There are questions about American immigrant visa interview.

I am 23 years old and my visa to the United States was granted five years ago.

About immigration, three factors are the most important: the first is the status of the applicant (not necessarily your mother here) in the United States. The second is whether the beneficiary (you) is over 2 1 year old when submitting the application, and the third is the marital status of the beneficiary when submitting the application.

You didn't provide these details clearly, and now you can only classify them as follows:

In the best case, your applicant is an American citizen, and you were less than 2 1 year old in the month when she or he helped you submit your immigration application, and you were unmarried at that time. This situation can be approved in less than a year and a half.

The worst case scenario is the opposite: the applicant has not yet become an American citizen (even if he gets a green card, he has no American citizenship), and you are over 2 1 year old and married at that time. If so, with all due respect, it will be lucky to wait another five or six years.

As for the middle situation, it depends on the details.

About your question:

1. Those foreign visa officers speak fluent Mandarin when they apply for immigrant visas, so you won't have the chance to speak English, which is just the opposite of studying abroad.

The visa officer's question will not involve your private life, but only about confirming the relationship between the applicant and you.

The so-called immigrant visa is to immigrate boldly in order to improve your eyesight, so it doesn't matter whether you return to China or not.

4. The specific process:

1. The applicant sends the application form together with all materials to the embassy (whether in the United States or at home).

2. The embassy will inform you of the place and time of the interview by email (80% chance to interview in Guangzhou, 20% chance to interview in Beijing).

3. Interview questions

If it passes, the passport will be stamped with the official seal (this is a visa), and there will be half a year to enter the United States, otherwise the visa will be invalid. If you refuse the visa, you will be informed of the missing materials, and you have one year to collect them. You can go directly to the embassy for an interview whenever you are ready, and you don't have to apply again or wait for notice.