What questions do visa officers usually ask when they go to the United States for an interview?

The time for asking questions is very short, and you won't ask too many questions, but you should consider the questions comprehensively, and the questions asked by the visa officer during the interview are very random.

But what they want to examine most is: Do you have a tendency to emigrate? Will you stay here forever?

General interview should consider the following questions.

1. What are you doing in America? Why not study in China and choose the United States instead of other countries?

How do you know the name of this school? What are you studying for? How many years?

What are your plans after finishing high school? If you go to college, what major will you study? You can go on to college or graduate school.

After graduation, talk about the benefits of returning to China: for example, you are an only child, your parents want you to return to China, and there are many relatives and friends in China.

There are also many assets, the advantages of getting an American diploma and returning to work, and so on. )

4. Who is in your family? Do you have relatives in the United States (generally speaking, it is better to have relatives, and there will be fewer factors to stay in the United States)

5. Who provides you with education, your parents' jobs and income. (Work, income, real estate certificate directly to parents)

6. If someone (or relative) introduces you to work, do you agree? You are an international student, under the age of 18, and it is illegal to work without a work permit.

7. Address, school name, telephone number (if any), address, contact person and telephone number of your American school.

8. What is your favorite hobby, ideal and career?

Finally, I suggest you get familiar with your information before the interview, know your basic situation and the basic situation of the school like the back of your hand, try to avoid making mistakes, and don't give visa officers the opportunity to doubt you. The first impression in the interview is very important. I suggest you dress neatly (it is best to wear a suit and tie), behave generously, talk elegantly and confidently, say hello when you meet (good morning, hello,,), and finally say thank you.