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Denied Visa and want to re-apply. Please help.
Hi. I hope someone can help me. I got denied last week for my B1/B2 visa. I will go to the US for a sponsored Training of a Church for 5 and a half months. I'm 26 years old, single from the Philippines. Here's what happened in the interview:
VO: Good morning!
Me: Hi! Good morning!
VO: Why are you going to the US?
Me: I was invited as a guest to participate in many aspects and events of YYYY Church.
VO: May I see the invitation?
Me: (gave her the invitation but she did not read it)
VO: Where in the US?
Me: Sayreville, New Jersey
VO: What will benefit you in going there?
Me: I will become a Pastor here after the training
VO: What's your job here?
Me: BPO Manager
VO: How long have you been in the BPO?
Me: Eversince or with my current employer?
VO: Eversince
Me: 5 years
VO: Who will pay for your trip?
Me: The church in the US will provide my meals, housing and transportation. Our local church here will provide the plane ticket and my personal allowance. I have my own savings too.
VO: Unfortunately I cannot give you a visa. Thank you.
Me: Oh, okay, thanks.
She did not asked how much is my salary here or if I traveled outside the Philippines which I did twice to Singapore and South Korea. Can anyone help me know the reason why I was denied? and what can I do if I decide to reapply after a week? The training is still in July until December. Thanks.
VO: Good morning!
Me: Hi! Good morning!
VO: Why are you going to the US?
Me: I was invited as a guest to participate in many aspects and events of YYYY Church.
VO: May I see the invitation?
Me: (gave her the invitation but she did not read it)
VO: Where in the US?
Me: Sayreville, New Jersey
VO: What will benefit you in going there?
Me: I will become a Pastor here after the training
VO: What's your job here?
Me: BPO Manager
VO: How long have you been in the BPO?
Me: Eversince or with my current employer?
VO: Eversince
Me: 5 years
VO: Who will pay for your trip?
Me: The church in the US will provide my meals, housing and transportation. Our local church here will provide the plane ticket and my personal allowance. I have my own savings too.
VO: Unfortunately I cannot give you a visa. Thank you.
Me: Oh, okay, thanks.
She did not asked how much is my salary here or if I traveled outside the Philippines which I did twice to Singapore and South Korea. Can anyone help me know the reason why I was denied? and what can I do if I decide to reapply after a week? The training is still in July until December. Thanks.
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Possibility of getting B1/B2 Visa
All,
My wife is travelling to US for the first time on B1. Me and my son have our appointment scheduled on 7th June. What are our chances? What are the questions they may ask?
Please advise.
My wife is travelling to US for the first time on B1. Me and my son have our appointment scheduled on 7th June. What are our chances? What are the questions they may ask?
Please advise.
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"Other Relatives"
Hey guys, concerning the question " Do you have any other relatives in the US". The thing is that my Uncle (Dad's brother ) is an american citizen ,however he has been residing in our home country for the last 5 years. So should i still include him in the application since he is technically not is the US currently?
Appreciate your advice.
Appreciate your advice.
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possibility of getting USA Visa
Hi,
I need honest suggestion/feedback regarding my possibility of getting US visa of B1/B2 from Dhaka, Bangladesh.
i am working in a textile company and have plan to attend in a textile trade fair for 4 days to gather new concept and market trend of the business. My company is sponsoring me for this trip. i am married with a son and salary around 100k, but i don't have any international travel yet. this is my first trip to USA.
So what is my possibility to get B1/B2 visa or is there any lacking of mine? if anyone can give me feedback, will be thankful.
I need honest suggestion/feedback regarding my possibility of getting US visa of B1/B2 from Dhaka, Bangladesh.
i am working in a textile company and have plan to attend in a textile trade fair for 4 days to gather new concept and market trend of the business. My company is sponsoring me for this trip. i am married with a son and salary around 100k, but i don't have any international travel yet. this is my first trip to USA.
So what is my possibility to get B1/B2 visa or is there any lacking of mine? if anyone can give me feedback, will be thankful.
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needs advice on B2 second time application
guys i am a Beninuar living and work in brazil and i have tried to apply once without success , but during that time i did not have any strong ties though and also did not have any travel experience as well . so i completely understood why my application was rejected , but i am planning to reapply again this August , i made the first rejected application 2014 .. now i have travel experience , i visited mexico after my first B2 rejection and i have also visited norway last year december .. and i still have an existing mexican visa also france visa as well , i have a very good guaranteed job which i have been working for two years now and i have been married for 4 years now.
