Job Recruitment Website - Immigration policy - I applied to immigrate to the United States, and my immediate family is here, but I haven't arrived yet. I want to visit America first and sign another visa. Can I sign it?
I applied to immigrate to the United States, and my immediate family is here, but I haven't arrived yet. I want to visit America first and sign another visa. Can I sign it?
Because you are going through the immigration formalities,
Visa officer can hardly believe that you will leave the United States after a short visit at this time.
Unless you have a particularly strong binding force at home.
Don't listen to those agents, you may be able to sign in less than one in a million.
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