visa refused 3rd time under 214(b)

[chethan]

Hi friends , see my luck, i work for a s/w company in bangalore, and hold an experience of 2 years in Application suppport. when i had experience of 1.5 years i got offer from YYYY company, i have got 6 months exp in the present company. All together i have 2 years now.

when i joined the YYYY company, i need to go to US for the product trainging , i applied for the first time when i joined YYYY company(joined in feb 2007, applied on April 3rd 2007)(2 months experience in that comany) i got rejected becauce they asked for a company aggrement document which wasnt there with me. My company forced me to apply again after 20 day (june 28th 2007), this time i got rejected under 214(B). Then it was very critical for me to attend the produce training, my company told me to apply again, so i applied again after 2 months(august 3rd). Again the same reason 214(B). I am not finding any way now. so thought i will ask u guys for sujesion. i have got UK accent(i used to interact with US clients) when i talk. many of my friend told me its because of that they are thinking that ur going to settle in US. will that matters.


can any one guide my wht should i do and when should i apply again. manny are telling me to apply after 6 months. pls help me guys ??????

[clarify]

This is a common problem within the embassy's. I have noticed for no reason they will give one visa to an indiv and for no reason deny another. It has really made it toucgh to work in this field.

[PraetorianXI]

The problem is that you are not showing enough ties to your home country. And provisions are different for each consulate embassy, but in mine, you can not reapply for a visitor visa until 6 months have passed since the denial.

I believe you did not provide them with enough documentation to show the reason for your trip, your ties to your country and your willingness to return.

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[rathi]

Hi Chethan,
I would advise you to take professional help before you apply again. Consult a good immigration attorney.