If an American friend sends an invitation letter to the American Embassy in China, he invites me to travel to the United States. The expenses are paid by the United States. Is such a tourist visa easy

If an American friend sends an invitation letter to the American Embassy in China, he invites me to travel to the United States. The expenses are paid by the United States. Is such a tourist visa easy to handle? If your American friend sends an invitation letter to the American Embassy in China, it will invite you to travel to the United States. I think the letter you mean is not a fax, but an email. Under normal circumstances, your American friends can only send it to AmCitBeijing@state.gov. Unfortunately, this is useless, because the American Citizen Service Corps does not ask about consular visa business. Besides, who knows which VO will interview you then? Furthermore, if your American friends send you an invitation letter inviting you to travel to the United States, and you also state this situation in DS- 160, then the probability of your visa result is not less than 80%. Furthermore, if your American friends are of the opposite sex, the probability of your visa result is almost 100%. Suggestion: If you (pretend) that you don't know Americans and (pretend) that your English is poor, then the probability of your visa result is very low.