What materials do you need to prepare for an interview in the United States?

Preparing for an interview for studying in the United States is also an important part of studying in the United States. So what materials do you need to prepare for an interview in the United States, and what questions do you often ask? Let's take a look.

American face-to-face materials

1.？ Valid passport: if your passport expires or is damaged within six months from your expected arrival in the United States, or if there is no blank visa issuance page on your passport? You must apply for a new passport before you come for an interview. At the same time, if you have a passport with a previous visa to the United States, including an expired passport, be sure to take it with you.

2.？ DS- 160 Form Confirmation Page: Now all non-immigrant visa applicants must fill in the DS- 160 Form online. The DS- 160 form is in English, but most columns will be translated into Chinese. Please indicate your Chinese name, telegram code and China home address on it. Then print the form confirmation page vertically on A4 paper, and carry the printed DS- 160 form confirmation page with you during the interview. Do not use the fax confirmation page.

3.？ One photo: a 2-inch x2-inch (5 1mm x 5 1mm) color front photo taken within 6 months, with a square white background.

4.？ Original receipt of visa application fee:? You can pay the visa application fee of US$ 65,438+060 at any branch of China CITIC Bank in China, which is equivalent to RMB 65,438+0008. Glue or tape the receipt to the lower part of the confirmation page.

5.？ Fill in the complete student and exchange visitor information system (SEVIS) form: Fill in the complete I-20A-B form (distributed to students in F 1) or I-20M-N form (distributed to students in M- 1), which must be signed by the designated school official (DSO) and the applicant himself. The name on the form must be exactly the same as the name on the passport, and it has been entered into SEVIS system by American academic institutions.

6.？ SEVIS expense receipt: the most J.F.? And then what? m？ Applicants for Class A visas must now pay for the maintenance of the Student and Exchange Visitor Information System (SEVIS). Take the electronic receipt or the original I-797 receipt with you when you go to the interview. What materials do you need to study in the United States?

7.？ Strong binding proof in China: Produce economic, social, family or other binding documents to help you prove your willingness to return to China after a short stay in the United States.

8.？ Proof of funds: prove that you have the ability to pay all the expenses during your absence from work in the United States, but generally it is enough to exceed the total expenses of the first year. The principle is that the more the better, but the source of funds must be made clear. Financial materials that can be prepared: proof of deposit: it is necessary to ensure that the visa is still frozen on the day of the visa, and it should not be too close to or beyond the start date, so as not to unfreeze it near the start of school. Parents' work certificate: Chinese and English version, printed on company stationery. Other property certificates: passbook, real estate license, vehicle license plate, stock transaction record, capital certificate and other auxiliary materials. If parents start their own company, they need to bring business license, company introduction, tax bill, etc.

9.？ Study Plan: Detailed information about the planned study or research work in the United States, including the names and e-mail addresses of tutors and/or department heads of American universities.

10.？ Resume: Describe your past academic and work experience in detail, including a list of published articles.

1 1.？ Language report card: if you have the original report card, you can carry it with you; If there is no transcript copy or official website screenshot, you can print it.

12.？ Transcript: the original unopened school transcript, also in Chinese and English.

13.？ Household registration book, family photo.

Frequently asked questions about American interviews

1), about learning background and experience.

Which school did you graduate from? When did you graduate? What is your major?

Where is it? Really? What about you? Graduation? From where? /? From where? What? School? Really? What about you? Graduation?

For college students, they often ask:

Why do you want to give up studying in China University and study in the United States?

Why? Do what? What about you? Pay? Up? Study? Are you online? Like this? Answer? Okay？ China? University? And then what? Going? Where to? America?

2), about the application of the school.

Which school do you go to?

Which one? School? Will. What about you? Study? Are you online? ? /? What? Yours School? Are you online? America?

Why did you choose this school?

Why? Do what? What about you? Choice? This? School?

How do you know about this school?

How come? Do what? What about you? Get? Where to? Do you know? This? School?

What state is this school in?

Which one? Status? Is it? What about you? Going? Where to? Are you online? America?

Who helped you apply for admission to this school?

Who is it? Application? For what? This? School? Admission? For what? What about you?

Did you apply to the school yourself?

Really? What about you? Apply? By who? Yourself?

3), about the motivation to study in the United States

Why do you want to go to America?

Why? Do what? What about you? Going? Where to? America? /? What? Is it? Yours Purpose? Where to? Going? Where to? America?

Why did you choose the United States to study abroad instead of other countries?

Why? Do what? What about you? Choice? America? Where to? Study? Quite? Than? Other? Foreign? Country?

Do you have a clear study plan?

Is it worthwhile for you to spend so much money to study in America? You can also study this major at low cost in China. Do you have to go to America?

4) About work background and experience

What do you do at work?

What? Do what? What about you? Do what? Are you online? Yours Company?

What's your position?

What? Yours Location?

How is your income?

How come? About what? Yours Income? /? Salary?

Your work performance?

Do what? What about you? Really? Really? Grades?

5), about funding and funding.

How much do you spend a year in America? How much does it cost to finish school?

Do you have enough funds to guarantee it? How much does a * * * provide? Who provided it to you?

6) About family background

What is the annual income of parents? What company do parents work in? Location? How long have you been working?

7), return plan and immigration tendency

How long are you going to stay in America? How come? Dragon? Will. What about you? Is it? Stay? Are you online? America? ? /? Do what? What about you? Do you know? That? Length? Yes? Time? Yes? Yours Stay?

What are your plans after studying in America? What's your next plan?

Are you going back to China? What made you have to go back to China?

Why do you have to return to China for development? ? The United States will provide fairer opportunities and higher incomes. Wouldn't it be better to stay in the United States and develop? You can also stay in America. Why don't you get a job in America? Why don't you stay in America? Can you explain why most China students actually stay in the United States instead of returning home?

What's your dream? Please tell me about your career development goals? How can you prove that you will return to China after graduation?

These are the problems that students actually encounter. Among them, 2, 3 and 7 are the most important.