Will you be refused a tourist visa when you go to the United States after giving birth?

You can sign it as long as you don't get caught.

Analysis of four common reasons for visa refusal;

1, those mothers bought an insurance called medi-cal before, which led to the refusal of the visa.

Medical insurance aims to provide benefits for low-income people living and working in the United States. It is very convenient to apply. As long as you fill in a low-income certificate, you can really waive the maternity fee. But there are great risks, because most mothers apply for tourist visas and enter the country as tourists without paying any taxes. So who are eligible to apply for the benefits enjoyed by local people? This insurance record is networked. With your passport information, it is very likely that when you apply for a visa next time, you will find that you did something illegal on your last trip, which led to a refusal of visa or even a five-year ban on entry.

The United States is a country that attaches great importance to credit. Credit is good all over the world, and it is difficult to move if it is not good. You can apply for anything you fill in, and you won't check whether it's true or false. But once you find that the application materials are untrue, you will become a bad credit person and a stain that has been following you. It will directly affect the next visa and even immigration in the future.

Some mothers didn't pay the hospitalization fee without knowing it.

The final checkout method of American hospitals is different from that of China hospitals. Hospital bills are settled after birth. Americans are slow to do things. Sometimes when they leave, the guests think they are clear. /kloc-After 0/month, bills may come. After the guests have left, they can't pay. Then the bill will pile up. If they don't pay within a certain period of time, they will be taken to court. Mom will pay once when she leaves the hospital, and pay the bill before she leaves. All the bills of American hospitals.

Staying in the United States for more than 4 months cannot reasonably explain the length of the next trip to the United States.

Many mothers think that since they can stay in the United States for six months with an American tourist visa, they can go after 4-5 months of pregnancy. They think there is no risk in customs clearance at this time, because the stomach is not obvious. It's no problem to go for the first time, but the next time they renew their contracts in the United States, because according to normal logic, it takes 2-3 months to travel to the United States with an American tourist visa. If you stay in the United States for six months, it is illogical in the eyes of the visa officer, so when you renew your contract next time, the visa officer will see that you stayed in the United States for six months last time, and the first question will be, why did you stay in the United States for more than six months last time? If the mother can't give a reason to make the visa officer look reasonable, it will lead to refusal.

So I want to remind you that although the legal stay of tourist visas in the United States is six months, it is definitely not that the longer the stay in the United States, the better. Instead, it will lead to the risk of being refused the visa next time! A three-month stay is the best, because one can ensure that there is enough time to give birth in the United States, and the other is that the body is in stable condition when it is seven months pregnant, and there is no risk in taking a long-distance plane.

For convenience, Bao Mei passport may be refused to be renewed in China?

As a result of changing American passports in China after their expiration, the chances of parents refusing to sign tourist visas in the future are very high. According to the experience of Taiwan Province Province, it is at least 80%.

Originally, the baby's information was from the population department, and the visa was from the immigration department. There is no connection between them. Under normal circumstances, the Immigration Bureau does not know Mabel's situation, and will not call Mabel's information at will. However, in order to change passports in China, you need to provide the baby's birth certificate, passport and passports of both parents. That's because the applicant allows the embassy to call the information of the US population department, so there is no privacy protection, and the parents' passport information will be recorded by the embassy. The next time parents apply for a tourist visa, the embassy sees that they have an American child, which is a very obvious immigration tendency. They are afraid that they will not come back if they go, and the probability of refusing the visa is very high.

When Sheng came back to fill in the DS 160 form again, he was asked if he had any immediate family members in the United States, and he checked Yes, which led to the refusal of his visa.

A mother who applies for renewal of a US visa after giving birth to the perfect baby can apply for a similar visa four years later without going to the embassy for a face-to-face interview, but she still needs to fill out a visa application form, one of which is whether there are immediate family members in the United States. Many mistakes in refusing visas are here:

Please see the question about whether there are American relatives in DS 160:

Please note that the question here is "Is there ...". This means whether your immediate family members currently live in the United States. Although you have an American child, but you don't live in the United States, you can fill in "no" completely, and I don't know how everyone understands to fill in "yes".

We can infer that if an American visa officer wants to know whether you have any relatives who hold American passports, he should ask, "Do you have any immediate family members who hold American citizenship?" But this is not required by the form. We also need to think about why Americans ask such questions. It's actually quite simple. DS 160 forms not only know that you are a good person, but also know whether you are inclined to emigrate. So many questions are asked around this key point. Imagine that the visa officer knows if you have any relatives of American nationality. Is it helpful for him to judge whether you are inclined to emigrate? If you have an American relative who has been living in Asia, will it help you immigrate to the United States? Obviously not. Only if this relative is in the United States can you go to him, which will have an effect on your motivation to immigrate to the United States. So, what's the relationship with you? Is he in America? Is what he really cares about. Will he say that you are inclined to emigrate because you have American citizenship and live far away in Asia? It doesn't make sense.

Mothers, please remember that the only criterion for VO to judge whether to grant you a visa is whether you have an immigration tendency!

So the root cause of this problem is that if you fill in "yes", in VO's view, your situation is like this:

You have a child with an American passport who lives in the United States and you live in China.

According to interpersonal relationship, children should live with their parents. Accept the care and guardianship of parents, if there are no special circumstances. This is of course, and it is also the responsibility and obligation of parents.

But now, children are separated from their parents and live in two countries, which is against human relations. Why? There must be some special reason. At this time, you come to apply for a visa. Are you going to America? Why? Obviously, you may take advantage of the fact that your child is an American citizen to stay in the United States and never come back. This is an obvious immigration tendency. There is only one word for such an obvious thing: refuse!

So, it doesn't matter if you fill in "Yes" on this question. In other words, if you fill in "Yes", you are cheating. And you think that the consequence of honest answer is cheating, which also provides VO with a conclusive evidence, a counterintuitive fact to show that you have an immigration tendency. You made it yourself, there is no way to recover it, and you are likely to be refused a visa for life. Practical experience proves that it is ok to fill in "No".

During his stay in the United States, in addition to hospital arrears, he also left some bad credit records, which led to the refusal of his visa.

Everyone did not expect that the United States is a country that protects privacy, and the visa office of the American embassy or consulate has no right to go to the US Department of the Interior to check the situation of your child's parents. They can only give you customs feedback when you are in the United States and when you are not. If you have any bad records in the United States, such as fighting, vandalizing other people's property, defaulting on debts, etc. If your passport information is recorded, the American visa officer will know. Otherwise, they won't know what you have done in America, including whether you have children or not, or even have children many times. Therefore, it is necessary to understand the traffic rules in the United States and avoid forgetting to pay fines in violation of regulations. Learn more about American laws, regulations and policies and be familiar with local customs.