Watch out! These actions will lead to your deportation to the United States.

Getting a 10 American visa does not mean entering the US Customs. Recently, another 30-year-old China resident with a tourist visa of 10 B2 was tragically repatriated at the airport. The problem lies in this seemingly ordinary customs declaration form! It turns out that this person wrote a non-hotel address in the address bar of studying in the United States. When the customs officers checked, it turned out to be a home address. When asked by the immigration officer, the man said the address was the address of his sister's home in America. Then the problem is coming. The immigration officer found through the computer system that the tourist clearly stated in DS- 160 (visa application form for the United States) that there were no immediate family members and other family members in the United States.

The Customs decided that this behavior of China man was a deliberate lie and failed to provide visa materials truthfully! So the man stayed at the airport for a few hours and was directly repatriated to China!

Should relatives and friends declare truthfully in the United States? What happened to this repatriated China man is not unique. Many tourists, scholars and international students from China need to fill in the DS 160 form when they apply for visas, and they often encounter such entanglements. Should I write about the relationship between seven aunts and eight aunts who have immigrated to the United States for many years? Will there be an immigration tendency to fill in truthfully? Not writing is cheating. If found, it will be refused or repatriated!

The duty of American visa officers is to stop potential illegal immigrants. When he/she faces each applicant, he/she first assumes that the other person has an immigration tendency, and then judges whether this assumption is true by asking questions and reading materials.

Eliminating the assumption of immigration officials about your immigration tendency is by no means by hiding your relatives in the United States. The most important thing is to make good use of these materials and pay attention to face-to-face conversation skills.

Experts remind everyone of the following two aspects.

1. Explain clearly and truly to the visa officer the purpose of your visit to the United States. Visa officers need to see specific, reasonable and credible statements, such as invitations from children's schools, invitations from American relatives and so on.

2. Show the visa officer that you are binding at home. This can be reflected in many aspects, such as your permanent residence in China, economic ties and social ties. If you live well in China and have economic and social ties, visa officers are more inclined to believe that you will come back on time.

Watch out! These actions will lead to your deportation to the United States.

1. Misunderstanding the prohibition of entry to the United States for more than 6 months.

Mr. Yu came to Los Angeles from Guangzhou and was repatriated at the airport because he stayed in the United States for more than half a year in the past year, so he could not enter the United States again this time.

Last year, Mr. Yu came to the United States twice with a B2 visa, with a total stay of nearly eight months, which obviously violated the regulations of the Immigration Bureau. When many tourists enter the United States, the time given by the customs is that they can stay for six months at a time, but this does not mean that staying for six months at a time and re-entering after leaving the country for a few days will not violate the "overstaying" rule.

Customs officers calculate the date of tourists' stay in the United States not according to the calendar year, but according to the annual cycle, that is, one year from the date of tourists' entry into the United States If tourists stay in the United States for more than six months this year, there will be a problem of "overstaying" when they re-enter, and there is a great chance that they will be questioned by the customs or even sent to the "little black room" or repatriated!

2. Mobile phone chat discussion Buying a house in America is forbidden to enter the country.

At the customs in Los Angeles, my father took his daughter to the United States to meet his mother, but I didn't expect to be found chatting on my mobile phone at the customs. It was found that the couple's conversation included information such as buying a house in the United States and their daughter going to school in the United States. Therefore, they were considered to have an immigration tendency and were repatriated on the spot. Therefore, the father and daughter were not allowed to enter the United States for five years.

3. Group chat "Yellow" map was repatriated

Mike, a native of China, has been studying in Canada. His visa has been fine and his academic performance is good. However, when he returned to Canada from Shanghai last week, he was asked by CBSA (Canada Border Service Agency) to take out his mobile phone and take the "little black room" for investigation. During the inspection, the border guards even called the police, saying that he had found a suspected underage obscene short film in his mobile phone WeChat group, because Canada had zero tolerance for underage obscene short films. Although Mike repeatedly explained that it was uploaded by others in the group, he didn't know it. Although CBSA didn't report it, the customs insisted on revoking his study visa and asked the original plane to return, and he was not allowed to enter the country.

4. Joke that the part-time job was repatriated.

The netizen said that her friend traveled to Vancouver and was checked by the customs on WeChat. She found that when chatting with her friends, she joked that she came to Canada to "fish" (Cantonese, working), and she was repatriated at that time!

5. Too little cash was rejected

The netizen's sister flew to Vancouver and was "rejected" by the customs when she entered the country. "Your money is too small to last two months" (she has cash, US$ 65,438+0, 900 yuan). In addition, I suspect that all the clothes I bring are summer, which doesn't match the weather. The most speechless question is, "You are just an assistant. How can the boss be willing to give you a holiday and let you come out to play? " Since then, the netizen's sister left a great psychological shadow, crying to buy a plane ticket from the scene and go back to Taiwan Province Province.

6. Taking too much money for too long is prohibited from entering the customs.

It is not good to bring too little money, but it is also "dangerous" to bring too much money. In April this year, a China resident was asked about his visit to a beautiful destination when he entered the customs at Los Angeles International Airport. He muttered to the Chinese translator next to him: Why did the customs officers talk nonsense? I took a lot of money to spend in America, and I won't come if I nag again. I didn't expect him to be "kind", and the customs officers stamped his passport with a seal prohibiting entry, leaving him speechless on the spot.

7. Taking compound licorice tablets is prohibited from entering the country.

Mr. Wu, a Chinese from Zhejiang, China, and his 12-year-old daughter were entrusted by their friends to bring 16 bottles of compound licorice tablets into the country, but they were handcuffed by the customs for more than ten hours at the Los Angeles International Airport, and were finally ordered not to enter the United States for the next five years.

The picture shows the compound licorice tablets purchased by Mr. Wu and the doctor's prescription.

Pay attention to these situations if you don't want to enter the customs "little black room"

1. Wechat has the expression of a child peeing.

In WeChat, people often send some "funny" words, and some even have videos or photos of naked children. Some people think that the content in their WeChat is not sent by themselves, but by others. If you don't delete it on your mobile phone, there will be no problem. The lawyer explained that this also constitutes a crime, and the suspicion of the customs is not completely unreasonable. The first reason is why others send it to you. Therefore, he suggested that if someone found such underage obscene content, it should be deleted immediately. Even facial expressions involving children's naked sexual organs are illegal.

It is also a crime to keep the nude photos of other people's children.

People who have their own children will inevitably keep some photos of their children taking a bath, and some people will ask if there are any questions. The lawyer explained that if the photo is your own child, there is no problem, and if it is someone else's child, there is a problem. The protection of children in the United States is very strict, so you must not store any nude photos of other people's children in your mobile phone.

3. Refusing to disclose the password was criminally prosecuted.

A man was charged with "obstructing customs officials" for refusing to disclose his mobile phone password to Canadian Border Service officials, facing a fine of up to 25,000 Canadian dollars and one year's imprisonment.

4. A female professor is too beautiful to be suspected of prostitution.

A female professor of China University who came to the United States for short-term academic exchange was called "little black room" by customs officers when she entered the United States because of her sweet appearance and lively personality. What she said meant that her real purpose was to engage in prostitution, which made her feel ashamed.