why is it that the us consul don't trust nonimmigrant applicants and don't even give a chance to an old people

Question

I have applied again for the second time and Denied. The consul didn't bother to look at any of my documents and assumed already that I have a bad intention in applying. This time I have another reason different from the first time. My first reason is to see my daughter and her family and my second reason is to participate in the especial event of our main company. In my itenerary it was stated that I will also visit my daughter which is just natural I think. But still the consul did not grant my request. Yes I know that is their job but how can I prove that I do not want to live there because I have my own country and my family is here. Yes I have my daughter there but she has her own family already and I don't want to mingle with them. All I want is just a plain visit and hug them. Can somebody out there teach me what to do or say the next time I apply again. I am already old and a little bit weak already. I want to see the US, the country of my grandchildren before I di

Answer 1

Unfortunately you are another victim of illegal border crossers and visa overstayers. They have taught us not to trust by abusing our systems.

Answer 2

It's not about what you say, unfortunately. You must demonstrate that you are unlikely to overstay your visa. You normally do this by showing that you have a better job than you could expect to get illegally in the United States, or that you own real estate or have other assets that would be hard to transport with you to the United States. If you are old and in poor health, you will also need to present evidence that you have health insurance, so that you will be able to pay for any treatment you need on your trip.