Will it be difficult to apply for a visa in the United States, and is the refusal rate high?

After all, the United States is a developed country, and developed countries have a certain refusal rate. Visa officers mainly examine the following aspects:

Do you have an exit record? For example; Have you been to Europe, Australia and other developed countries?

What about personal assets and cash flow? For example, if there are materials that can prove assets, such as houses and cars, the visa officer thinks that rich people rarely stay, and there are enough assets to prove that you have the economic ability to go;

Whether there is a stable job, the visa officer thinks that the chances of people with stable jobs staying or working abroad will be relatively small;

Do you have a happy marriage and family, such as: getting married and having children, parents are alive, brothers and sisters, and relatives are in groups. This kind of family information is the best, because these are all factors that you deserve to stay. Why do you stay abroad alone and have such a warm family?

Do you have the language ability to walk independently? You can't just have money. What should I do if I don't understand the language and get lost? It's dangerous if you have any difficulties or get sick unexpectedly and can't even express yourself.

Whether the household registration is a sensitive area.

In fact, whether the visa is passed or not mainly depends on whether we can convince the visa officer that we will definitely come back after going to the United States. If the visa officer believes that we will definitely come back after going to America, he will give us a visa!