The reason for refusing to sign a tourist visa in the United States is that there is a tendency to immigrate. Can I get a visa again?

Yes, almost all visa refusals are suspected of immigration tendency, so all you have to do is prove that you will return to China and have no immigration tendency. Prove that there is no tendency to emigrate, which means it is more binding for you to return to China. For example, your work in China has been very stable and your family and friends are all in China.

Of course, we all know that America is very random, and all kinds of situations will happen. Sometimes good conditions will be rejected, and sometimes poor conditions will pass. This requires you to pay attention to the answer when signing the bill, and be skilled.

For example, if you have no exit record, the visa officer asks which countries you have been to. If you just say you haven't been there, it's very difficult for you. You can answer that you have been busy and have no time to go out. This answer is not the best, but it is much worse than saying it directly.

Of course, American visas still have some luck. If the visa officer is in a good mood, he may ask two simple questions. If the visa officer is in a bad mood, he may refuse to ask casually.

99 ready+1 luck.

Ps: As long as it is not the refusal caused by poor personal conditions, it is generally not a big problem to prepare for re-signing.