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B2 Visa rejected for Mom.
My moms visitor visa got rejected yesterday at the Mumbai Consulate,I need help from anyone who can tell me what can be done in the next interview,we are planing to have another interview next month.
As happens with everyone the consular didnt see any documents just returned the passport didnt even tell her that we cant issue you a visa just said please take your passport back,it had a form with reasons ticked as ties to India/Intent of travel.
My mom is a retired teacher following questions were asked:
Why do you want to go to US?
Mom-To meet my SIL & daughter & to see the US(she mentioned some tourist places)
How do you manage your expenses?
Mom-I am a pensioner & so is my husband.
Why your husband is not accompanying you?
Mom-My husband is suffering from a medical condition not fit to travel (mom offered to show the medical certificate) he said not needed.
Finished the interveiw by saying you can take back your passport.
Mom had mentioned self as the sponsor & she has property,fixed deposits,investments in India,& a good bank balance but he didnt ask her for any documents or anything about her .Besides that she has a big family in India with 4 grand children,my dad is primarily depenedent on her for support in her absence my sisters will take care & she can only stay in US for 4weeks max as all sisters are working.
The points that we feel may have caused this is the self sponsorship maybe the guy assumed that pensioners dont have enough funds,also she is actively on the board of directors of one of te renown school & part time author for a leading publisher which she didnt discuss ,in the form it only gives certain options so we selected retired.
She has taken care of my father from the past 20yrs & is genuinely planing to come only to visit us & see this country,how can she not have strong ties when her own husband is in India ,i really need help to prepare her better for the second interview.
Any advise & help or success after a rejection would be appreciated.
As happens with everyone the consular didnt see any documents just returned the passport didnt even tell her that we cant issue you a visa just said please take your passport back,it had a form with reasons ticked as ties to India/Intent of travel.
My mom is a retired teacher following questions were asked:
Why do you want to go to US?
Mom-To meet my SIL & daughter & to see the US(she mentioned some tourist places)
How do you manage your expenses?
Mom-I am a pensioner & so is my husband.
Why your husband is not accompanying you?
Mom-My husband is suffering from a medical condition not fit to travel (mom offered to show the medical certificate) he said not needed.
Finished the interveiw by saying you can take back your passport.
Mom had mentioned self as the sponsor & she has property,fixed deposits,investments in India,& a good bank balance but he didnt ask her for any documents or anything about her .Besides that she has a big family in India with 4 grand children,my dad is primarily depenedent on her for support in her absence my sisters will take care & she can only stay in US for 4weeks max as all sisters are working.
The points that we feel may have caused this is the self sponsorship maybe the guy assumed that pensioners dont have enough funds,also she is actively on the board of directors of one of te renown school & part time author for a leading publisher which she didnt discuss ,in the form it only gives certain options so we selected retired.
She has taken care of my father from the past 20yrs & is genuinely planing to come only to visit us & see this country,how can she not have strong ties when her own husband is in India ,i really need help to prepare her better for the second interview.
Any advise & help or success after a rejection would be appreciated.
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