20 18 When you immigrate to the United States, you must pay attention to the accuracy of your personal information.

Many families with good economic conditions will choose to emigrate overseas, which is also the trend in recent years. The United States has always been a popular country for immigrants, but what should we pay attention to when applying for immigration to the United States? Let me introduce it to you, hoping to help you.

The government will Google your information!

On September 20 17, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced in the Federal Gazette that by using various information enjoyment programs, the government will update and expand its ability to search for visa applicants, and they will collect social media information of all immigrants, including green card holders, permanent residents and naturalized immigrants.

There is evidence that immigration officials refer to the public information of individuals and companies more often before or between visa applications. WeChat official account and the image you created on the Internet may also be the basis for refusing the visa.

Information sharing between government and government agencies.

Federal government agencies are also paying more attention to the sharing of personal and business information than ever before. Local and state law enforcement agencies can also share and exchange information with the federal government. The US government has information sharing plans with many foreign allies.

Visa applicants should assume that their information in any database is likely to be discovered by the US government. If the visa application does not fully disclose any relevant required information, immigration officials are likely to think that the visa applicant has not truthfully stated his information, which will lead to refusal or supplementary notice.

Visa applicants should be accurate, consistent and cautious.

When submitting applications for visas, permanent residency and citizenship, foreigners should carefully review their previous immigration applications to ensure that the information in the new applications is accurate and consistent.

Applicants should pay attention to your behavior when speaking online, which will have an impact on real life.

The U.S. government will keep records of past visa applications, so please keep the information consistent and accurate when applying for different types of visas.

When an applicant applies for a visa or legal permanent residence status in the United States, the government will ask him to provide important information about himself, such as work experience, criminal record, educational history, etc. The government will file all these applications.

If the information provided by the visa applicant is inaccurate or inconsistent, the immigration official may think that he/she has made an incorrect statement to the government, which is likely to lead to the rejection of the immigration application and have a long-term adverse impact on the future immigration process.

Therefore, it is very important to keep the consistency and accuracy of information.