List of application materials for children 14 years old whose relatives immigrated to the United States.

Now the relative immigration policy in the United States has been tightened, but the new immigration policy has not yet landed, so many people are stepping up their efforts to handle relative immigration. Let me start with a list of application materials for 14-year-old children to immigrate to the United States. Let's have a look.

According to American immigration law,/kloc-American relatives under the age of 0/4 apply for immigrant visas as children's visas. The materials that need to be prepared for the embassy interview also need to be prepared according to the children's visa application materials. /kloc-The materials required for children under 0/4 to apply for visa-free interviews in the United States generally include:

1. Copy of the child's birth certificate.

2. Handwritten explanation of the purpose of the child's visit to the United States, including the contact information of the American inviter and its relationship with the child.

3. Parents' passport personal information page or copy of ID card.

4. Copies of parents' current and/or previous US visas (if any).

5. One photo: a 2-inch square (5 1mm x 5 1mm) color front photo taken in the last six months, with a white background.

6. If you are traveling in a group, you must also submit: an English travel route, a description of the purpose of the trip, a list of the name, date of birth and passport number of the group traveler, and a copy of the guardian's US visa (if any).

Please pay attention to remind that if one or both parents apply for a visa in person at the embassy or consulate (not through agency services), parents need to make an appointment for an interview in the name of their children and submit their children's application when applying in person. An adult applicant can bring up to five minor applications in the interview. If there are more than 5 minors in this group, the application must be submitted through the agency service.