What questions will the visa officer ask for a tourist visa at the U.S. Consulate in Shanghai?

During the U.S. visa interview, the visa officer may ask too many questions, so I will just list some reference questions for you: Traveling alone

Why choose to travel alone?

Why are you traveling alone?

Why not travel with your family?

Why not travel with your husband?

Why not take your kids with you?

The Shanghai (U.S.) Consulate prefers houses or other fixed assets. Many questions are related to houses:

Have you bought a house in Shanghai? Bought? So have you bought a car? Bought? Is it a Shanghai brand? no? sorry.

Did you buy your house in the suburbs? Baoshan? Oh

Are you renting a house now? How much is the monthly rent?

Oh, are you registered in Xuzhou? Are you renting a house now? How much is the monthly rent?

Oh, are you registered in Wenzhou? So have you bought a house? How much was the house price in this community when you bought it?

Most visa officers at the Guangzhou (U.S.) Consulate like to ask you about your work, such as:

Which unit do you work for? What is the full name? Oh, why is the office address different from the address on the business license?

How much profit does your unit make in a year? What? You don’t know, how many do you estimate there are?

What products does your factory produce? Oh, who are the customers? Oh, which countries are the main customers from?

Which district is your factory located in? Guangming New District? Oh, how to get to Guangzhou by car from Guangming New District?

Okay, let’s summarize the ten most frequently asked questions and TOP10 in real U.S. visa interviews in 2016: Why go to the United States?

This mentally retarded question has been asked less frequently in recent years, slipping from first place to tenth place.

Be sure to explain the necessity when answering

Yes, it is necessary.

It’s not because of what the United States has,

but because what the United States has is very important (necessary) to you. TOP9, are you married?

Foreigners have always believed that marriage is the most important factor for a person to stabilize.

If you are not married, think about it,

Can you get engaged?

Can you have male (female) friends?

Don’t just answer no directly, find a way to avoid it. TOP8, where do you work?

It is not recommended to apply just after changing your workplace.

Try to keep your employment certificate for at least one year (indicating that you have a stable job and a stable source of income)

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If you are a housewife, mention your husband’s job.

If it is a freelance job, focus on your career ideals and peak career income. TOP7, what is your income?

Note that your income is not limited to your dead salary.

You may leave the company and you are still a Didi or UBER driver.

Or you may be in another company Also have a part-time job,

Or, you have a spare house to rent out.

Do you own stocks or funds?

No one is enough, the more the merrier. TOP6, no problem.

Yes, you read that right, no problem.

Almost every applicant has experienced such a period of vacuum during the visa interview.

The visa officer does not raise his head to ask you questions, but keeps his head down and knocking on the computer. .

What are you doing by knocking on the computer?

Look at the DS160 form you filled out.

If there is a rejection, you will also look at the reasons noted by the previous visa officer.

Just because there is no problem does not mean that there is really no problem.

He is making a judgment. Then interfere with his judgment and create factors that are beneficial to you.

First, take a seemingly casual and cool posture,

or throw away the red real estate certificate on your own initiative. On the windowsill, let the visa officer accidentally catch a glimpse;

Or throw a thick pile of running water on the windowsill, pretending that it is too heavy to lift;

Either you keep looking at the time and inadvertently reveal the new street-stall Rolex you bought for 25 yuan on your arm,

Or you take out the materials from the bag and ask him if he needs to see it?

Guests of the Shenyang Consulate can take off their mink if they feel too hot, or put it on again if they feel too cold;

etc., etc., you need to educate yourself in detail. Finally someone asked here, will doing this make people annoying? Generally not. My advice, if you can be lively, don't be shy. Opportunities are mostly earned. TOP5, have you ever been to other countries?

It is the legendary entry and exit record. If there is one, tell the truth. If there is not, explain the reason. You are busy with work and have no time. Some customers' entry and exit records are in their old passports, which can actually be said. Some customers have passports for official business, expired passports, lost passports, or other reasons. Please provide photos of them taking photos with famous scenic spots while abroad. 3 or more.

Some customers asked if it counts if they have been to Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan? It basically doesn’t work now, so don’t mention it. Previously they would ask to see your pass.

With these problems in mind, can you still hold on? Here comes the question again, TOP4, do you have any relatives in the United States?

I believe this question is the one most people struggle with. If you insist on telling the truth, then what you have is yes, and what you don’t have is no. If for some reason it is inconvenient for you to tell, then: If your relatives in the United States are your collateral relatives, there is no need to tell them because they cannot be found. If your relatives in the United States are your biological parents/spouse, be sure to tell them and find out. If your relatives in the United States are your brothers and sisters (including relatives, cousins, cousins, etc.), there is generally no need to tell them and they cannot be found. However, we still recommend telling the truth here, as it will involve the credibility of your relatives in the United States, or your credibility will be in question if you plan to apply for an immigrant visa in the future. TOP3, who will bear the expenses during the trip to the United States?

Note here that if the company is responsible for it, it must be written clearly in your employment certificate! ! ! The visa officer has no time to call your company to verify. Many applicants have been refused visas here for no apparent reason. If it is your parents or children who bear the responsibility, try to be in the same household register. If it is a distant relative such as your aunt or uncle, try to provide a handwritten letter from her or him. TOP2, are you going alone?

Let’s talk about the family factors mentioned above. If it is really not possible for the whole family to go together,

Be sure to explain the reasons clearly. Because you are busy with work and cannot ask for leave, and your studies are heavy. Poor health and so on.

TOP1, What are you going to do in the United States?

This question ranks among the top 1 because almost all applicants will be asked this question. Generally, the answer is to travel, to go on a free trip, to visit a relative, a friend, or to see a person. Activity, express your true purpose in the most concise words. Note? The dictation here must match the purpose of filling in the DS160 form, otherwise it will easily be judged as untrue and false intention (a very common Reasons for refusal).