My husband went to the United States to sign a visa, saying that the chef refused. Can't the chef go to America if he asks?

It's definitely not just the chef. The chef was sensitive, but he passed. In developed countries, visa officers like the United States will review the applicant's comprehensive information. Have you ever been to the same developed countries, such as Europe and Australia, and have a perfect family, such as getting married and having children? Whether you have a stable job or not, the last point is whether your household registration belongs to a sensitive area. If these four aspects each take 25 points, with a full score of 100, only the comprehensive information of all aspects is better, and the chances of passing are very high. It's not just good or bad.