Can I apply for a visa to visit my relatives after my American immigrant visa is rejected?

If the holder is refused a tourist visa in the United States, he may consider changing to a visiting visa. However, it should be noted that changing the visa category requires a new visa application, so it is necessary to fill in the application form again, provide new supporting documents and pay a new application fee.

When submitting a visa application for visiting relatives, the holder needs to provide more detailed information related to visiting relatives, such as kinship, purpose of visiting relatives, time of visiting relatives and accommodation arrangements during his stay in the United States. In addition, the applicant also needs to provide sufficient evidence to prove that he will leave the United States on time, including credit background such as employment, family relations and social relations in his own country.

In short, if the tourist visa is rejected, you can consider changing to a family visit visa, but you need to reapply, read the visa requirements and application process carefully, and prepare sufficient information and materials to ensure the success of the visa application. At the same time, applicants also need to maintain integrity, provide true and complete information, and avoid unnecessary troubles and losses.