Are there any rejections after US visa check?

Check is an administrative review, mainly because there are doubts about the applicant's information, so it needs to be further reviewed. For example, if the applicant's occupation is sensitive or there are problems with the materials, the application will be reviewed. People review.

If there is no problem with the applicant’s information, and everything is true and correct after review, then the application can be successfully passed. However, if the embassy discovers problems, visa rejection is inevitable. Therefore, once the visa is checked, there is a probability that the visa will be rejected.

Administrative Processing is what we usually call a visa being "Checked", that is, the visa office itself or other departments (such as the Visa Office of the U.S. Department of State, the U.S. Immigration Service, or the FBI) Applicants' backgrounds are checked to determine whether they will pass the visa application process.

The administrative review will have two results (pass or fail) for the visa.

1. Passing the visa (issuing the visa): Currently, B visas and F visas are subject to more scrutiny. If the visa is reviewed, even if it is passed, you will not be able to get a 10-year visa in Category B or a 5-year visa in Category F. You will generally be given a 1-year visa.

2. Visa refusal (rejection): There are many reasons for visa refusal. For example, after investigation, it is believed that the materials are false, or the information filled in the D160 form is wrong, or the materials provided are not enough to prove that you will return on time. Domestic, which is usually referred to as 214B clause refusal. Or maybe your major or occupation is more sensitive.

Legal basis:

"Exit and Entry Administration Law of the People's Republic of China"

Article 15 Foreigners entering the country must apply to the visa authority stationed abroad. Apply for a visa, except as otherwise provided in this law.

Article 16 Visas are divided into diplomatic visas, courtesy visas, official visas and ordinary visas.

Diplomatic and official visas will be issued to foreigners who enter the country for diplomatic and official reasons; and courtesy visas will be issued to foreigners who require courtesy due to their special status. The scope and issuance methods of diplomatic visas, courtesy visas and official visas are stipulated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

For foreigners entering the country for work, study, family visits, tourism, business activities, talent introduction and other non-diplomatic and official reasons, ordinary visas of corresponding categories will be issued. The categories and issuance methods of ordinary visas are stipulated by the State Council.