Can you answer the top ten questions about American visas?

This question has been asked less in recent years, falling from the first place to the tenth place.

Be sure to explain the necessity when you answer. Not because of what is in America, but because of what is important (necessary) to you in America.

Are you married?

Foreigners always think that marriage is the most important factor for a person to settle down.

If not, think about it: can you get engaged? Can I have a boyfriend (girlfriend)? Don't just answer no, try to avoid it.

Where do you work?

It is not recommended to apply just after changing work units, and try to keep the work certificate for at least one year (indicating that you have a stable job and a stable source of income). If you are a housewife, mention your husband's job. If you are a freelancer, the focus is on your career ideal and your professional income at the peak period.

What's your income?

Note that your income is not limited to your dead salary. You may leave your job, you are still a Didi or Uber driver, or you work part-time in other units, or you have extra houses to rent.

Do you have any stocks or funds? Give a few examples, the more the better.

No problem.

Yes, you're right, no problem. Almost every applicant has experienced such a face-to-face visa vacuum period, and the visa officer has been knocking at the computer without looking up to ask you questions.

What are you doing on the computer?

Look at the DS 160 form you filled out. If there is a refusal, it will also turn over the reasons for the previous visa officer's comments. Just because there is no problem doesn't mean there is really no problem. When he is making a judgment, then interfere with his judgment and create favorable factors for himself.

First, grasp a seemingly casual, relaxed and indifferent posture, or take the initiative to put the red real estate license on the windowsill, so that the visa officer can accidentally catch a glimpse; Or keep looking at the time and inadvertently reveal the new Rolex booth that I bought for 25 yuan on my arm; Wait, wait, wait

Finally, someone here asked, would it be annoying to do so? Usually not. If you can be lively, don't be shy. Most opportunities are won.

Have you ever been to other countries?

It is the legendary entry and exit record. If there is, tell the truth. If not, explain why. Busy at work, no time or anything.

Some people's entry and exit records are on old passports, so to speak. Some people have official passports, expired passports, lost passports or other things. Please provide photos of famous scenic spots during their stay abroad. More than three.

Do you have any relatives in America?

This problem is believed to be the most tangled problem for most people. Not much to say, just dry goods.

If you insist on telling the truth, there is and there is no.

If for some reason you can't talk about it, then:

If the relatives in America are your collateral relatives, there is no need to talk about it, and you can't find it.

If your relatives in America are your biological parents/spouses, you must tell them and find out.

If your relatives in the United States are your brothers and sisters (including relatives, cousins, cousins), it goes without saying that you can't find them.

However, I suggest you tell the truth. This will affect the credibility of your relatives in the United States, or if you plan to apply for an immigrant visa in the future, your credibility will be problematic.

Who will bear the expenses during the tour in the United States?

Please note:

If it is undertaken by the company, be sure to write it clearly on your employment certificate! Visa officers don't have time to call your company for verification. Many applicants are refused visas here.

If it is borne by parents or children, try to stay in the same household registration book;

If it is a distant relative such as your menstruation or uncle, try to provide her (his) handwritten letter.

Are you going alone?

Or the family factors mentioned above, if you really can't go with the whole family, you must make it clear, because you can't take time off because of busy work, heavy studies and poor health.

What are you doing in America?

This question is listed in TOP 1 because almost all applicants will be asked this way.

The general answer is to travel, travel freely, visit relatives and friends, see what kind of activities it is, and express your true purpose in the simplest words. Note that the dictation here must match the purpose of filling in the DS 160 form, otherwise it will easily be judged as untrue and false intention (a very common reason for refusing the visa).