Will the immigration interview pass? Can I apply for immigration immediately when visiting relatives in the United States? Do I have to wait three months to apply?

Hello! American immigration lawyer answers you:

No one can guarantee that the immigration interview will pass, which is closely related to the specific situation of the applicant and beneficiary, as well as the quality of the application documents submitted and the preparation for the interview.

The United States holds a B2 visa to visit relatives, which is a non-immigrant visa, and the motivation requirement is opposite to that of an immigrant visa. In other words, when you apply for a visitor visa, you must prove to the Immigration Bureau that you have no immigration tendency. But when you apply for immigration, you need to prove that you have a real intention to live in the United States for a long time. If you say "I have no immigration tendency" to the Immigration Bureau today, and then get a B2 visa, you will suddenly change your face when you arrive in the United States tomorrow and say "I really want to immigrate, please give me a green card". It is easy for the Immigration Bureau to suspect that you actually have immigration tendency when applying for a visit visa, so it will think that you have provided false information to the Immigration Bureau, which will have a very adverse impact on your immigration application.

It also depends on what kind of visa you are applying for and your personal and family situation. The best way is to directly consult a qualified American immigration lawyer, analyze your specific situation, decide the most suitable strategy for you, help you avoid unnecessary mistakes or delays, and solve potential problems in your application in time. You can choose to contact me for further consultation.

Disclaimer: The above discussion does not constitute a lawyer's entrustment relationship, nor does it represent legal opinions. The application of the law will be very different in different cases. The parties need to consult a lawyer directly to get effective help in the case.