Have you figured out the seven major problems of studying in the United States?

Question 7: When and how to make an appointment to study in the United States?

First, you need to make an appointment for a visa after you get the I20, and then look at the admission time on the I20. You can make an appointment as long as you leave school within 4 months. Visa reservation is divided into three steps: fill in the DS 160 form, pay the SEVIS fee, pay the visa reservation fee and then choose the interview time. These three steps are carried out on different websites, but the difference between them is that sevis fees can be submitted directly online, and visa reservation fees can be submitted online with CITIC Bank savings card or paid at the ATM or counter of the central bank.

Second, the US study visa 7 Q-What kind of visa do students apply for? What kind of visa do parents apply for?

Students applying for the F 1 student visa are issued to full-time students studying in the United States, and there is no quota limit. They can work on campus with an F 1 visa. If they want to work off campus, they need special approval. Parents need to be accompanied by an F2 visa, which is issued to spouses and children of international students (F 1 visa holders). If you have obtained the admission notice from an American school, you can apply for a non-immigrant visa of F 1 to the American embassy or consulate abroad or the Immigration Bureau. However, these schools must be recognized by the US Immigration Service and be qualified to recruit foreign students. F2 visa work problem: F2 visa cannot work or work. If you want to find a job, you need to find an employer first, and then ask the employer to apply for an H 1B work visa for yourself.

Question 7: I have a green card. Do I need a visa?

With the American green card, you don't need to apply for a visa at the American embassy or consulate. You only need to show your passport and green card to enter and leave the United States freely. In addition to voting rights, you can enjoy the same benefits and treatment as your own citizens in the United States. Green card holders usually need to stay in the United States for a certain period of time each year, and cardholders who have not entered the country for more than two years may have their green cards revoked.

Question 7- I am an American citizen. I grew up in China. Do I need a visa? Do I have an I20?

American citizens do not have I20 after entering school and do not need to apply for a visa. Those with green cards don't use I20.

V. US study visa 7 Q-What is the result of the visa?

There are three results in the on-site interview of American study visa: 1. Oversigned, passport confiscated. 2. The administrative trial, passport and materials that the visa officer thinks need to be verified have all been taken away. 3. Refuse to sign, all the materials will be returned, and the visa refusal form will be received.

Question 7: American study visa-when is the latest date to apply for a visa?

In the process of applying for a visa to study in the United States, you need to make an appointment as soon as possible after getting the I20 visa, which will affect the admission, because the best result is that the passport will be taken away after passing the visa. If the appointment time is too late, it may lead to the embarrassment of not getting a passport on the day of departure.

Question 7: American study visa-my passport will expire in one year. Should I change my passport before applying for a visa?

Situation 1. You can apply for a visa first, and then apply for a new visa when your passport expires. Just keep the valid visa pages of the old passport and the new passport. Generally, you can bring your old and new passports into and out of the United States at the same time, or you can call the embassy to ask. After all, policies may change every year.

Situation 2. You can report the loss and apply for a new passport, and then apply for a visa.