that the plan is only temporary and that you do not intend to stay in the U.S. for a long time.

There is no standard answer to the question asked by the visa officer, as long as you can express it smoothly and correctly, you will not refuse a visa without special circumstances.

It is not difficult to apply for a visa to the United States, but there are still many places to pay attention to, it is recommended to find a professional agency to handle it on your behalf, if you do it yourself, it is best to look at more strategies. My friend asked Liu Yu and Bateman Law Firm in the United States last time, and they are more professional.

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In fact, whether the visa is approved or not mainly depends on whether we can convince the visa officer that we will come back after going to the country, and if the visa officer believes that we will come back after going to the country, he will give us the visa! The visa officer will conduct a thorough examination of the applicant in the following aspects:

Whether your personal information is good enough, such as having a house and a car, and having a stable job.

Whether there is an exit record from a developed country.

Whether you are married and have a stable family, such as married with children.

Whether or not you performed consistently during the interview. Whether the information provided is true.

Whether the household registration is in a sensitive area, Fujian in the south, the three northeastern provinces in the north, Henan, Hebei, Shandong, and Tianjin in the middle. There are more people running in these areas, so the embassy review is relatively strict, and the visa approval rate is relatively low.

Only if you meet these requirements of the embassy in all aspects, the visa officer will give you a visa, and if you cannot prove to the visa officer that you are binding enough to return to China, you will definitely be denied a visa.

If you handle it yourself, you need all kinds of supporting documents, running back and forth, time-consuming and laborious, and in the end it may not be able to do it, it is better to find a **business to help you apply for a visa, the processing is very fast, strictly review the information, free review, easy preparation of information just to solve the visa problems for you, ** is also more suitable.

The overall pass rate of the United States is not very good, and the national average is only 40% of the visa issuance rate, because the United States is a developed country, and there is a certain probability of refusal

Have you ever been to a country that is as developed as the United States?

Are you married, have children, or are you single or divorced?

What about the assets under your name?

Do you have a stable job?

Is the hukou a sensitive area?

If you have a good combination of these options, then the possibility of getting the visa approved is greater.

Personally, I feel that the U.S. visa is not so difficult, as long as you prepare the materials one by one according to the requirements, you have a chance of passing. As for the materials, I won't go into details, you can go to the U.S. Visa Application Center to have a look, the above requirements are very detailed, and the corresponding preparation is OK. But if you are a blank book and your English is not good, you must be more cautious.

There are only four necessary materials: [ID card, passport, DS-160, face-to-face appointment confirmation page] The so-called supporting materials: itinerary plan, work certificate, bank statement, deposit certificate, family photo, etc., are not necessary!!

Sometimes the visa officer really won't look at it, but you can bring it. Fill in the form (DS-160) stage: 1. If there is no rare word in the name, you can leave it blank and check "does not supply".

2. Do you have relatives in the United States, if you are not your parents, your parents, your biological brothers and sisters, don't fill in. 3. You feel that you don't have enough financial resources, but your family can support you to play, and whoever helps you pay for your travel expenses should write the family truthfully. Interview nirvana!

Key points: Be polite, keep smiling, walk with multiple people, and speak with one person. And most importantly:

It's not difficult, the specific friend upstairs said in detail, I'll add some precautions:

You can find an intermediary or apply for a visa by yourself, and the advantage of applying for a visa by yourself is that you can fill out the DS160 form by yourself, and you will not be unable to answer during the interview; Moreover, there are visa centers in developed countries in China, and there are detailed visa application strategies, which can save the cost of finding an intermediary.

Then, whether you are looking for an intermediary or not, you have to run it yourself.

In fact, if you can't find an intermediary, you still have to solve the problem of improving the signing rate, so you can pay more attention to these aspects: first of all, you must ensure the authenticity of the information, especially the information such as bank statement certificate or travel bill; Then when filling out the DS160 form, you must write as much information as possible that is beneficial to you, write as much as you can, of course, don't hide what is unfavorable, but prepare well, and it is best to avoid it skillfully during the interview.

In fact, you can take a look at this kind of article "Is it difficult to get a U.S. visa now?" Having this information in time is the only way to get a U.S. visa with ease. 》

3. Pay the visa fee.

4. Make an appointment for an interview.

5. Attend the interview.

6. Obtaining a visa. If your visa is approved, the visa will be sent to the location specified at the time of your appointment. As long as you keep smiling, generous, honest and confident, there is no problem with visa approval!

The United States is a country that values integrity, and it is important to avoid deception in the process of preparing documents and interviews.

I think that the U.S. visa is indeed more difficult to obtain than other countries, and there is an interview link, no matter which link there is a problem, it is easy to lead to the occurrence of visa refusal, and the applicants who are easy to be denied a U.S. visa are in these categories

1. White passport, no previous visa application record from any country 2. No house or car under the name, and the elderly are unmarried.

3. If you do not have a stable job and income, or your income is relatively small, then it is easier to be rejected when applying for a U.S. visa.