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hello guys ! i just need your help . i want to apply for U.S visa and want to go to meet my mom she is in u.s i am living in canada from last 10 months and i am working as a manager in one of the Cellular company store. once they reject my visa and said i probably wont come back i just want to go there to meet my mom and i will definately will come back so what should i do i applied again and i have my interview on this thrsday at U.S embassy. so any one had same situation before. r they goin to refuse ma visa again. i am a permanent residence and i am living with ma uncle and my sis and bro are also in U.S. i wouldbe thankful to you guys if you could help me in this situation. thanks alot
[19-07-2009,03:13]
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sarah |
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(in reply to: U.S Visa)
Let´s review your case.....
Half of your family in the US (including mom)...family ties stronger towards US than Ca
Manager of a store..job can be interrupted.
Single..can get married in the US and stay ..Ca PR can be abndoned because husband can sponder US PR.
So ties stronger towards the US than Ca..that´s why your visa was rejected 9thinking with their dirty brains).
What should you do?
- Argue against all the above.
- Provide further evidence of ties to Canada including:
business possessions/ bank statements/ future plans like aacademic and career plans/previous entries to the US..
[19-07-2009,04:23]
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Anonymous |
(in reply to: U.S Visa)
Thanks for your reply but how im gonna argue with them . they dont listen. should i just say somthing before they ask me any question ? i am still confuse because i have no intention of living in U.S illegal. just want to go there for few days and will come back. should i just say all this before they start asking me anything ? please help me guys . thanks
[19-07-2009,15:44]
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sarah |
(in reply to: U.S Visa)
answer the questions before they ask them - that is what is being suggested. think of all the objections and address them one by one.
[19-07-2009,16:01]
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Sharon |
(in reply to: U.S Visa)
it also depend on luck an mood of the interviewer..only prayers will help!!!!!!
[19-07-2009,16:44]
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Anonymous |
(in reply to: U.S Visa)
it also depends on luck and mood of the interviewer..only prayers will help!!!!!!
Do you have any previous entry and exit for the US? This might help as you will show them that you entered and left..
[19-07-2009,16:45]
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Anonymous |
(in reply to: U.S Visa)
yes i went there once on visit and left and never was illegal. so Sharon ! should i just say everything before they ask me any question ?
[19-07-2009,18:30]
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sarah |
(in reply to: U.S Visa)
when you apply, there is a requirement for a letter of invitation. try to cover off some of the potential questions in the letter. create a separate page that will address the remainder. it is not a matter of rattling off a bunch of answers... it is a matter of putting CIC´s mind at easy by showing how their concerns are unfounded in your case because....1,2,3,4
[19-07-2009,20:59]
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Sharon |
(in reply to: U.S Visa)
They know that you entered and left US as that was a question on your application form.
The damage was done when you show strong us based family (higher chances of staying there). Officers don´t have crystal balls, they only look at odds.
You need to strengthen your ties to Canada before applying again. Once rejected avoid applying unless something changed. Do you own property in Canada ?
[19-07-2009,21:04]
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Landed |
(in reply to: U.S Visa)
First anonymous is correct on analysis. You definitely have stronger ties in the US side.
Sometimes they just decide their mind within the first 2 mins, no matter what do you produce or argue.
Strongly recommended; DO NOT EVER ARGUE, becasue of that they may put a bar in your passport for the next 5/10 years. If they ask then politelt try to convince that you´ll come back.
Though your initial damage has been done; but still you can try to convince by showing stable job over the past many days..property ownership would help a lot, hefty banck balance..evidence of entering into any educational program in Canada in the near future...anything that can substantiate your return.
[20-07-2009,16:35]
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DC_RC |
(in reply to: U.S Visa)
Thankyou guys for all your comments and advices i realy appreciate that. but i dont own any property in Canada but what i decided that i will write a cover letter and will pinpoint all the answers of the questions asked and visa officer might read those before making any decision. what u guys think ?
[20-07-2009,22:58]
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sarah |
