What are the precautions for visiting relatives and interviewing in the United States?

Visiting relatives in the United States can apply for a B2 visa. B- 2 visas are issued to applicants who go to the United States for leisure/entertainment, including sightseeing, visiting relatives and friends, medical treatment, and other social, social or service activities. When applying for an interview in the United States, you need to bring information and matters needing attention:

The following originals are required when 1. the US Face Tab:

1. A copy of the business license (or a copy stamped with the official seal) and two business cards

3, time deposits, stocks and securities original documents, houses, car photos original.

Old passports with records of going abroad, photocopies of visas (business passports), foreign photos, identity cards, household registration books and marriage certificates, family photos, etc.

4, passport, photo US visa registration photo (50MM * 50MM)

5. Inviter's invitation letter, passport home page, green card, etc.

Matters needing attention when 2. a US family visit visa:

1. U.S. Embassy Entry and Exit Regulations:

Applicants should be careful not to bring mobile phones, pagers, handbags and luggage into the embassy. You have to carry the information you need for your visa with you. You can save the bag in advance.

2. Notes for answering questions during face-to-face signing:

(1) The purpose (and the only purpose) of the visa is to visit relatives, do not and cannot mention the business activities in the itinerary.

(2) When asked which country you have been to, you can give priority to some developed countries and tell the truth.

(3) When proving that you have the financial strength to afford the expenses, you must issue the relevant property certificate to the visa officer, and there is no proof

(4) When answering the visa officer's questions, ask what to answer, don't change your words or give too many explanations, answer the questions honestly and politely, don't avoid the visa officer's sight, and talk to him confidently and calmly.