What are the taboos of American visa officers? What can I do to get a visa quickly?

1. Don't lie or provide false information: the materials for visa application and the answers during the interview should follow the principle of good faith. American visa officers are most afraid to lie and brag, and sometimes some cleverness backfires. For example, the classmate mentioned above thought that he could muddle through by answering casually, but he was investigated deeply by the interviewer. Some students will do a lot of preparation before the interview, but remember to turn it into something in their own minds, so that no matter what questions the interviewer has, they can take it easy.

2. Avoid running accounts: during the interview, the visa officer attaches great importance to the source of funds of the applicant. Some students can't wait to show this to the visa officer, so they show the visa officer the monthly running list. This practice is undoubtedly self-destruction. The visa officer doesn't have that much time to read every piece of your information carefully, just prepare the deposit for the first year's tuition and living expenses. What the visa officer wants to know is whether you have the financial resources to ensure the smooth study in the United States. As long as the materials you give can prove that you can pay the tuition and living expenses, it is not necessary to show every sum of your money to the visa officer.

3. Taboo travel records: Many people think that when applying for a US visa, it will be helpful to have entry and exit records of countries such as Japan, South Korea and Singapore. In fact, the United States will not refer to visas from other countries. On the contrary, the experience of traveling around the world will make the visa officer explain your past exit, and the unnecessary trouble will not be worth the loss.

4. Taboo immigration tendency: If parents apply for immigration, will it be difficult for students to apply for F 1 visa? F 1 visa is a non-immigrant visa, which means that the purpose of going to the United States is to study, not to immigrate to the United States. Students who have obtained the F 1 visa need to return to China after completing their studies. This is in contradiction with parents' application for an immigrant visa, so families who apply for an immigrant visa are likely to be rejected in person. In addition, if you reveal in the interview that you are very yearning for the United States, or have no plans to return to China after graduation, you will also be judged by the visa officer as having an immigration tendency, and the visa refusal rate is very high.

5. Don't wear inappropriate clothes: When interviewing, you must wear clothes that match your identity. If students have to wear professional or low-cut clothes, it is obviously not in line with their status. Even if it is not rejected, it will leave a bad impression on the interviewer. Students are advised to wear school uniforms or simple T-shirts and jeans to show their natural confidence.

Extended data:

1. Fill in the relevant forms carefully: Although you have been admitted to an American university and got the notice and I-20 form, whether it is private or public, it doesn't mean that the American Embassy knows about the American university you applied for.

2. Eliminate the assumption of visa officers studying in the United States: the student visa in the United States is a non-immigrant visa, so the interview at the American Embassy means judging your real motivation and purpose of going to the United States; Visa officers need to know as much as possible about your professional background. Visa officers often assume that if he issued a visa to the person in front, but he disappeared instead of going to school in the United States ... so for the interviewer, you should try your best to convey the information to the interviewer as safely as possible.

3. The role of economic proof: applicants studying in the United States need to convey a message to the interviewer that the applicant has close ties with his own country, so that he can return to his own country immediately after graduating from the United States without having to stay in the United States. Deposit is an important factor; If your family members or yourself have enough deposits in domestic banks, this is the strongest evidence that you have a strong connection with China.

4. Overseas travel record: If the applicant has traveled to other developed countries and returned to China on time, it will be a good proof.

5. You need to know your school and major: The interviewer of the embassy also needs to make sure whether the China students in front of you really want to study hard in the United States. They will look for answers from your notice and the answers to your study questions.