Teach you how not to be one of the five people on the blacklist of American visa officers.

There are five reasons why American visas are refused. These five reasons are what you call the "blacklist" in the eyes of American visa officers. If you have one of five phenomena, such as false application materials, immigration tendency, unclear study purpose, insufficient experience and poor interview performance, then you are likely to be refused a visa to the United States.

The first is the application materials counterfeiters.

As the saying goes, "Honesty is the foundation of being a man", and western countries pay the most attention to honesty. If forgery is found in the process of visa processing, even if it is a "trivial matter" such as changing the validity period of the school notice, you will face visa refusal, and you may also leave a criminal record and ruin your future of studying abroad. Therefore, applicants must remember that no matter which country they apply for, they must be honest and never take any chances.

Secondly, people who tend to immigrate.

It shows that the applicant is older and has a low education, which makes people doubt the purpose of going abroad. Ocean Bank study abroad experts pointed out that there is no shortcut for visa officers, but they can only impress him with a sincere attitude towards studying abroad, clearly introduce their purpose of going abroad and future plans, and finally get a visa.

Then there is the unclear learning purpose.

Many visa officers will ask some questions related to the applicant during the interview, such as study, why did you choose this university and this major, what features of this university attract you, and so on. If the applicant can't answer and clearly point out what he can do in the future, then the visa officer will consider your learning motivation and learning ability, and then you may face visa refusal. Getting the visa officer to recognize your reasons for studying abroad is the basic condition for applying for a visa. Therefore, applicants should make detailed preparations, learn about the basic situation and special courses of selected schools abroad, and make their own study plans in detail.

There are also those with insufficient economic capacity.

If there is no reasonable relationship between the income of the applicant's parents and the deposits provided, the visa officer will think that your family can't provide so many deposits, or you take most of the deposits abroad, and your family's life will be affected. Applicants who cannot prove their financial ability are likely to face visa refusal. Ocean Bank study abroad experts pointed out that visa officers are most concerned about whether the applicant has enough visas to study and live abroad, whether it will affect his study because of his work, and whether it will become a burden to his family. In this regard, applicants must have sufficient reasons to prove their economic strength when preparing materials.

Finally, there are those who didn't perform well in the interview.

During the interview, visa officers mainly examine the applicant's language ability, communication ability and learning purpose. If the applicant's language expression ability is insufficient, he can't answer the questions raised by the visa officer, or he is too confident and goes too far, it will leave a bad impression on the visa officer, so we should take the applicant seriously. Especially for some introverted people, Ocean Bank study abroad experts suggest to participate in professional interview training, formulate appropriate interview plans according to their own characteristics, and know how to express themselves in the interview.

The above are the five categories of people on the "blacklist" in the eyes of visa officers. Therefore, applicants must fully prepare their own materials to ensure foolproof. If you die on a visa and waste your study abroad plan, it will be worthless.