Please pay attention to a few small details in the American visa.

Here are some skills you need to master in an interview. Please take out your notebook and take notes!

Tip 1: Necessary manners are indispensable.

When it's your turn, you should calm down and make a small gesture, and the visa officer's impression of you will be improved immediately: when the previous applicant leaves the counter without sorting out the information, you wait quietly one meter away. When the previous applicant left, the visa officer called your name, immediately raised his hand or nodded to indicate "ready", then quickly went to the counter and politely said hello to the visa officer. Don't rush in before the previous applicant leaves.

Tip 2: react quickly and speak slowly.

Some candidates speak faster because they are nervous or want to express themselves too much. Don't worry, speak slowly. Because many applicants are not fluent in English and speak very fast, the visa officer doesn't know what you are talking about. At the same time, you should be quick. Don't ask the visa officer questions. You can't answer them after a long pause. When you don't hear the question clearly, you can politely ask the visa officer to say it again. Don't be indifferent, don't answer casually!

Tip 3: Take the initiative to submit proof materials.

When answering visa questions, you should take the initiative to submit proof materials. For example, when the visa officer asks your father what he does, you should also submit proof materials. Under normal circumstances, the visa officer will not ask you to submit a certain material on your own initiative, but you should submit it on your own initiative when answering questions. When many people consulted me, they said that the visa officer refused to sign it for me without reading any materials. Just because I don't know this skill.

I worked hard to prepare a pile of materials and took them all the way to the visa center. Of course, take the initiative to show it to the visa officer! When answering related questions, you can take the initiative to ask: Do you need to see my XXX? The visa officer refuses to read it, and you have no loss; But if you mistakenly think that you don't have any relevant documents, your loss may be a signature page.

Tip 4: Prepare sufficient materials.

Before the interview, all visa materials must be fully prepared, including passport, ID card, visa application form and photos, as well as English scores. Note that in academic materials, the original academic degree, the original certificate in Chinese and English, and the original certificate in Chinese and English in transcripts must not be ignored. In addition, regarding family and financial materials and income certificates, including the original family property, spouse's income certificate, enterprise or company certification materials, don't ignore the original real estate license (oneself, parents or sponsors). It is important to prepare a deposit certificate that can pay for studying in the United States.

Tip 5: Keep an eye on the visa officer.

In the process of interpersonal communication, eye contact is a necessary expression of politeness, which shows that you attach great importance to each other. The visa officer interviews you with an equal attitude, so you don't need to be afraid of his eyes. Make eye contact with him when you speak. You should look directly at each other and don't vacillate your eyes, which will affect the examiner's trust in you. Eyes are the windows of the soul, let him feel that your heart is open.

Tip 6: Express yourself fluently.

It is common for students to make a slip of the tongue due to mental stress during the visa process, which is usually manifested in vague conversation with the visa officer, or vague words, or intermittent speech, or vacillating eyes. Therefore, students should have a preliminary understanding of the visa officer's questions before the interview and enhance their dialogue ability so that the visa officer can make a clear judgment after talking with you.

Tip 7: Use "emotional cards" appropriately during the interview.

In addition to testing the applicant's language level, American interviewers will also observe your personality characteristics to judge whether the applicant has the ability to adapt to various environmental changes overseas. Not only that, the examiner will also examine the applicant's comprehensive qualities such as logical reasoning and adaptability in communication.

Therefore, in the process of face-to-face interview, students should try their best to get closer to the examiner, so as to make your communication atmosphere relaxed and happy. In addition, pay attention to the other person's expression and reaction, and smile and nod in time to show that you fully understand his conversation.

Tip 8: Professional introduction pays attention to strategy.

In professional statements, many foreign students simply give a professional name when referring to their majors, and then introduce their majors in detail in very professional terms, which ignores the feelings of visa officers.

Visa officer is not a know-it-all. If you introduce them too professionally, they may not understand. Without understanding the contents of the foreign students' statements, the visa officer naturally lost the basic basis for judging whether the foreign students have an immigration tendency, and finally had to refuse the visa. Therefore, when introducing their major, foreign students must pay attention to describing it in simple and clear words, and talk more about their reasons and purposes of studying this major, including their development after returning to China, so as to help visa officers understand and make judgments.

Tip 9: Don't be inclined to emigrate.

Having a reasonable study abroad plan, having no tendency to emigrate, and planning to return to China after graduation is one of the conditions to guarantee an interview in the United States. In addition, you should make your future development clear for the visa officer to hear clearly, instead of being thought that you will immigrate to the United States to work, otherwise it will increase the risk of visa refusal.

Secret 10: Honest and positive.

Attitude is everything! Honesty is the foundation. Answer the visa officer's questions truthfully, don't lie, and don't treat them as fools, otherwise you will be very angry and have serious consequences!

Don't pretend you don't understand. Face-to-face interview is a communication process. If international students only passively answer the visa officer's questions, they may not be able to fully express themselves and convey information to the visa officer. Therefore, when preparing for the interview, foreign students should make sure what they want to convey to the visa officer, so as to consciously guide the conversation, say what they want to say during the interview and improve the chances of passing the visa.

Hope to adopt.