Mother's visa rejected thrice

[shaikhjamir]

Yesterday my mother's visa got rejected third time .
I am living in US from 2009, I am on H1B.
My mother is a widow and was working as a staff nurse.
She retired in May 2012.

I have a brother in India, he is studying.
But they never asked about him.
We have all our relatives in India.
I am the only one here.


Following are the details of our applications:
1. Nov 2011:
Sponsor: I sponsored her visa.
Rejection: They asked how will you go alone? She replied I am physically fit, I understand bit of English.

2. April 2012:
Sponsor: I sponsored her visa.
Rejection: Our senior officer rejected last time so we cannot.

3. Dec 2012:
Sponsor: Self sponsor.
Rejection: This time we applied it with my brother-in-law. They asked where is your daughter? Why is she not coming?
My mother replied She has just started a new job so she won't get leave. I understand that it's not a very convincing answer but that's what my mother replied.


So now how should I apply? Every time she is carrying all kind of docs but they never ask for it.
So is it impossible now to get the visa?
Most likely I will be traveling to India in Feb 2013. At that time I need to do my stamping.
I am planning to apply for her visa at the same time so I can answer their queries.

What should we do?

[shah]

I am so sad to hear this. Unfortunately when it comes to the B1B2 visas, it is very hard to even help. I would suggest contacting a Senator or a Gongress person and tell them this is not right and see if they can help. If not, just wait a while try again. Good Luck

[Vincent Stevens]

Don’t be sad mate, I believe that all issues can be solved just need right people to handle it. I had my share of troubles regarding my own Visa which were rejected twice, but finally after I took professional help from ESTA, it got my issue resolved. I got their reference through my friend and i contacted them immediately since they had 24/7 customer service which made my problem solved in blink of an eye. Now test it with explaining your issue to their stuff which is as I told you is fully active.

[shah]

[wilsonlisa597]

I am so sad to hear this. Hope you will soon get out from this trauma. I would suggest contacting a Senator or a Congress person and tell them this is not right and see if they can help. If not, just wait a while try again.

[rubyatiy]

Don’t be sad mate, I believe that all issues can be solved just need right people to handle it. I had my share of troubles regarding my own Visa which were rejected twice, but finally after I took professional help from ESTA, it got my issue resolved. I got their reference through my friend and i phen375 immediately since they had 24/7 customer service which made my problem solved in blink of an eye. Now test it with explaining your issue to their stuff which is as I told you is fully active.

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[Ben Thardunthatt]

no congressman nor senator can order a CO to issue a visa, under any circumstances. They do not have the authority to do so. No doubt her uneven answers to basic questions are not helping her either.

[faizanmalik]

If this is happening then you should contact your near visa embassy, and you should asked them why it's happening, they will give you instrucations regarding your issues, you must need to follow those instructions...

[Ben Thardunthatt]

no congressman nor senator can order a CO to issue a visa, under any circumstances. They do not have the authority to do so. No doubt her uneven answers to basic questions are not helping her either.

Please reread the above...there is NO ONE who can legally order a COS to issue a visa...period...no congressman, no senator, no ATTORNEY, not even the president of the United States and certainly no 'visa fixer' who operates some dusty kiosk outside one of our embassies can influence a CO's decision...congress is in the Legislative branch of our government; COs are in the Executive branch, and one of the key elements of our governmental system is that NO ONE from one branch can tell someone in another branch what to do...

[Frankanna]

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[zadordrype]

Mothers visa rejected thrice

Hi, my F1 Visa is denied for the 3rd time. Only one question is being asked Which universities did you apply? - This is on July 17, 2019I have been rejected twice in 2016.* Not sure about the reason. Should I try again for the 4th time? I am also planning to marry my Girl friend who is on H1B. Would it be better to apply for a H4 visa after my marriage without trying for the 4th time?Also, if im denied for the 4th time, would it impact my H4 visa in anyway after 4 months from now?Thanks for your time

[Frankanna]

Yesterday my mother's visa got rejected third time .
I am living in US from 2009, I am on H1B.
My mother is a widow and was working as a staff nurse.
She retired in May 2012.

I have a brother in India, he is studying.
But they never asked about him.
We have all our relatives in India.
I am the only one here.


Following are the details of our applications:
1. Nov 2011:
Sponsor: I sponsored her visa.
Rejection: They asked how will you go alone? She replied I am physically fit, I understand bit of English.

2. April 2012:
Sponsor: I sponsored her visa.
Rejection: Our senior officer rejected last time so we cannot.

3. Dec 2012:
Sponsor: Self sponsor.
Rejection: This time we applied it with my brother-in-law. They asked where is your daughter? Why is she not coming?
My mother replied She has just started a new job so she won't get leave. I understand that it's not a very convincing answer but that's what my mother replied.


So now how should I apply? Every time she is carrying all kind of docs but they never ask for it.
So is it impossible now to get the visa?
Most likely I will be traveling to India in Feb 2013. At that time I need to do my stamping.
I am planning to apply for her visa at the same time so I can answer their queries.

What should we do?

Its sad to hear that from you but we are here to help you out with the issue. We are a Immigration Firm seek to help people getting visa. Call us at 1-800-590-1844 or visit https://www.nossalaw.com/ now.

[Ben Thardunthatt]

sorry, but COs do not ask one and only one question of any applicant....that is pure nonsense...the COs were not convinced that you are a serious student nor that you truly intended to return to T-land following your studies, and as we now see, they were right.

[hishamesi]

Hope you will soon get out from this trauma. I would endorse contacting a Senator or a Congress character and tell them this is not proper legal translation agency and spot if they could help. If no longer, simply wait a while try once more.

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