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hello， 大家好，我刚刚拿到美签续签的签证，那趁着我现在对整个流程记得比较清楚的时候，我给大家分享一下，希望能够给到大家一些参考。 那上一次办签证的时候呢？是一五年的时候，当时是为了参加展会，所以整个流程都是参展公司帮我们操作的。那我只是提交了一些资料呃，然后去上海使馆去面签了一下，当时怎样操作呢？因为我时间太久了，我也记得不太清楚， 那么续签的话整个都是我自己操作下来，参考一些网上的一些例子啊。嗯，整个都是自己准备资料自己操作的啊。先分享一下我续签的话提交了哪些资料吧， 就是提交了这四份资料，第一份就是这个填写 ds 幺六零表后，呃，可以打印的两份资料啊，总共是两页，然后然后这是一些信息，然后第二份的话就是这个申请书，因为你 ds 幺六零填完之后，你就可以去呃，网站里面去预约，网站里面去预约交钱，然后会 钱交完之后就会有这样的表格可以打印出来啊。这是第二页，应该是这是第一页，这是 第一页，这是第二页，第二页会有两个条码，然后这里会有两个链接，第一个链接和第二，第一个链接是英文的那个免签清单，第二个是中文的免签清单，我当时两份都打印出来，然后一看收的是中文的，这是这是第二份文件。 第三份就是刚刚链接里点进去打印出来的免签清单啊，这这六这六个都需要勾选一下，然后在第二页签下名字和日期，我签的是中文的名字， 这是第三份资料，然后我另外还付了，另外还打印了一份，就是行程单，因为我看网上有些人说可能需要，所以我以防万一嘛，那我也打了一份， 再还要的话就是，呃，还有护照，还要交一份护照，护照就是你旧的护照和新的护照都需要提交，因为我有一份，有，有一个护照是过期了吗？是新办的，然后新的护照和旧的护照都一起交过去，然后还有就是，呃，六个月的白底彩照， 嗯，尺寸应该是五十一乘以五十一毫米的，到时候你们具体可以在网上核对一下。嗯，这就是我交的续签的一些资料， 然后整个流程的话就是先去 ds 幺六零那个网站上面去填写 ds 幺六零的信息，填完之后，呃，然后然后你用这个 a a 码去那个，这个叫什么？我看一下忘记了，叫那个预约网站， 稍等一下哦，美国签证预约系统到这里面去预约非移民签证，呃，然后填填续续签就行了，然后一步一步操作下来，然后去交这个钱，呃，交，交钱的话，这个钱我看看是多少钱？一千三百多，这里有写 一千三百多。这个钱交完了之后呢，你日期约定好之后呢？你可以有两种方式，你可以选择 ems 上面取件，也可以去中信银行去交这个资料。

美签 ds 一 六零表中最常见的三个错误，但是百分之九十五的人都不知道。第一，从二零二五年起，附那名 native alphabet 姓名栏改成必须用简体中文汉字填写，不再是拼音或英文代替。 很多人不知道规则改变导致填错背句，所以姓名栏一定要用简体中文填写，同时这也是整个表格中唯一要求填写中文的部分。第二，别再搞混了，还 excel book number 栏不是填护照号，而是翻开护照资料页，将页面倒过来，找到底部那串黑色小字的机读码，类似 c a n 一 二三四五六七的数字，把这个填进去，很多人不知道，误填护照号导致拒签。第三， telecode name 栏别瞎填或写 do not apply。 正确做法应该是去官网搜 telecode， 然后根据提示输入姓名等其他信 信息，就可以获取专属数字代码，然后把这串代码填入表格，漏填或乱填直接导致拒签。为帮大家避坑和正确填写表格，我结合官网最新的 d s 一 六零表做了一版翻译，整理了一个中文版的 d s 一 六零表，是 word 可编辑格式，免费分享，大家在家填写练习。

