What materials do you need to bring to the immigration interview of the US Embassy in Guangzhou? Thank you, God help me.

Different visa types require different materials. For example, students' F 1 visas were notarized for their large awards and transcripts, and even their identities and household registration were notarized. However, when I signed F 1, there was almost no deliberate and fair material except the seal of the school (the sealed envelope was unsealed and stamped to indicate that it had not been opened, and it was issued by the school official, and there was absolutely no change). In fact, sometimes it is ok to have an official seal (original). = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = It depends on the complexity of your kinship. If the person who provides you with funds for studying abroad is not your immediate parents, it is best to notarize the kinship; If your parents run a company, they can also notarize the assets (the company brochure will be the icing on the cake), or they can show the tax bill like me (the visa officer really turns over the pages … that's a thick tax bill for a year). Note that you can't do it without money, nor can you do it with too much money. People will doubt your intentions. The best way is to show your own real estate to the visa officer, such as the property in your name. I have never heard of the notarization of parents' employment certificates ... maybe I am ignorant ... anyway, you should consider it according to your parents' situation. For face-to-face interviews, money is very important. Six months must be enough, of course, it is better to exceed it (it is best to have a detailed income and expenditure breakdown, but the first principle of this breakdown is to ensure that the deposit is stable within a certain period of time, and the amount cannot be too large, so that the visa officer feels that your family is in a profitable state); Beijing, on the other hand, pays more attention to whether you are inclined to emigrate. In short, all the materials and your preparations should ensure that the visa officer you want to interview will think that your family is rich, but you will definitely return to China after completing your studies anyway, for reasons that are not too old-fashioned. The visa officer is tired of hearing the reasons for inheriting the family business.