Dry goods, what materials do you need to apply for a US visa?

One of the classification of visa materials: required reading and frequent reading for visa officers (required reading)

1. visa fee draft or receipt

2. visa application form DS 160.

3. Electronic photos required for visa (5 1mmX5 1mm bareheaded color photos with white background, taken within the last 6 months).

3. My passport (if you have an old passport, you must attach it)

4.I20 Source: Admissions School;

5. Formal letter of acceptance; Source: Admissions School

6.SEVIS expense receipt

The second category of visa materials: personal background information (the following materials are optional, but the more you can prepare, the better)

1. Letters provided by the school to visa officers; Source: admission school; Note: Not every school will have it.

2. Introduction to official courses: Source: Home page or brochure of admission school website;

Note: Applicants can ask the school to mail the project publicity materials or download and print these materials through the Internet. Prove that you know what you want to learn. This project is in line with your study abroad plan and lays the foundation for returning to China.

3. Visa resume; Prove your Excellence with experience.

4. study plan-in PS. Explain the purpose of studying abroad and consider studying abroad when you are mature.

5. Original ID card, household registration book, etc. Proof of relationship with family members (notarized by notary office, household registration book, birth certificate or even one-child certificate). Proof of identity and kinship.

6. Original transcript, diploma (if any) and degree certificate (if any). Or read a certificate.

7. Publish papers or representative research results. The description is related to the applied major. Excellent grades.

8. Relevant certificates or award-winning certificates (optional, and only used for American visas). It means that you have always been excellent.

9. Original scores of relevant foreign examinations. Prove language ability, learning barrier-free.

10. Work certificate or internship certificate.

Classification of visa materials: financial proof (1, 2 items required, other materials optional).

1. deposit certificate; Note that the date when the visa officer examines the certificate must be within the validity period (freezing period). Prove that there are enough funds to pay for studying and living in the United States.

2. Proof of parents' work income: it can be an employment certificate issued by the company (different companies need different versions of this certificate) or a tax bill issued by the state to parents (if it can reflect high income); It can also be a parent's work contract; Business license and financial statements; Equity income and so on. In short, any material that can prove parents' income and work can be used. Prove that parents have the ability to sustain income and reasonably explain the source of deposits.

3. Parents' cards (if any). Applicant's work certificate and card (if the applicant has graduated and worked for a period of time). Prove your parents and your social status.

4. Evidence that family members hold other assets; The following are proofs of some common assets:

A. house-real estate license or sales contract.

B. Fund and stock investment-go to the securities company to find service personnel to print out the market value list.

C. automobile-motor vehicle driving license.

D. company equity-company shareholder contract or equity sale contract.

These are supplementary financial proofs and the embodiment of the binding force of returning to China.

The fourth category of visa materials: other materials that prove that the applicant has no immigration tendency (the following materials are optional).

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2. Intimate photos of boyfriend and girlfriend (don't be reluctant, don't be too intimate).

3. Any evidence about your future plans and the rationality of your motivation to go abroad.

4. Product promotional materials of the parent company.

5. A copy of the email communicated with the professor of the applying school.