What materials do you need for a non-immigrant visa in the United States?

These two forms can be collected at the branches and embassies of CITIC Industrial Bank, or directly downloaded and used by clicking here. When filling in the application form DS- 156, please don't forget to fill in the "China code" of your name to identify the Chinese characters of your name. 2. Two recent two-inch color photos (please paste the photos in the designated position in the application form) 3. A valid passport with my signature. For business visits to the United States, the passport validity period of the applicant for visiting relatives must be at least six months longer than the expected date of the applicant's departure from the United States. In addition to the above materials, we suggest that the applicant produce social, economic and other binding evidence to ensure that he must leave after a short legal residence in the United States. Please apply as early as possible before the scheduled departure date. Because the number of applicants is not fixed, the waiting time for interview is different. From days to weeks. To meet the requirements of a non-immigrant visa, you must meet the requirements of Article 2 14 (b) of the US Immigration and Nationality Act, or you will be refused a visa according to law. The most basic requirement in Article 2 14 (b) is that the applicant should have a residence outside the United States that he does not want to give up. Applicants can prove the existence of this residence by indicating that they will definitely return to China after a short stay outside the United States. According to American law, every applicant must prove this. America is an open society. Tourists in China are not controlled like other countries, such as forcing tourists to register with the local government. In order to make foreigners travel in the United States without any burden, foreigners have the responsibility to prove that they will leave the United States and return to China before obtaining a tourist or study visa. American immigration law requires visa officers to regard every applicant as having an intention to immigrate unless the applicant can prove that he has no such purpose. No, if you have new materials that were not examined by the visa officer when you first applied, or if your overall situation has changed significantly compared with the last refusal, and you can establish a convincing relationship outside the United States, you can apply for a visa again. There is no time limit on when to apply again after refusing a visa. As long as you can submit supplementary documents or certificates to prove that you meet the requirements for obtaining a non-immigrant visa, you can reapply. Submitting documents does not explain the problem, but the overall situation shown in the documents does not refute your assumption that you are inclined to immigrate. Remember, American law assumes that you are inclined to emigrate, and you must be able to prove that your overall situation forces you to leave the United States for home after your visit to the United States. Visa officers handle thousands of visa applications every year. With experience, we can quickly review visa forms and other supporting materials to reduce problems. Please remember that most of the information we need is already on the visa application form, so there is usually no need to ask any more questions. The visa officer must weigh your overall situation before deciding whether to grant you a visa. Although my oral statement will help you get a visa, according to American law, you can't prove that you meet the requirements of a non-immigrant visa just by verbal guarantee.