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I gave you the option;

she should try coming in relation to her work( dance workshop) without a mention of you.
She will stand a much better chance.

As long as she is single and young and...

It all depends on her /her husband's income. If they earn very well, she should apply on her own and show self funding. Which is always recommended . In that case
you need not send any I-134. Only...

I am sorry.

Widow + all kids in US is a very bad combination for a visitor visa.

It shows that she is very likely to stay with her kids and not return.

That is how they decide.

All she...

Like I said, the important deciding factor is her ties to russia .Not a secure source of funds for her trip.
I-134 merely acts to show secure funding for her trip. And it is counterproductive for...

*Young and single ,
*a student and not fully settled in life in India,
*and her trip funded by you not her parents,
she does not have great chances anyway

And applying just a few days...

Non-working widows find it very difficult.
Still, no harm in applying once, she could get lucky.

Is it her brother's son getting married? What is bro's visa status?
who are all the relatives...

Could you please post;

When did your parents get the visa?
What is your visa status in US?
Do you have any siblings in India besides your sis?

"We thought we could apply anywhere, and in Delhi we had several relatives."

If 80 or above she is not required to appear for an interview.

If you and your husband are earning well and have good savings, you can show funding for her.
With the application, you can send...

I do not know if that was the reason for denial. But one should not apply outside one's consular distt. unless it is an emergency. Officers in each distt are familiar with local situations and may...

*What about your dad?
*Do you have any siblings in INdia?

You did the right thing, you would have wasted $1000.

Your writing a letter won't work. In fact the very mention of " going to visit boyfriend "
makes the officer think she won't return.

She...

The most import. factor officers assess is if the applicant is likely to return home after the visit.
Which means overcoming section 214b; presumption of immigrant intent.

If she cannot...

Well, they will definitely question you on why you returned so quickly.
Most likely they will let you in for a short stay but questioning could be a hassle.

If you can enter another 2 months...

You were denied because your incomes were low and you have no kids you are leaving behind.

So the officer thought you will not return.

I am sorry, you will be denied again.

Usually they do not look at many many documents.
Only one of you with better income can send an I-134, bank statement, tax return, copy of visa status, proof of relationship and an invite.

It is not a problem. You are worried for no reason. They won't deny you entry just because you changed your hotel.

Usually they do not , but in this case they may.

It is important that she says you are returning together.

What does her husband do ? Is he earning well? How long has he been there in kuwait?

If he has a good job in kuwait and has a long term contract, then she should apply in kuwait together with him...

Ok. What she should say is that your business meetings are over and that she wants to join you for wedding anniversary + sight seeing for 2 weeks.
After that both of us will return.

She should...

Ok, I am sorry. It is an Indian website and most posters are Indian, so my mistake.

Here is a very important thing;
If your B1/B2 is denied , you will not be able to use your VWP/ESTA either....

For a B1/B2 the officer must see your JOB + INCOME ties to India so you will return.
It is a very vital issue.

No job/ no income in India, they will never give you a visa.

By the way, how...

"If you have previously been denied (refused) a visa, or have been found ineligible for a U.S. visa,
you do not meet VWP requirements and therefore, cannot travel on the VWP. (ESTA)"



Could...

raghvi is correct.

Chances of denial are 99%, I am sorry.
They are just going to ask you two questions, what you do and how much you earn and they will deny.

* Young * single * low earning (...

Only the US sponsor.