How to apply for an American immigrant visa?

No matter which country's visa, you must hold your own passport, and the US visa is no exception.

Step 2: Determine the visa location.

China (Mainland China) has five visa locations: Beijing, Shanghai, Guangdong, Chengdu and Shenyang.

Step 3: Make an appointment for a visa.

Step 4: Determine your visa type.

The common types are: students sign F 1, and spouses and children sign F2; Visiting scholars (exchange scholars) sign J 1, and spouses and children sign J2; Business logo b1; Travel and visiting relatives sign B2; H 1b is used for work visa (the employer is an American company), and H4 is used for spouse and children.

Step 5: Prepare the materials.

Different types of visas naturally have different materials. Generally speaking, my passport, complete DS form and visa fee receipt. Note that some things can't be brought in, including electronic products (such as mobile phones, USB flash drives and CDs), metal products (such as scissors), schoolbags and luggage.

Step 6: Interview at the Embassy