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Please tell me what you need to apply for a visa
why can't they let me in
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You never know, you didn’t like it, you have a criminal past, you are suspicious that you can stay as an illegal immigrant ...
Advice: be attentive to your hands, take care of cuts, scratches, burns, calluses. If the prints are not clear, they may refuse to interview and recommend applying after the fingers have healed.
Advice: be attentive to your hands, take care of cuts, scratches, burns, calluses. If the prints are not clear, they may refuse to interview and recommend applying after the fingers have healed.
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answered 16 years ago
Main reasons for refusals:
1) suspicions of your unreliability or insolvency
2) suspicions that you want to stay there.
If you can't prove otherwise, they may refuse. And no one will explain the reasons for the refusal.
1) suspicions of your unreliability or insolvency
2) suspicions that you want to stay there.
If you can't prove otherwise, they may refuse. And no one will explain the reasons for the refusal.
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answered 14 years ago
And another pattern. If you are a young unmarried girl, the chances of getting a visa are catastrophically small. :)
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answered 14 years ago
Calmly receive young unmarried. Daughter - student 1-year student quietly went for 3 months last year. The consul just looked at her passport, saw the visas, asked about trips to other countries, smiled and that was it.
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answered 14 years ago
allenyshka, it remains to be sincerely happy for your daughter. But do not misinform readers about the "peace" of obtaining visas!!!
I have a lot of examples of refusals - more than half of the attempts to obtain visas by young girls ended in a fiasco.
By the way, one girl I knew was let in for the first time and even got a visa that gives her the right to work. She worked in Florida for almost a year, came to St. Petersburg for her father's birthday ... And that's it! They were not released back. At the same time, she did not violate anything, they are waiting for her at work in the USA, excellent reviews, etc. They just refused! The girl walked and that's enough!
I say this not to the fact that you do not need to try to get a visa! You just need to be more responsible in preparing for the interview. For B1 / B2 visas, you need to convincingly prove that you live well in Russia and are not going to stay in the USA.
I have a lot of examples of refusals - more than half of the attempts to obtain visas by young girls ended in a fiasco.
By the way, one girl I knew was let in for the first time and even got a visa that gives her the right to work. She worked in Florida for almost a year, came to St. Petersburg for her father's birthday ... And that's it! They were not released back. At the same time, she did not violate anything, they are waiting for her at work in the USA, excellent reviews, etc. They just refused! The girl walked and that's enough!
I say this not to the fact that you do not need to try to get a visa! You just need to be more responsible in preparing for the interview. For B1 / B2 visas, you need to convincingly prove that you live well in Russia and are not going to stay in the USA.
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answered 14 years ago
Pepper, with respect to you - I'm not arguing with you, you just wrote categorically about the disastrously small chances of a visa for young unmarried girls. I have a lot of opposite examples, as well as yours. In general, everything is subjective with the Americans, I realized that there are practically no patterns.
As for your girl from the example, in order to assert something, you first need to know what kind of visa she had. One can only assume that she had a J1 visa, which gives the right to work, but on which the period of stay in America is limited. Yes, they stay there, work, they are valued, they are not driven anywhere, they live at least all their lives (obeying the laws and not sticking out so as not to find themselves and not be deported). But if they leave the States after such a trick - that's it, they will never be allowed to go there again. And their relatives will not be released. And while they stay in the States, their relatives won’t get a visa either, so it turns out, complete isolation from the family. So it's a big step to stay there that way. I also know a lot of similar cases - they are annual, even a certain percentage is bred. Only such defectors usually, if they decide, do not return here at all. They know what they are getting into.
As for your girl from the example, in order to assert something, you first need to know what kind of visa she had. One can only assume that she had a J1 visa, which gives the right to work, but on which the period of stay in America is limited. Yes, they stay there, work, they are valued, they are not driven anywhere, they live at least all their lives (obeying the laws and not sticking out so as not to find themselves and not be deported). But if they leave the States after such a trick - that's it, they will never be allowed to go there again. And their relatives will not be released. And while they stay in the States, their relatives won’t get a visa either, so it turns out, complete isolation from the family. So it's a big step to stay there that way. I also know a lot of similar cases - they are annual, even a certain percentage is bred. Only such defectors usually, if they decide, do not return here at all. They know what they are getting into.
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answered 14 years ago
And what about the returnees? Yes, the visa was J1. But it wasn't overdue. There were no violations. They just didn't extend the visa.
Now, by the way, she has already received a visa. But it took six months, a lot of nerves and appeals directly to the Moscow embassy.
Another good example is a girl who wanted to ride around the USA with us on vacation. Also rejection! Without any intelligible wording! When I approached the consul and asked why she was not allowed in, I received a strange answer: "We have a lot of experience in issuing visas, it is possible that SOMETHING is WRONG here." What exactly is wrong, he does not understand himself. But even the probability of an incomprehensible "wrong" became the reason for the refusal. But there were no "pitfalls" - the girl just wanted to see the USA!
Another example is the denial of a visa to a young girl traveling to her brother, who has been living for more than 10 years for permanent residence in the States. Didn't get a visa! But when she went to re-surrender six months later, they calmly gave it. Just the second time she applied and went to the interview with her parents. The parents had no problems at all. And even the rank of General of the Reserve did not hurt a bit.
And there are many such examples. This problem really exists.
Now, by the way, she has already received a visa. But it took six months, a lot of nerves and appeals directly to the Moscow embassy.
Another good example is a girl who wanted to ride around the USA with us on vacation. Also rejection! Without any intelligible wording! When I approached the consul and asked why she was not allowed in, I received a strange answer: "We have a lot of experience in issuing visas, it is possible that SOMETHING is WRONG here." What exactly is wrong, he does not understand himself. But even the probability of an incomprehensible "wrong" became the reason for the refusal. But there were no "pitfalls" - the girl just wanted to see the USA!
Another example is the denial of a visa to a young girl traveling to her brother, who has been living for more than 10 years for permanent residence in the States. Didn't get a visa! But when she went to re-surrender six months later, they calmly gave it. Just the second time she applied and went to the interview with her parents. The parents had no problems at all. And even the rank of General of the Reserve did not hurt a bit.
And there are many such examples. This problem really exists.
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answered 14 years ago
The problem exists for everyone - I agree with this, and not just for young and unmarried girls.
And we are talking about defectors because - as I correctly assumed she had a Jay One visa - according to it, the period of stay is limited, and the period of work is even less than the period of the visa itself (the right to work ends earlier than the visa period). And for a year on it, she could not work in the States.
In general, a summary of everything - each case is individual, we have separated an analysis of someone else's situation - I can only assume here, you know from someone's words ...
From someone's words, we all know a lot, but I wrote about my child because this is my personal experience, and not acquaintances, etc.
And by the way, I am also happy for her, especially since she now has to get a visa to study in Canada, which they say is also not easy and not fast. And about a tourist visa to Canada - they generally say it is difficult. I'll try to get it later so I can go visit her.
And we are talking about defectors because - as I correctly assumed she had a Jay One visa - according to it, the period of stay is limited, and the period of work is even less than the period of the visa itself (the right to work ends earlier than the visa period). And for a year on it, she could not work in the States.
In general, a summary of everything - each case is individual, we have separated an analysis of someone else's situation - I can only assume here, you know from someone's words ...
From someone's words, we all know a lot, but I wrote about my child because this is my personal experience, and not acquaintances, etc.
And by the way, I am also happy for her, especially since she now has to get a visa to study in Canada, which they say is also not easy and not fast. And about a tourist visa to Canada - they generally say it is difficult. I'll try to get it later so I can go visit her.
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answered 14 years ago
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