Why am I always refused a visa?

This shows that there are still some unrecognized places that need to be summarized and improved to prepare for the next level.

Common reasons for being refused a visa:

1, migration tendency

If the written notice of 2 14(b) is received, it is considered that the applicant has an immigration tendency. The Immigration and Nationality Act of the United States requires consulates to assume that all applicants have an immigration tendency and reject any non-immigrant visa application that attempts to stay in the United States permanently. However, in this application, it fails to show the specific and close economic, social and family ties of the applicant in China, which can ensure that the applicant leaves the United States after visiting the United States, that is, it cannot convince the consular officials that the applicant has no immigration tendency.

2. Insufficient deposits

If the written notice of 2 12(a) is received, the consular officer believes that the applicant has failed to prove that he has enough funds to support his life or study during his visit or study in the United States.

3. Supplementary materials

If the written notice of 22 1(g) is received, the applicant is required to submit supplementary materials. Consular officials have not yet made a final decision on the applicant's visa application, which is generally not regarded as being refused. As long as you re-prepare the required materials, you can re-apply, and the visa application fee does not need to be paid.