To go to the United States, in addition to the visa, do you need to press ten fingers at the airport to go to the United States?

To go to the United States, not only do you need to press the fingerprints of ten fingers when you get a visa, but you also need to press the fingerprints of ten fingers when you go to the airport in the United States.

Fingerprint entry is one of the necessary basic conditions for visa review. If you can't enter your real fingerprint, you can't establish relevant information for you in the United States.

Ten fingers US visa scan June 29th, 2007 +065438+.

The State Council announced in the Federal Register that non-immigrant visa applicants need to scan their fingerprints with ten fingers. In addition to verifying the identity of the applicant, this scanning is also used to check the background information to determine whether the applicant has obtained a visa or entered the United States under a different name before. The State Council will use this as the basis for evaluating whether to approve its non-immigrant visa.

According to Sing Tao Daily, according to this regulation, most non-immigrant visa applicants need to have their fingerprints scanned, but there are some exceptions, such as people under 14 and people over 79.

It is necessary to amend the laws and regulations on non-immigrant visa application this time, because the current laws do not contain the general requirements for such applicants to provide fingerprints. According to the provisions of strengthening border security and the visa entry reform act of 2002, the immigration bureau passed the biometric visa program as early as 2004.

Visa Program) announced the requirements for collecting fingerprint data of most non-immigrant visa applicants. At that time, the technical level could only scan the fingerprints of two fingers, and later it was expanded to ten fingers.