Do I need to show the original real estate license to apply for a tourist visa in the United States? What should I do if the real estate license is mortgaged to the bank?

You don't have to show it. I accompany many customers to apply for American tourist visas, and basically 60% don't look at the real estate license. Many of them are based on the information filled in. Face-to-face interview takes 5 or 6 minutes, 10 minutes is very dangerous. It usually takes 3 or 4 minutes to get it done. Because there are still many people waiting in line behind, not everyone will read the information in detail. Which have so much time to look carefully? So many times you don't need to show your real estate license.

Of course, it is reassuring to bring the real estate license with you when you face-to-face sign. Your real estate license is mortgaged to the bank. When signing face-to-face, it is best to have the mortgage information of the real estate license issued by the bank, otherwise you can't easily say that you mortgaged the real estate license to the bank. When someone was interviewing for a visa, the visa officer asked if he had a real estate license, and replied that he was doing it and refused the visa immediately. The visa officer thinks this is dishonest. So pay attention to your own situation.

Have a nice trip.