First trip to the United States, immigration customs and immigration officials

I went to America last June and gave you some reference information. Some may not be clear ... please forgive me.

1 I did get a lot of cards (I went for an internship for three months) and finally I got a J- 1 visa. If you are traveling, you should be issued a B-5 visa. There is an I-94 card. Sorry, I made a mistake. This is a card issued on the plane, stating what entry items you have brought and what its value is. There are some other materials to be prepared. The first one is a color printed form filled in online by the US Security Bureau before the visa, named DS- 160. Fill out this form online, then print the confirmation page and take it to the interview! ! ! ! The second is the payment receipt (visa fee 1000 yuan or more)

Ask where you live and where you go, and show him your information. If you really don't understand, just ask in Chinese, haha

I entered Seattle. At that time, I flew from Shanghai to Boston and transferred to Los Angeles. I received some inquiries in Los Angeles, asking about your visa, what you are going to do and how long you will stay. So many people, basically 80% are from China. There is no problem where to enter the country ... you have a legitimate purpose and complete information, and people will not let you go.

It seems that domestic planes still have to be checked, slippers, clothes and bags. It seems that no one is interrogating you ... hahahaha.

But the information must be preserved. ..........................................................................................................................................................................

I wish you all the best ... Have a nice trip ... May everyone be safe! ! !

Ah, ah, ah, I miss my internship last year. Oh, envy, jealousy, hate!

Just show him your passport when you enter the country ... your visa is attached to your passport ... and then you don't need to show him anything.

There is no need to re-enter the country.