There is no such thing as a group visa for American visas. After the visa is issued, it is 1- 10-year individual tourist visa multiple entry qualification.
The following originals are required for the interview.
Copy of business license (or copy with official seal) and two business cards.
The company's letter of guarantee shall be stamped with the company's official seal.
Original documents of time deposits, stocks and securities, original photos of houses and cars.
Old passport with a record of going abroad, copy of visa (passport for business), foreign photos, ID card, household registration book and marriage certificate, family photos, etc. (Husband and wife+children)
Passport, photo US visa registration photo (50 mm * 50 mm)
Folding interview notes
I. Entry and exit regulations of the US Embassy:
Applicants should be careful not to bring mobile phones, pagers, handbags and luggage into the embassy. I must carry the information needed for my visa with me.
2. Matters needing attention during the interview
1. The purpose (and only purpose) of the visa is to travel, and you should not and cannot mention the business activities during the trip.
2. When asked which countries you have been to, try to say as many countries you have been to, especially some developed countries such as Western Europe and Australia (the developed countries that used to visit with business passports can also be mentioned).
When you prove that you have the financial strength to bear the expenses, you must issue relevant property certificates to the visa officer, which is groundless.
4. Know the approximate itinerary: see the attachment.
When answering the visa officer's questions, answer whatever you ask, don't change your mouth or explain too much, answer the questions honestly and politely, don't avoid the sight of the visa officer, and talk to him confidently and calmly.
Three. Summary of interview-related questions
Part I: Exit record.
1, Question: What are you doing in America? A: Tourism.
Question: Which countries and regions have you been to? A: Briefly explain the name of the country you have been to.
3. Q: How can I prove that I have been to those countries? A: There are visas and photos on the passport.
Part II: Personal assets.
1. Q: Who will pay for your trip to America this time? oneself
2. Q: What do you do? What position do you hold in the unit? Length of service unit address?
3. Question: What is your annual income?
Question: Do you have a business license?
5. Question: Do you have a confirmation letter or guarantee from the company?
6. Question: Do you have a certificate of deposit?
7. Question: Did you bring the real estate license?
8. Question: Do you have a private car?
9. Q: Do you have any other proof of assets?
Part III: Family.
1. Question: Are you married? Do you have any kids？
2. Question: What does your lover do?
Question: Are you traveling alone? Why don't your family travel to America with you?
4. Q: Do you have your household registration book?
5. Problems; Do you have a marriage certificate?
6. Question: Did you bring photos of your family?
Part IV: Tourism.
1. Q: Who organized your trip to America this time?
2. Question: How many people are there in this tour group?
Question: Do you know everyone else in the tour group?
4. Question: Which cities and scenic spots are you going to visit in America this time?
5. Problems; How much does this tour cost?
6. Q: When is the tour group scheduled to leave?
7. Q: How many days do you expect to stay in the United States?
Four. Matters needing attention when answering questions:
A) When answering questions, speak slowly, enunciate clearly, concisely and consistently.
B) Dress cleanly, neatly and generously. Show luxury temperament.
C) If the visa is rejected, remember the reasons for the on-site consultation, and then try to pass.
5. The following originals are required for the interview:
1. Copy of business license (or copy with official seal) and two business cards.
2. The letter of guarantee issued by the company shall be stamped with the official seal of the company.
3. Original documents of time deposits, stocks and securities, and original photos of houses and cars.
4. An old passport with a record of going abroad, a copy of a visa (passport for business), foreign photos, ID cards, household registration books and marriage certificates, family photos, etc. (Husband and wife+children)
5. Passport, photo, photo of American visa application (50MM*50MM)