What is the general process of visa interview in the United States? Do you usually ask questions or something?

When interviewing in the United States, visa applicants need to try their best to prove that they are only temporarily entering the United States for tourism or short-term business activities; I have enough funds to pay for my accommodation in the United States and will return to China as scheduled. Have strong social, economic and other ties (such as work, family, real estate, etc.) in the motherland. ) is considered to be an effective constraint on returning to China on time.

The visa interview process for going to the US Embassy is as follows:

step 1—？ At the entrance of the embassy, the doorman will ask you to show your valid certificate, and then wait in line for the security check and pass the security check smoothly. Then you will come to the lobby of the American embassy, where some applicants will wait.

Step two? Then, get the number plate in the lobby. There are many small windows similar to banks in the visa hall, and the contents of each window are different. Each applicant needs to get a window card with a different color.

Step three? When it's your turn, go to your window and give the application materials to the visa officer, press your fingerprint and wait for the interview.

Step four? The results of the interview were obtained on the spot. After that, leave your passport home and wait for the notice to get it. If the visa is refused, the passport will be returned on the spot.

When interviewing, please also be prepared for writing psychologically and in content. During the conversation, pay attention to the following:

1. Answer questions honestly and accurately, and don't speak too fast.

2. The answer is brief and to the point.

Don't look around when you are talking, which makes you look very nervous.

4. You need to know your itinerary, such as the time to go abroad, the time to return home, the number of days in the whole journey, and the itinerary.

5. Answer the salary, position and length of service of your current unit accurately.

6. Answer accurately whether you have any relatives or friends in the United States and can speak English.

There may be the following common questions and contents in the interview. You can refer to your own situation and make preparations in advance:

1. What are you doing in America? What other countries have you been to? How to prove it?

It's not enough to talk about traveling. What matters is why you want to travel to America.

Answering specific purposes will get appropriate points, such as watching NBA, answering shopping without points, and answering visiting boyfriend/girlfriend or visiting relatives with points.

Who are you going to America with? What's your relationship? Where is America going? Where do you live? How many days? Travel budget?

In terms of peers, couples or a family of three have the highest success rate. If you are traveling with a friend who is sure to pass, or if your friend has passed the visa, that is a plus item. The more detailed the travel plan, the better.

2. What's your job? What is your annual income? Do you have a car? Do you have a room?

Large enterprises+positions get extra points, the longer the entry time, the more stable the better, and the higher the salary level, the better, at least higher than the average.

3. Are you married? Do you have any kids？ Do you travel alone?

Married with childbearing plus points, married without childbearing/existing partner plus points have little effect on girls, single (including unmarried and divorced) boys, but girls obviously deduct points; Single or divorced and young: young people who are single or divorced and have not remarried will lose points and the refusal rate is extremely high.

4. How much is this tour? Who will pay for the tour?

5. What is the purpose of this trip?

6, the company's main business, your position in the company, what business are you responsible for?

7. What's the income?

8. Which countries have you been to and what scenic spots are there? Who did you go with?

9. How is your English expression?

10, lover's work unit, child's age?

1 1. Is there a specific itinerary to the United States? Where are you going?

When interviewing, don't be too nervous, just answer truthfully. Generally speaking, visa officers can speak Chinese, and it is normal for foreign guests and people who have refused visas or divorced to have a long interview time. When you successfully pass the interview and get your passport back, you will see the following visa on your visa page!