Do you speak English in face-to-face interviews in America? What did you ask?

20 12 was just signed in person on April 25th. Before that, the window in line was a visa officer from China. Later, I was assigned to another window and became a visa officer in the United States. The American visa officer I met is handsome and tall and speaks Chinese fluently. He volunteered to communicate with me in Chinese.

First, pass the old and new passports to the visa officer.

Ask me the following questions:

1, Q: What are you doing in America? Have you been to America before?

A: Tourism. The first time.

2. Which city do you mainly go to in America?

A: new york and Washington. . .

3. Where do you live in Beijing at present? Do you own your own property? Is the property in Beijing?

A: Yes. . Answer carefully and provide the original real estate license.

4.which countries have you been to before?

I have been to Europe, Singapore, Thailand, Hong Kong and Japan. .

5. Where do you work? What are the main job responsibilities?

A: Yes. . . .

The above questions are for reference only. Because everyone's background information is different, each visa officer must ask different questions and can't provide accurate answers. But the principle is: don't talk too much, answer the visa officer's questions concisely, highlight the key points, speak loudly and be confident!

The reason why I switched to another window is that the woman was initially judged by the visa officer to have an immigration tendency, so that the visa officer pursued her and asked a lot of questions. Although she was well prepared, she was ruthlessly rejected. . Personally, I feel that she often answers irrelevant questions, too wordy and not confident enough. She kept stressing that her friend had just passed the interview or something. I think she lied a little. I guess she doesn't have enough time at home. She was very flustered and not calm enough. She didn't justify herself and exposed her own shortcomings. I stood far away and saw the visa officer frowning. . I also heard her call the visa officer "beauty". . Sweating. . This title is really inappropriate on this occasion. . In addition, visa officers are read by countless people. If you want to lie, you must practice well in advance. .

Personally, I feel that face-to-face interviews pay more attention to whether individuals have real estate and overseas experience. It is estimated that these two things are not easy to fake. When I mentioned that I own real estate and have been to Europe, Japan and other developed countries for a long time, I saw the visa officer nodding. He may judge that I am not poor in China, so I don't have much motivation to start a new life in the United States. Therefore, I am very happy to issue my visa and congratulate you. Of course, I am also very happy. . It's a waste of time not to read the income certificate, bank deposit records and other carefully prepared certificates, hehe.

Also, proper dress is very important, so I don't have to say much about confidence, so I must drop it ~ ~

Finally, if you are Pinocchio, don't cheat the visa officer, hehe.

The above is just personal experience sharing. The "pink list" in the visa officer's hand is waving to you. I wish you success ~ ~