When the American visa was refused, I was given a note that said 2 14B. What does this mean?

Basically, after the US visa is rejected, the visa officer will give the applicant a note that says 2 14b. In fact, to put it bluntly, you are inclined to emigrate, fearing that you will never come back after you go. However, these are normal reasons for refusal. Just adjust your information next time, and you can sign it at any time.

At that time, the visa officer will focus on reviewing your following information, such as travel records, marital status, work situation, funds, and sometimes consider whether your household registration is in a sensitive area, so look at your own shortcomings and pay attention to improving your overall binding force next time.

So refusing a visa is not terrible. After refusing the visa, as long as your binding force is greatly improved compared with the last time, you can pass it completely, instead of refusing the visa several times, as said on the Internet. Refusal only means that your binding force can't reach the historical stage required by the embassy, just like we passed 60 out of 100 in TOEFL. Last time you refused the visa because your binding force did not reach the minimum passing line of 60 points in the embassy, so we should try our best to improve our binding force and raise our binding force score.