What should I do when applying for a visa on behalf of the United States?

There are too many visa agencies on the market now, and they are a mixed bag. As ordinary consumers, we have never dealt with them, let alone how to choose. Once you make the wrong choice, things will go wrong.

First of all, let us understand the two core factors that most affect the U.S. visa approval rate. This is a necessary condition for successfully passing the U.S. visa next time after being refused.

Let the visa officer believe that the purpose of the visa applicant’s application to travel to the United States is genuine and reliable.

Can it effectively reduce the likelihood that the visa officer will suspect that the visa applicant has immigrated? In other words, it is to convince the visa officer that the applicant can return to the country on time after going to the United States.

The above two factors are our standards for judging third-party professionals and are important factors in whether they can truly assist in successfully obtaining a visa. Of course, it also depends on whether the third party can perfectly solve the problems caused by these two core factors for the applicant.

First fill out the form online; pay the fee to reserve an interview time; then go to the embassy for an interview in person; it will take 5-7 days for the embassy to apply for the visa after the interview.

In fact, whether the visa is approved or not mainly depends on whether we can convince the visa officer that we will definitely come back after going to the United States. If the visa officer believes that we will definitely come back after going to the United States, he will give us a visa!

The visa officer mainly looks at the following points: Have you been to a country as developed as the United States? Married with children or single and divorced? How are the assets in your name? Do you have a stable job? Is the household registration in a sensitive area?