Does anyone have any questions that will be asked when they go to America for an interview?

If it is a tourist visa, it mainly asks you where to play, who will arrange the expenses and whether there are any relatives there.

If it is a student visa, it mainly asks which school, what major, whether to return to China or stay in the United States after graduation, etc.

In short, it should be remembered that the interview at the American consulate mainly depends on whether you have an immigration tendency or not, and whether you have bad hobbies.

In the interview process of applying for an American visa, the applicant should do and not do. Tips from the Visa Office of the US Embassy:

Do what:

First, the most important thing is to tell the truth! Compared with other aspects, the visa office of the embassy attaches more importance to the applicant's integrity, and not telling the truth will weaken the applicant's chances of obtaining a visa. If the applicant is a full-time housewife or a full-time mother, there is no need to invent an office job in order to obtain visa qualification; If the applicant is a student, please truthfully explain the work of your parents.

Secondly, we should be fully prepared for the visa interview and bring all the necessary materials. The website of the visa office provides detailed information about the materials to carry. Students can bring transcripts, invitations, detailed research plans or other useful materials.

Third, answer the visa officer's questions directly, please express your own situation and opinions truthfully! This may sound redundant, but when visa officers keep asking questions, they often hear the same answer from applicants trained by the same visa agency. Finally, please try to relax in the interview window. Consular officials are well-trained professionals who can analyze the situation of each applicant according to the requirements of American immigration law, so please regard the interview as a frank exchange, which will help visa officers make the fairest and most appropriate decision.

What not to do:

Please tell the truth about yourself and the purpose of your visit! Providing false materials or making distorted statements in the interview window will make the applicant untrustworthy, and it is only a matter of time before the visa office finds out the truth. In addition, don't come to the interview without any materials. If the visa officer has no basis to confirm your statement, what you said is hard to believe. In most cases, the visa office needs written materials to verify the information provided by the applicant.

If you come for an interview unprepared, the visa officer will probably ask the applicant to prepare all the supporting materials before coming for an interview, thus delaying the time for obtaining a visa. Even so, it is not enough to rely solely on materials and oral statements. What matters is whether the applicant can convincingly explain his situation, binding force and legitimate travel motivation as a whole.

Finally, if the visa is refused, please don't argue with the visa officer too much. Although the visa office can't explain the specific reasons for refusing the visa to the applicant in detail, the decision made in accordance with the US immigration law is completely justified. When the applicant's situation changes, which can better show that he has firm binding force and legitimate travel purpose in China, he is welcome to re-apply.