What should China people pay attention to when applying for a US visa in a foreign country?

Step 1: Make sure your residence is in a consular district, such as the American Embassy in Beijing or the consulates in Shenyang, Shanghai, Guangzhou or Chengdu.

Step 2: Pay the non-immigrant visa application fee. Non-immigrant visa applicants must pay the visa application fee at CITIC Industrial Bank. Please note that this fee is non-refundable. The applicant will get a receipt after paying the fee. Please give this receipt together with other visa materials to the visa officer during the interview.

Step 3: Prepare the necessary materials. All applicants must submit the following documents: passport, valid for 9 months longer than the expected arrival time in the United States; A complete set of ds- 156 and ds- 157 application forms, each with a recent US passport photo; Receipt of application fee issued by CITIC Industrial Bank.

Important Note: Applicants should also bring relevant documents that can prove that you have close family, work and economic ties in China, such as bank passbook, housing or land contract, family photos, marriage certificate, birth certificate, company business card or letters from employers. Prove to the inquiring consul that you will return to China after a short stay in the United States. However, we did not specify what materials the applicant should bring. You can bring any documents that you think can convince the consul that you will return to China.

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