How to deal with the refusal of American immigration interview?

In the interview of American immigrants, it is very important to fill in a correct and complete application form for applying for a visa. Wrong information, irregular filling or false filling in the application form will be the reasons for refusing the visa.

If the consulate doesn't ask questions at all during the interview and doesn't give the applicant a chance to explain, the applicant will often think that this is an unfair decision made by the consular officer.

In fact, this is not the case, because the consul has pre-examined his application materials before the interview. According to the materials submitted by the applicant, he thinks that the overall situation is problematic or does not meet the requirements and regulations of the immigration law, and refuses to apply.

Some people think that after his/her visa is rejected, he/she will have a chance to get a visa if he/she reapplies at another consulate, but this is not the case. First of all, after the visa is refused, the last page of the passport will be stamped and marked by the consular officer, and the date of refusal will be recorded. The refusal record will always be kept in the archives database of all American embassies and consulates abroad. No matter where you go to the American embassy or consulate, there is a record that the applicant was refused a visa. Secondly, American embassies and consulates have their own consular areas. You should apply for a visa at the consulate where you live, live and work. Although the consulate can't prevent anyone from applying for a visa at a consulate outside his/her consular district, he/she is usually rejected at a glance during the interview.

The refusal of visa shows that American embassies and consulates abroad have the absolute right to decide any visa application. If the visa application is rejected by the consular officer for some reason, the applicant has no formal appeal right and appeal channel. However, after being rejected, the applicant still has the right to reapply. If an American consulate official refuses to apply for a visa, he will generally verbally inform the applicant of the reasons for refusing the visa at the end of the interview, or send the applicant a pre-printed written notice explaining the reasons for refusing the visa, or tell the applicant what materials and evidence need to be provided again when applying again.