If my relatives apply to immigrate to the United States, can I go to the United States again while waiting?

1, simply say "yes" or "no", because "yes" or "no" does not depend on your subjective wishes but on "whether it is necessary"! ! !

2. Article 2 14, paragraph B, of the United States Immigration Law clearly stipulates that you can only be issued a visa if the visa officer determines that you will not stay in the United States illegally. In this regard, you must take it seriously, and don't do things that are easy to cause visa refusal but are actually unnecessary!

Doing it badly will be counterproductive.

However, there are two situations, and I will actively support you to apply for a visa:

1), if you are a school-age student and want to study in the United States. If you have the ability to learn, have a decent school to admit you, and your family can provide enough guarantee funds, you can apply for a visa of F 1.

2) If you are an already working adult and need to go to the United States for business activities, you can apply for a B 1/B2 visa.

As long as it belongs to any of the above two situations, it should be said that the grasp of obtaining a visa is still relatively large.

For your reference, I wish you success! Welcome to continue asking questions.