How to apply for a visa and get a green card in the United States?

You can't bring the following things to an American immigrant visa interview:

1. Umbrella.

2. Electrical or electronic equipment, such as mobile phones, pagers, cameras, notebook computers, portable music players, handheld game machines, USB-driven floppy disks, audio/video tapes and optical disks.

3. Sealed envelopes or packages.

4. Earplugs, headphones and other listening devices (hearing AIDS will be allowed).

5. All bags, such as travel bags, backpacks, briefcases, suitcases, wallets, bags and zippered folders.

6. Weapons and any explosives.

7. Sharp objects, such as scissors, knives and nail clippers.

8. Food, including bottled water (except infant formula/food).

9. Cigar, cigar, matchbox and lighter.

10. Any other articles considered as contraband by security personnel.

Application materials for interview preparation:

Birth certificate;

B) criminal record; /kloc-applicants over 0/6 years old must submit.

C) Repatriation records;

Marriage certificate and divorce certificate

E) military officer's card;

F) copy of passport

G) photos;

H) child support certificate

American immigrant visa interview steps:

1, arrive at the consulate 45 minutes early.

2. When entering the consulate, prepare for the visa interview. After the information is submitted, please wait for the visa interview in area B. Similarly, pay attention to the display of the electronic screen when waiting. It usually takes 20 to 40 minutes from submission to interview. When your number is called, please go to the corresponding window to interview the consular officer.

Generally speaking, consuls will spend a few minutes talking with applicants about their immigrant visa applications. In fact, face-to-face conversation with the consul is often a simple process, and the consul will conduct an interview in Mandarin. The consul will greet the applicant first and then start the interview. During the interview, the consul will ask you to take a fingerprint and take an oath. The most important thing you need to remember is that you have taken an oath, so you should answer the questions truthfully. If you don't understand this problem, don't worry. You can ask the consul to repeat the question. Consuls should ensure that all applicants have the opportunity to answer questions comprehensively and honestly.

6. After the American immigrant visa interview, the consul will tell the applicant whether the visa is passed.

If approved, the consul will issue a notice telling how and when to collect the visa package. After the interview, the consulate will keep the applicant's passport, print the visa and paste it on the passport.

If the application is rejected, the consul will explain the reasons for the rejection and what to do next. At the same time, the applicant will also receive a letter of explanation in both Chinese and English. After the consul told me that the visa was approved or rejected, the visa interview ended.