American B2 visa was refused, why?

If the visa is refused, the applicant must provide new evidence to prove that he is firmly binding, so that the consulate can change the previous decision on visa refusal.

Visa officers in American consulates have a heavy workload. He/she must decide in a short time whether the applicant is eligible for a temporary visa. In most cases, visa officers can handle visa applications by simply interviewing and reviewing the binding certification materials provided by the applicants. To obtain a visitor or student visa, the applicant must meet the corresponding requirements in ina101(a) (15) (b) or (f). If the above requirements are not met, the visa will be refused according to INA2 14(b).

The most common reason for refusing a visa is that a tourist or student visa applicant cannot prove that he has the right of abode outside the United States without reason. Applicants must prove the existence of the above right of abode, indicating that they will be forced to leave the United States for home after a short stay. According to American law, the applicant has the responsibility to provide such proof.

If the applicant has a job, a family, a house or apartment he bought or rented, or other commitments that he must return to China after visiting abroad, he is likely to pass the examination of the visa officer. The actual situation of the applicant is different.

The visa officer of the American consulate understands the existence of this difference. Therefore, in the interview, each applicant will be inspected separately, taking into account professional, social and cultural factors. Young applicants may not have the opportunity to establish binding ties, and visa officers will review their specific intentions, family situation and long-term development plans and prospects in China. Each visa application will be regarded as a case and given full consideration according to the law.