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My sister-in-law is in America, and I want to apply for a tourist visa. What process is needed? I study in a university. Is it possible to get a visa?
In fact, tourist visas, business visas and family visit visas all belong to B 1B2 visas, and they are the same on the booking and visa pages. The difference is that the purpose of going to the United States is different and the focus of material preparation is different.

In your case, you can apply for a visitor visa and ask your aunt to send you an invitation letter and her American green card. If she is a citizen, she will provide her citizen ID card, her federal tax number and social security number.

If you are in China, you should provide relevant information about your school, family information in China and proof of funds. As a student, you should provide proof of your parents' income.

I had a client whose situation was similar to yours before. She is a senior at Nankai University and graduated in June this year. She actually went to the United States to see a school, but she applied for a tourist visa. Finally passed smoothly.

Good luck. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me. My QQ number is 8-7-8-2-5-5-8-7-2.