I was refused a visa to study in the United States twice, but I refused my visa without reading the materials. Do you think I have an immigrant tendency?

If all your information is true, then continue to apply ~ ~ It depends on your mood and luck.

Just relax about the visa. Many visa officers simply don't play cards according to common sense. The most basic point should be

1 your understanding of the school you want to go to and your views on your major, because you are going to study.

You have enough money to live and don't want to work (parents work, family assets)

It is important to remember that you only go to America to spend money.

If you plan to return to China, you'd better not stay in the United States, that is, you want to return to China after your studies. All future plans are related to China, and they are necessary.

If you don't have the materials required by the visa officer, it must be a refusal.

Just because you have all the materials he wants doesn't mean you can pass.

Mainly depends on your on-the-spot performance! Very natural.

I have a male classmate who asked them a question.

1 What sport do you like to play-football?

Who is your favorite football star? He just said one.

Then the visa was passed.

What schools, families, funds? Not a word! ! !

In fact, visa officers pay more attention to on-site performance than materials in interviews. The reasons for refusing the visa are roughly the same. A * * * For several projects, the choice is the same. .

That was the third time I got a visa, and many students who came with me also had the experience of refusing visas. This thing, luck is very important, our classmates don't read any materials, and get visas by chatting. I've read all the information, too. I want money and money, and I want a home. No matter what the conditions, I still refuse the visa.

If you want to prepare all the materials before, don't worry too much, just bring the same materials. The visa company can only show you the way, and you should have everything you need to prepare. .

Good luck. If you really want to study in the United States, then apply again ~ ~ I applied for studying in the United States three times, all in order to pass, and now I am staying in the United States well ~ ~ ~