Visa experience: the visa was refused because of too much deposit.

The phone rang at 15: 30. It was Jessica.

Jessica: Maggie, I was refused a visa.

Maggie: What? You were refused a visa? ! Don't be sad.

Jessica: I think it's my savings.

Maggie: No way. Because you have no savings? This is unlikely. It is normal for young people to have no savings.

Jessica: Because I have too much savings.

Maggie: You never told me how much money you had. You've only been working for two years, so I think even if you have savings, it's only 350 thousand. How can it be more?

Jessica: Sorry, Maggie, I didn't tell you. Well, as soon as I went, the visa officer asked me why I went to the United States, and I told him, "I'm going to the United States to participate in American Paper World USA"; June 13 "; The visa officer asked again, "How many years have you been in this company? "I said two years. He asked me about my salary, and I said 6800. Then I took out the income certificate issued by the company and handed it to him. He asked my husband how much he earned, and I told him. Then I saw him doing exercises on the computer for a while and asked me how much money I earned. I didn't hear you clearly. He said it again. I answered 6800, and then I paid the bank deposit. Then he did some exercises on the computer for a while.

Then, he gave me a yellow list, let me go and let the next person apply for a visa. So I was refused a visa.

Maggie: I still don't understand. Why did he refuse you after seeing your bank account?

Jessica: I suddenly realized that this deposit slip turned me down. I've only been working for two years, and now it's only 6800 a month. My husband and I can't save so much money together, there are 320 thousand. So, I think. ...

Maggie: God, you didn't tell me you had so much money.

Jessica: Yes, I shouldn't take it out for a while. I was thinking, the more money, the better. But I didn't expect to be rejected.

Jessica was refused a visa because she had too much savings. Afterwards, she also knew that she was wrong. The most taboo of visas is dishonesty. Now she is dishonest in the eyes of visa officers. She was originally on a legitimate business trip, but the visa officer repeatedly confirmed her income just to determine one thing: whether her deposit slip was specially prepared for visas; In this case, the possibility of immigration cannot be ruled out. The visa was refused because there were too many deposits.