Do i stand the chance of getting a B2 this time ? any advice for me guy ?
Do i stand the chance of getting a B2 this time ? any advice for me guy ?
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Post visa approval
I was checking through various visa trackers. Rather all of them.
Visa approval date : 20/05/2016 (Friday)
Status
On 21/05/2016 : Passport with consulate.
On 22/05/2016 : Passport with consulate.
On 23/05/2016 : No data. (A bit worried.)
On 24/05/2016 : origination scan.
On 25/05/2016 : Ready for delivery. Transit to post.
On 26/05/2016 : Got a sms from Blue dart that passport is ready for pick up. Strangely the trackers still say " transit to post."
On 27/05/2016 : Collected passport. Got ten years visa. Tracker says visa picked up.
Impression
If your interview is on a Friday, it will take almost a week to get your passport.
You will get a message from Blue dart/ VAC before the data is updated in trackers.
No need to worry if the position is no data after passport is with consulate. It simply means the data is to be updated.
Once it is transit to post, you will receive it within two days.
Visa approval date : 20/05/2016 (Friday)
Status
On 21/05/2016 : Passport with consulate.
On 22/05/2016 : Passport with consulate.
On 23/05/2016 : No data. (A bit worried.)
On 24/05/2016 : origination scan.
On 25/05/2016 : Ready for delivery. Transit to post.
On 26/05/2016 : Got a sms from Blue dart that passport is ready for pick up. Strangely the trackers still say " transit to post."
On 27/05/2016 : Collected passport. Got ten years visa. Tracker says visa picked up.
Impression
If your interview is on a Friday, it will take almost a week to get your passport.
You will get a message from Blue dart/ VAC before the data is updated in trackers.
No need to worry if the position is no data after passport is with consulate. It simply means the data is to be updated.
Once it is transit to post, you will receive it within two days.
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b2 visa
Hello i am 22years old college going girl and i'm going to apply for visa on 16th and 17th of june 2016...And i'm going to apply from my college ..please help me crack visa interview. and i was rejected for 2times with my family in 2014,2015..will i be able approved visa this time please help me...
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My Experience for B2 Visa
My Experience for B2 Visa
Thanks everyone for your valuable inputs. I have gone through all your experiences and prepared well for our interview which was yesterday 5/24/2016.
Myself and my Husband (Both are working) would like to visit my Sister who lives in US and also holds green card. We have already booked tickets prior to our Visa Interview as the fares keep increasing. Our trip was just for 3 weeks. Here are the questions.
VO : Hi, Good Morning
Husband : Good Morning
VO : Why do you want to go to US
Husband : We want to go to US to visit Sister-in-law and also famous places like Newyork, Washington,Niagara, California etc
VO: Sister-in-law means, your Brother's wife or your wife's sister
Me : My sister
VO: Can i have your sister's passport
Me : I have handed my sister's passport copy to her, she checked something on her screen
VO: Is she working?
Husband : Yes
VO : Where does she work
Husband : She works as Web Developer is YYYY company
VO: Where does she live
Husband : Told
VO: Is your sister married?
Husband : Yes
VO: Does your brother-in-law work
Husband : Yes
VO: What do you do?
Husband : I work as software developer in YYYY company
VO: What is your team size
Husband : 10 , out of which 6 are developers and 4 are QA
VO: Does you have any client in US?
Husband : Yes we have clients
VO : Can you name any?
Husband : Told few names
VO: Can you describe your work
Husband : He explained about his work , tools that he use etc
VO : what is your annual income?
Husband : Told
VO: Are you also working Mam
Me : yes
VO : What do you do
Me: I also work as software developer for YYYY company
VO: What is your annual income mam
Me : Told
VO: No kids?
Both : No, we don't have yet.
After few second, she said 'Your Visa is approved'
Except my sister's passport and our passport, she dint ask any documents. Though we are visiting my sister, my Husband responded to all questions and she dint mind.
Over all it was very smooth.
Thanks everyone for your valuable inputs. I have gone through all your experiences and prepared well for our interview which was yesterday 5/24/2016.
