American visa f 1

I just got my visa, too. In fact, visas are not as terrible as you think. As long as you are not nervous, there will be no problem if you are familiar with the process.

First, choose the visa location.

It is better to choose a consulate than an embassy for a visa. If you do not belong to any region, you can apply for a local temporary residence permit. You can get a visa there. In Beijing, many of my classmates failed, and they all passed two books. It's best not to go there. If you go to Guangzhou, students will basically sign it once, and there will be no problem.

Second language problem

In fact, when you study abroad, most visa officers will give you a pass. Don't look too nervous, or he may ask you more questions. Also, the visa officer can speak Chinese. If you really don't understand, she will repeat it to you in Chinese. But if you answer Chinese, sometimes he will ask you to translate it into English. And using some simple English will not be a problem. In short, just don't let him/her think it's your back.

The third material preparation problem

The materials to be submitted include the confirmation page of I-20 form DS- 160 (I don't remember the name, only two pages), the receipt of CITIC Bank 140 USD (to be posted on the confirmation page of DS- 160), the passport (remember to sign on the last page) and the photo of the US visa (if submitted online) You don't have to bring it, but you'd better bring it)

These materials are to be submitted. If they pass, she will take away your passport DS- 160 and receipt. If not, I'll push it all to you. Of course, there are all the materials that can prove that you won't develop there. I won't talk about this here. I have a backup if you need it. You can have a look.

Next, I will tell you the steps (this is when I applied for a visa in Guangzhou, this year, I wonder if it will be the same)

The first step is to wait there an hour and a half in advance according to the agreed time, and you will see an infinite queue. Now you should remember to line up, because one is an immigrant and the other is a non-immigrant, and then he will start to divide brands. This is the only document in your entry visa (he will look at your passport when he takes it)

Step two, walk in and you will see an infinite line. Now you should also remember to line up, because one is an immigrant and the other is a non-immigrant. This is wrong, but it needs to be rearranged.

Step three, wait in line after entering (annoying or not). When he is here, he will give you a mailing list with addresses and other things on it. Don't make a mistake, but you can't change it. This will be given to the visa officer later.

The fourth step, yes, is to queue up again. You have to start the security check, remember not to bring any electronic equipment, such as mobile phones and computers. Including watches. You have to take off your shoes or something. Remember to take the number plate when you save your mobile phone, otherwise you won't get it back.

Step 5, enter the last queue.

The first is to submit information. You must give it to him. I told you to submit information. Don't put the rest in the bag. He may simply ask you a few questions and give you a real answer in Chinese.

The second is to input fingerprints. Don't be nervous at this time, because if you have sweat on your hands, it will affect the entry of fingerprints. It's best to clean your pants or clothes so that you can get there quickly (our city stayed there for a long time anyway).

The last step is to meet the visa officer, and you will suddenly find that they are actually very kind and kind. Don't forget to say hello to others.

Answer his question seriously (he may ask you to show some information to prove that you won't come back. You'd better make a list. If it is in English, he can take it with him or you can take it out easily. ) Remember to mail it to him. If you pass, she will give you the middle one and your I-20 form. There is also a note to congratulate you on passing the visa. Otherwise, he will return everything to you except DS- 160. Then go out and get your things.

I hope you can pass the visa smoothly, but I made all the calls myself. If you have any questions, you can ask.