How to judge whether the U.S. visa has been signed after face-to-face, and how long will it take to check it?

It is well known that the U.S. visa interview is also a headache for most applicants when applying for a visa, because the result of the interview may pass or fail. Once it fails, the applicant will face the situation of breaking the plan and wasting money. How should the U.S. judge whether the visa has been signed after the interview?

When applying for a U.S. visa, the applicant will be present for an interview according to the scheduled time. During the interview, if the requirements of the embassy are not met, the visa will be rejected directly. When the visa is rejected, the embassy will not procrastinate and will directly inform the applicant that it is not suitable to obtain a U.S. visa.

That is to say, after the interview, the embassy will directly inform the visa result. If the passport is returned on the spot, the visa will be refused. Other situations are normal applications. Generally speaking, if the passport is returned on the spot, the embassy will give the applicant a list indicating the reason for refusing the visa. Later, when applying, the reason for refusing the visa can be improved so as to obtain the visa.

For those who have not been refused a visa on the spot, if they can sign out, there will be a notice to receive a passport in about 3-5 working days, but there may be administrative review, that is, check, in the process. In this case, the waiting time will be very long, at least 2-3 weeks, usually 1 month to 2 months, during which you can only wait patiently.

Generally speaking, most applicants will not be subject to administrative review. Only some applicants have problems with their identity. For example, highly educated chemical professionals such as chemistry professors may be required to be strictly checked, while other applicants can get their visas within a few working days.

In a word, as long as the applicant does not directly return the passport after the US visa interview, it means that the interview is passed. Whether the applicant is finally subject to administrative review still depends on the comprehensive situation.