这组申请者很聪明，逃过了一劫。这也是我们今天面前的申请者给我们反馈的一个现场的一个状况，排在他们前面的申请者是夫妻两个人申请要去美国旅游签证，在面前的过程当中，他们的时间就特别久，并且也把他们的材料拿到后台去 核对，也就是核实他们的材料了。在等待的过程当中，可能这个申请者就没有在等待签证官出来，直接就是趁着保安不注意转身就走了。说到这，可能有的老铁就已经明白是咋回事了，他们的材料可能是不真实，连护照都没要，直接转身就走了。并且签证官出来之后发现申请者 不在这了，就让工作人员联系表格上的电话，但是依旧是无人接听的一个状态。各位老铁像这样的案例就属于典型的面前的时候提供了不真实的材料，他自己内心里边发慌了，所以才 不要护照的情况下，转身就离开了。那么接下来他将面对的就是永久的申请不了美国签证。为什么刚才小旅行说他很聪明，逃过了一劫，如果核对材料不真实，很有可能就会给帽子叔叔啊联系叫过来把他领走，进一步调查。 所以各位老铁申请一个美国签证，还不至于说弄虚造假，现在这个时代，所谓这种虚假材料已经完全粘不住脚了，因为完全是信息时代，你的个人信息只要稍加一查询，全都能给你查出来，并且 你一个人表格上的填写，还有你面前当天现场状态如果严重不符的情况下，签证官会直接就给你做拒签了，或者是说像这种案例一样，把你的材料拿到后台一查，如果有问题，那么面临的可能就是给你领走了，其实做个签证还不至于被别人领走，调查吧。

i'm an ex visa officer and so many of my plans told me that they were only asked a few questions in their interview and then they were refused why does the visa officer only ask one or two questions and then they refuse the visa they never give you a chance to actually tell them what you want to tell them？ well， here's what i'm going to tell you as a visa officer myself in the past i needed to move very quickly i needed to ask a few questions get up the bare minimum of information and evidence from each visa applicant before making a decision about their application to either approve it or refuse it i didn't have time to ask question after question to delve into the details to get a recalcitrant applicant to actually open up and tell me what is this business that their parents are running that's going to fund their education？ what is their plan for after graduation？ what is the purpose of this business trip to the us i needed the visa applicant to be very forthcoming and also take the initiative to tell me that information without me even having to ask it okay so when visa applicants tell me that oh the visa officer refused me before i could even tell them anything they only asked me one or two questions aha listen there they only asked me one or two questions what am i hearing is that they did ask you one or two questions those one or two questions those are your opportunity to respond to the visa officer in whatever way you choose they're going to ask you something very general what's your purpose of travel to the us？ what are you going to study in the us？ what university are you going to in the us？ what's this job you're going to do in the us？ whatever， this very general question is that's the beginning of the interview that is your opportunity now since i'm on the outside now and i help visa applicants pass their visa interviews i would love it if visa officers at the consular interview asked the applicants please tell me about your qualifications please tell me whatever you would like to tell me to convince me that you are eligible for the visa but the truth is that visa officers are rarely if ever going to ask that explicit question in the interview they're going to ask questions that are related to that questions the sum of which add up to answering that question questions like what do you do for work？ do you own property？ what do your parents do for a living？ where did you go to school？ what's your level of education？ what's your salary all of these questions are actually trying to find the answer to that question why should i issue you your visa now if you know that's what they're trying to get to from the very beginning that's what they are asking you questions for that's the purpose of the questions they're asking you you don't have to wait for the specific question that you are thinking is going to be your key to unlocking an approval in your visa interview you can give that answer at the very beginning of the visa interview when they say what are you going to do in the us that's your opportunity to speak now you're an active participant in this visa interview you're not a passive interviewee you're an active interviewee you're deciding what information you want to convey to the visa officer that means when they ask you that question that's very general you do not have to give a one word answer now please let me say that one more time do not give a one word answer you should be giving a full considered answer thinking what is the information this officer needs to know about me now everyone's case is going to be different someone's case that's very straightforward maybe it's your first time applying for a visa you've never applied before you've gotten into a good school you have adequate funding your strategy is going to need to be completely different from someone who's been refused multiple times over the years for different types of visas with different family members and you've got some family member who's in the us your strategy is going to be completely different i can't give you a comprehensive strategy for you personally when i'm just speaking generally to every visa applicant in the world but what you do need to do is know what are the key points of your application？ do you need to focus on your highlights？ the highlights are what get you issued the green flags right maybe you've got strong finances you've got a strong professional background your education is particularly strong you've traveled to many other countries maybe you need to focus on hurdles things that are going to be red flags on your interview this could be low finances this could be prior refusals this could be a family member in the us who adjusted status or or has stayed in the us longer than the duration that they were originally admitted for whatever， it is you need to know what it is you need to focus on and then proactively give that information in the best way possible， so that you can frame yourself as a qualified applicant in front of the visa officer at the very beginning of the interview so when you hear that oh they only ask one or two questions don't think oh they only need a little bit of information oh the decision has already made no， it's not those one or two or three questions that you're going to be asked are the key to getting your visa approved you have to answer those questions with your highlights they're not going to give you 20 minutes， 30 minutes for you to slowly bring to life your story you got that one chance， one question， two questions， three questions and then they're going to make a decision so focus on that focus on giving your highlights at the very beginning of your interview not waiting proactively presenting your credentials and that's how you're going to get your visa issued。