If an American visa is refused, will there be anything left in the passport?

There won't be any trace on the passport. Don't worry, there are only two kinds of visa results: getting a visa or refusing it. After a visa is refused, the embassy seal is usually affixed to the passport, commonly known as the visa refusal seal, to show that the passport has not been issued after being accepted by the embassy. There are various reasons for the embassy to refuse the visa. But generally nothing more than the following points:

(1) Information is incomplete. In order to minimize the impact of human factors on visas, the embassy has clear requirements for application materials. If the application materials are not uniform, the impact will be: requesting supplementary materials or refusing to sign.

(2) The materials are untrue. The embassy should confirm whether the materials provided are true or not during the examination. If you think the materials are untrue, 100% will refuse the visa.

(3) The purpose of going abroad is not clear. After going abroad, you may engage in activities that are inconsistent with the contents of the visa you apply for, such as visiting relatives on short-term business visas and staying abroad. Visa officers may make this judgment for the following reasons: the applicant's position and income in China are too low and will be attracted by job opportunities abroad; The applicant is too young and has no attachments, so it is more likely to stay abroad; The applicant's family economic situation is not good, and the living conditions abroad will be very attractive to him.

After the visa is refused, you can reapply at any time, but you should consider the reasons for the refusal and whether the new application contains new content that can get different results. If your situation hasn't changed before applying, we suggest that you don't submit it again in the short term. You can read "What should I do if my American visa is rejected?" ? This article tells you how to do it! 》