Will the file be returned after the US visa application for exemption is rejected?

After the US visa is refused, you need to wait for the file to be returned before you can apply for a special exemption.

When a visa applicant is rejected in a visa interview because of certain legal conditions, it becomes very necessary to apply for special exemption. The most common unqualified cases are those who have stayed in the United States illegally or overstayed for more than 180 days and are not allowed to enter the country within 3 years; Or illegally or overstaying in the United States for more than 365 days, and may not enter the country within 10 years. However, it is worth noting that if the illegal stay in the United States is less than 180 days, then the entry restrictions do not apply and there is no need to apply for exemption. In addition,/kloc-people under the age of 0/8 will not be restricted from entering the country. Of course, there are other reasons why visa applications are rejected, and you can also apply for visa exemption, such as patients with infectious diseases, patients with serious physical or mental illness, people who have committed serious criminal offences and people who are receiving government relief. For the above reasons, any immigrant visa applicant, K 1, K2, K3, K4 non-immigrant visa applicant, or anyone who changes his status in the United States can apply for special exemption as long as he meets the conditions stipulated by the Immigration Bureau.

Of course, the procedures for applying for exemption (I-60 1) in the first category and the second category are different. Immigrant visa applicants and non-immigrant visa applicants of K 1, K2, K3 and K4 need to go to the local consulate for visa interview before applying for visa exemption. If the visa officer refuses to grant a visa, he will determine whether the visa applicant is eligible to submit an exemption application (I-60 1), and if so, he will ask the applicant to submit an exemption immediately. The second kind of people are immigrant applicants who want to adjust their status in the United States. Generally, under the guidance of experienced immigration lawyers, such applicants will submit their application for exemption at the same time as their application for adjustment of status, so as to ensure the successful approval of their application for adjustment of status.