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(2011-06-22 13:56:02)
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很多签证申请人认为申请美国签证是一段令人头疼的经历。排队等候时,他们非常紧张,经常事先练习脑子里熟记的发言。如果你具有合法的赴美旅行目的,面谈时根本不用紧张。排队等候时,你可以闭上眼睛,做几个缓慢的深呼吸来帮助你平静下来。请记住,这不是一场考试或测验,而是有关你为什么去美国和你在中国情况的一段友好的交谈。最好提供诚实的回答。当申请人对他们的情况撒谎时,会令签证官员很难相信他们的可信度。记住从美国使馆的官方网站上获取所有你需要的信息,不要相信你在非官方博客上看到的传言或事情。申请美国签证决不应是令人紧张的经历。

 

 

Many visa applicants think that applying for a U.S. visa is a nerve-wracking experience. They get very nervous while they wait in line and often rehearse memorized speeches in their heads. If you have a legitimate purpose of travel to the U.S., then there is absolutely no need to be nervous about your interview. While you wait in line, you can close your eyes and take a few slow, deep breaths to help you calm down. Remember that this is not an exam or a test, but just a friendly conversation about why you want to go to the U.S. and your situation in China. It is always better to give honest answers. When applicants lie about their situations, it becomes difficult for officers to believe their credibility. Remember to get all of your information from the official U.S. Embassy Web site and don’t believe rumors or things you read on unofficial blogs. Applying for a U.S. visa should never be a stressful experience!

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