Questions about visiting relatives in the United States

Americans and China people are different in many places. They are a very scientific society, and everything should be planned. Only when your plan is reasonable can they support it. For example, your case should at least include:

1. An invitation letter from your aunt, explaining what your aunt is doing in the United States, your relationship, and how long you haven't seen each other. 2. Your visit plan: for example, what you will do in a few days; Aunt takes you or aunt arranges a tour group to show you around.

3. How much money do you expect to spend? The amount should be reasonable. There is no reason to have too many certificates of deposit, and of course, it can't be less. If it's from your father, it's ok, but there must be a reasonable "financial source" and quota.

4. After the visit, you must explain your return journey. On that day, on that flight, you have to pay the return air ticket.

When Chinese people often go to visas, they don't even know the English names of their foreign relatives, the state where they live, how long they want to go or what they want to do. If you do it in the American way, there is no reason to be rejected.