If you want to apply for an American green card, what questions should you pay attention to during the interview?

1. The stay abroad is short, and the applicant has no tendency to emigrate. The applicant has inseparable and binding ties in the society, economy and family of his country;

Second, there is a sincere, full and credible purpose of visiting business.

How does the visa officer decide to approve or reject the applicant's visa?

Article 2 14 (b) of the United States Immigration and Nationality Act provides that:

When applying for entry, every foreigner must be able to convince consular officials that he has non-immigrant qualifications, otherwise he will be regarded as an immigrant. ......

To meet the requirements of a non-immigrant visa, you must meet the requirements of Article 2 14 (b) of the US Immigration and Nationality Act, or you will be refused a visa according to law. The most basic requirement in Article 2 14 (b) is that the applicant should have a residence outside the United States that he does not want to give up. Applicants can prove the existence of this residence by indicating that they will definitely return to China after a short stay outside the United States. According to American law, every applicant must prove this.

What is a firm "binding force"?

A firm "binding force" varies from country to country, from city to individual. "Binding" refers to all kinds of relationships that force you to live in the motherland or a certain place, such as your property, career, social and family relationships. Personal work and income, house or apartment, car, close family members and bank deposits are all included. Visa officers study the professional, social, cultural and other relationships of applicants by handling them separately. Because young applicants can't establish these relationships, visa officers have to examine their exact intention to go to the United States, their family situation, and their long-term development plans and prospects in China. All visa applications are handled separately according to law.

What are the things that are not allowed in the interview?

Electronic products such as handbags, briefcases, mobile phones and cameras are strictly prohibited from being brought into the consulate. Family and friends without visa reservation are not allowed to enter. American citizens who need civic service can go to the American Civil Service Bureau, but we don't want American citizens who accompany their families to interview to wait here.

Where can I have an interview?

The Visa Office of the US Consulate General in Shanghai is located on the 8th floor of Meilong Town Square, Nanjing West Road 1038. [Take Metro Line 2 (Hongqiao Terminal 2 Station), take 8 stops and get off at Nanjing West Road Station. It takes about 1 1 minute to walk. After getting off the bus, it takes about 4 minutes to reach the finish line. The total distance is14.8km.. ]

Visa Office of the US Consulate in Guangzhou:No. 1, Shamian South Street, Guangzhou, China.

Guangzhou Non-immigrant Visa Department Address: 5th Floor, Tianyu Garden Phase II, He Lin Middle Road, Tianhe, Guangzhou 136- 142.

When should I arrive?

Please arrive 1 hour before the scheduled time. In view of the limited space in the waiting room and the large number of applicants, it may take more than 1 hour, sometimes even outdoors. We are deeply sorry for this. Please dress appropriately.

Do I need to take fingerprints?

According to American law, all applicants must be fingerprinted. This process is fast, painless and free from ink pollution. If the fingertip is damaged, you must return to the consulate to complete the interview after recovery. If you refuse to be fingerprinted, you will not be able to get an American visa.

Do I need to speak English during the interview?

Although most Americans speak English, visa officers are also familiar with Mandarin. When it comes to communication problems at work, we need to tell the visa officer and we will ask an interpreter to help us solve the language communication problems at work. )

Will the visa officer check all my materials?

In view of the huge demand for visas from Shanghai to the United States, the work of visa officers must be fast and efficient. It is very important to be prepared to answer all kinds of questions. You can bring any materials to support your visa application, but please understand that the visa officer does not have enough time to browse all the materials. Nevertheless, it doesn't mean that you don't need to bring all the corresponding materials.

The following is the interview procedure in the United States, please take a closer look.

You need to submit your completed and confirmed materials and other materials in window 1 or 2, and then wait for the phone call to retrieve your materials in window 3, and then conduct fingerprint collection and interview.

1 Enter the embassy and store electronic equipment such as mobile phones.

2 2065 438+02 annual interview: submit the confirmation page of DS- 160 form, the original invitation letter and the original passport.

3 fingerprint input, record 10 fingerprints.

4 queue up at the visa window

Materials should be sorted in the following order: personal property (real estate license, vehicle license plate, bank statement, payroll, etc. ), company information (brochures, business licenses, etc. ), company business (business cards, letters, etc. ), and other supporting materials (visa records of other countries, photos of other countries, family photos, etc. ), so that the embassy can provide corresponding materials as a supplement when asking various questions.

Interviewers usually ask the following questions when asking questions: 1. What are you doing in America? What's the purpose of going to America? )

Participate in our company's engineering projects in the United States, and provide technical guidance for the installation and commissioning of American engineering projects on behalf of the company.

2. Project situation:

A) project content:

B) project location:

C) project name:

scheduling

Which company in America will you visit? Who is the American inviter? Which city in America are you going to? When are you going? What time are you coming back? How long will it take? A rough timetable?

American companies will arrange (or travel agencies will help us arrange accommodation and air tickets). Who will pay for the trip? Our company (xxxxxx).

Salary: it must be consistent with the salary on your dispatch letter. If you are the boss of a company, you can say that you only get a basic salary every month, and the profit at the end of the year is about how much. If you are a salesman, you can say how much is the basic salary, commission and annual salary. (Take the initiative to hand over the corresponding personal property certificate to the visa officer)

Records of going abroad in recent years: for example, I went to an exhibition in the United States in 2006 and stayed for a few days. What have you done, what have you gained, and so on. If there are photos of landmark buildings in a certain country, you can show them to the visa officer. Some ambassadors may ask the name of their hotel before going to other countries. (You can give the foreign photos and visa pages to the interviewer. )

6. How many years has your company been established? What products do you make and what are you responsible for?

Answer: How many years has our company been established? What products are there? I am the boss/sales manager or foreign trade salesman of the company. What am I mainly responsible for? At the same time, submit the company business license to him. Sometimes the ambassador will ask the English name of the company's products. If you know English, you'd better answer fluently. (at the same time, submit the Chinese and English product catalogue to the embassy company. If you are asked about your job responsibilities, you can submit your work certificate, business card and work permit to the visa officer. )

What's the name of China Company? When was it established? How many employees are there?

What is the business scope of your company?

7. Do you have any customers in America? Or which countries have customers?

If not, we don't have any customers in the United States at present. In the past, we mainly worked in the domestic market. This year, we took part in this project to develop the American market.

American company name, company address, president name? What is the main business of American companies? When and where did your company first establish business relations with American companies? What business relationship do you have with American companies? Proof of business relationship between our customers and American companies?

8. Can you speak English?

Just answer truthfully. Interviewers are generally foreigners, but they can also speak Chinese. If you feel that your English is poor or you can't speak it, you can say hello to him. I don't know whether English is not very good or not. Can you answer questions in Chinese? At the same time, I will help find an interpreter to communicate with foreign customers. I know about products and business. The average cost of American translation is about $65,438+000-$65,438+050 per day. You should also know this, which means that the price is different every year.

The contact number left in the visa materials should be connected after the face-to-face interview, and the person who answers the phone knows the visa personnel and projects of the company.

10 for those who are not engaged in sales-related work in the United States, such as technicians, we have to supplement with the embassy. Because our products are very professional, customers often ask more professional technical questions, and technicians know the products better, which can supplement us to find translators abroad, so there is no problem in communicating with customers.

1 1 About personal situation _ _ According to the DS- 160 form filled out by individuals, how long have you worked in the company?

What is the income of this position in the company?

How old are you?

Are you married or single

What does your lover do in China? Do you have any kids？

Do you have any relatives or friends in America?

Have you ever been abroad before?

Have you been to those countries and regions?