The first interview to apply for an American student visa (F 1) was rejected. What information do you need to supplement in the second interview? Is it not good for two people to sign together?

Refusal 1-3 months later, it is best to reapply. One is to prepare the missing materials for the first visa application, and the other is to calm down and find out the reasons for the first visa refusal.

Studying in the United States, the visa is a difficult pass, which is the feeling of many students. From filling in the information to preparing thick materials, although it only takes less than 5 minutes to speak, many students will be in a hurry and not fluent in English, which will greatly reduce the effect of the whole interview. Visa refusal is a common problem in studying in the United States, but even if you have been refused a visa, it will not affect the second interview.

With the experience of the first failure, it cannot be defined as a bad thing. At least find out what the problem is. The reasons for refusing the visa are very complicated and can be summarized into several aspects as a whole. The statement of the study plan is the biggest point, and the other is that the understanding of the whole study abroad is not detailed enough. For example, vague answers to details such as major and school will make visa officers question the purpose of your study abroad.

Failure once does not mean failure every time. Students must remember this. Secondly, when submitting a visa, if it is the first time, your sincerity will be deducted a lot. After all, with the passage of time, some basic information has changed and must be changed according to the actual situation. Secondly, regarding the determination and methods of learning, we suggest that students make more efforts to prepare for reciting in advance. Although inflexible, there is no harm. Finally, you should know something about your chosen major, college and even tutor, so as to make your whole study abroad plan real and vivid.