Myself and my Husband (Both are working) would like to visit my Sister who lives in US and also holds green card. We have already booked tickets prior to our Visa Interview as the fares keep increasing. Our trip was just for 3 weeks. Here are the questions.
VO : Hi, Good Morning
Husband : Good Morning
VO : Why do you want to go to US
Husband : We want to go to US to visit Sister-in-law and also famous places like Newyork, Washington,Niagara, California etc
VO: Sister-in-law means, your Brother's wife or your wife's sister
Me : My sister
VO: Can i have your sister's passport
Me : I have handed my sister's passport copy to her, she checked something on her screen
VO: Is she working?
Husband : Yes
VO : Where does she work
Husband : She works as Web Developer is YYYY company
VO: Where does she live
Husband : Told
VO: Is your sister married?
Husband : Yes
VO: Does your brother-in-law work
Husband : Yes
VO: What do you do?
Husband : I work as software developer in YYYY company
VO: What is your team size
Husband : 10 , out of which 6 are developers and 4 are QA
VO: Does you have any client in US?
Husband : Yes we have clients
VO : Can you name any?
Husband : Told few names
VO: Can you describe your work
Husband : He explained about his work , tools that he use etc
VO : what is your annual income?
Husband : Told
VO: Are you also working Mam
Me : yes
VO : What do you do
Me: I also work as software developer for YYYY company
VO: What is your annual income mam
Me : Told
VO: No kids?
Both : No, we don't have yet.
After few second, she said 'Your Visa is approved'
Except my sister's passport and our passport, she dint ask any documents. Though we are visiting my sister, my Husband responded to all questions and she dint mind.
Over all it was very smooth.
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Hello to All,
i really need your precious advise..
i am going to apply B2 Visa in July, i am 26 and doing regular job in a hotel and monthly income is AED5.000,(Almost 1.5 year) and i have around 5000 Us dollar in account, so how much chance of gating visa ??
Regards.
i am going to apply B2 Visa in July, i am 26 and doing regular job in a hotel and monthly income is AED5.000,(Almost 1.5 year) and i have around 5000 Us dollar in account, so how much chance of gating visa ??
Regards.
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Visit visa Hyderabad interview
We are a retired couple. Thanks to immihelp we are well prepared and the questions were on expected lines.
Why do you want to visit US?
To see my relative and tourism. (Exactly as written in DSC 160)
How is he related to you?
Told.
What is he doing?
Told.
What places do you want to visit?
Told.
What were you doing before retirement?
Told.
What was your designation?
Told.
What was the nature of your job?
Told.
How much pension do you get?
Told.
To my wife...
Where did you work?
Told.
I see that you got a recent visa to UK for ten years.
Yes, madam
Who is there?
My son. He is a British citizen.
Did you travel to UK earlier?
Yes.
Did you visit US earlier?
Yes.
What purpose?
Told.
How many children do you have?
Told.
What are they doing and where do they live?
Told.
Do you have any property?
Yes. Gave the details.
Finally
Where will you go in US?
My wife repeated Niagara Falls.
She laughed and said
Everybody says Niagara. Your visas are approved. She put the passports in a tray besides her.
Thank you madam.
Impression
If you are retired govt employee, have travelled previously to other countries, and have strong ties in your home country, and be confident at the interview success is sure.
No papers were asked.
Why do you want to visit US?
To see my relative and tourism. (Exactly as written in DSC 160)
How is he related to you?
Told.
What is he doing?
Told.
What places do you want to visit?
Told.
What were you doing before retirement?
Told.
What was your designation?
Told.
What was the nature of your job?
Told.
How much pension do you get?
Told.
To my wife...
Where did you work?
Told.
I see that you got a recent visa to UK for ten years.
Yes, madam
Who is there?
My son. He is a British citizen.
Did you travel to UK earlier?
Yes.
Did you visit US earlier?
Yes.
What purpose?
Told.
How many children do you have?
Told.
What are they doing and where do they live?
Told.
Do you have any property?
Yes. Gave the details.
Finally
Where will you go in US?
My wife repeated Niagara Falls.
She laughed and said
Everybody says Niagara. Your visas are approved. She put the passports in a tray besides her.
Thank you madam.
Impression
If you are retired govt employee, have travelled previously to other countries, and have strong ties in your home country, and be confident at the interview success is sure.
No papers were asked.
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