Excuse me, what are the precautions for the American interview? What questions do you usually ask! ?

Take it easy. Generally speaking, the consul mainly depends on your incomplete documents and insufficient guarantee. If you major, the consul is more confident that you will return to China after your studies. If you study in a language school, your chances of getting a visa are slim. However, the visa officer's decision is sometimes subjective. Maybe he was in a good mood and agreed in a few words.

Personal opinion: 1. Try not to choose Monday, Thursday, Friday or before the long weekend. Generally speaking, people's work attitude on Mondays is not very good. Friday is full of energy. 2. When standing in the question window, smile at the consul and say "Hi!" The atmosphere will change greatly soon. Remember that when you go to the visa, it's like chatting with the consul. Later, I asked her to answer. I asked many questions about America, and she patiently answered them one by one. It used to go well. Is it fun?

Typical question:

What's your name?

Who is sponsoring you?

What are you going to study there?

Are you married?

Why doesn't your spouse come with you? Will she join you?

You should say: no. She has to take care of her parents and hobbies. I will come back after I finish my studies in America. You can't make him think that you are both going to America, so he will suspect that you are not going back to China.

What do you do in China?

Try to talk about housework well and how important you are. Show him your achievements (books published, awards won, etc.). )

Answer confidently, honestly, generously and politely. I believe you will succeed.

Bless you!

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