It is my first time to go to the US Embassy in Beijing for a visa interview. What is the process like? What to pay attention to? What questions will be asked?

I don’t know about Beijing. Let me tell you about Guangzhou. Queue up, enter (except for interview materials, items must be stored for free at all times and are not allowed to be carried on your body, such as mobile phones and backpacks), hand in materials, apply finger masks, wait in the lobby, and group Stand up and swear not to tell lies, wait for the immigration officer to call your number, and go to the designated location for the interview after hearing your number. Make sure you use the restroom first, lest your number is called and you are still convenient. If you miss it, it will be very bad. At least the immigration officer will have a bad impression of you, right? Pay attention to the loudspeaker call, and don’t look around uneasily when sitting in the lobby. Give people the impression that you are nervous and guilty, and wait with a calm expression. When talking to the immigration officer, don’t be too condescending or too proud. Anyway, just be modest, prudent, generous and decent. Practice the immigration interview questions in advance, especially the English ones. If you don’t understand, ask him to say it again. Don’t answer randomly. You will regret it if you make a mistake later. It's too late to save it.

Pay attention to your attitude and language to make him feel that you will definitely come back as scheduled and will not stay in the United States. Of course, it is best that you do not have any close friends or close relatives in the United States, otherwise you will be suspected. And you'd better not lie, otherwise you may be permanently denied entry to the United States if investigated later.

But for general business visas, if your domestic company is relatively strong and your position is pretty good, it is not difficult and your visa should be approved, unless your situation is Very suspicious.