refused 4 time us visa -now what?how?

Question

first interview-before 9/11-on 4th -the officer say my mind is not working today-as there was 3 day holiday-2nd int-view my mom gave -nervously-3rd on religious base-4th for my cousins marriage-they said the reason if too weak-i been to uk-6times-to singapore-malsysia-bankok-nairobi-dubai-uk last in april-07-us last tried in march-07

Answer 1

No problem, even if you have been denied visa four times, still you can be successful & no one can deny visa & even P.R. immigration for USA if your case is not covered under Classes of Aliens Ineligible to Receive Visas category, which are basically with regard to health, security, criminal record etc issues, which I'm sure doesn't exist in your case. What all you should is to find a good lady who is US citizen by nationality even if she is Indian by race, invite her to India get married to her & then you both apply for your US P.R.Immigration & Spouse visa. If you fulfill all the required documentary proof regarding your age, marriage, police report, medical report etc along with your petition/application for this US Embassy in India or US Immigration Department in US won’t be able to deny you this privilege to visit, enter & stay in USA. Just mind all your papers/documents should be legally admissible& according to US & International standards/rules& regulations. According to Lynda G if I'm half wrong then can she just explain what for K-3 Spouse visa (non-immigrant) provisions have been enacted that provide a foreigner spouse to stay with an American spouse in USA till the P.R. Immigration process is being conducted & completed, either allowing the immigration to such an alien spouse or reject his immigration petition & throw him out as the case may be. If this lady has been waiting for the last 19 months for husband to join her as his immigration process is still on & no American Lawyer ever guided her regarding the K-3 non-immigrant Spouse Visa, then that does not mean that she can pass on wrong information out here. K-3 type visa is being granted to foreign spouse of any American citizen, if they got married outside America & the application for such visa is being filled from the country where they got married, thats why I asked you to invite an American lady to India & get married to her here so that you can file application for such K-3 non-immigrant spouse visa to join her in USA till your petition for P.R.Immgration on the basis of this marriage is being processed & decided.

Answer 2

You answered your own question, in a round about way. I am sorry, I was trying to follow your English, so if I get this wrong, I apologize. It sounds like your fiance is in the process of getting his citizenship in the USA, correct? If that is the case, for you to get a visa (because they know you'd be visiting him and HIS application is pending), there is a burden on you to show that you have very strong ties in Russia. The reason for that is because the US won't limit you in any way when you're here, so the consular has to know that you have every intention of returning to Russia. If they think that you do NOT have reason (strong ties in Russia, like a steady job, family, etc) they will deny the visa. It's that simple. With all the recent attention here about sex trafficking and the like, they will be looking even closer than usual, I suspect. From what you're saying, it sounds like you want to come to the US so you can "finally be together", and that's not what a visa is for. The visa is temporary, and you were denied, likely, because they think you really don't have a reason to return to Russia if you're planning on marrying someone in the US. Good luck. Also, you need to go to the US Department of State's website. That site tells you all you need to know about traveling and required documents, etc.

Answer 3

Vijay M is half right. Just because you marry an american girl does not guarentee you a free pass to the USA. Filing for a immigrant visa is a long process, and they do NOT allow visits while this process is active. Keep in mind, the USCIS process can and will take YEARS. I've been waiting for my husband for 19 months now, who also traveled to the USA and Europe in the 90's but now is looked at suspiciously for wanting to 'see' the world.

Answer 4

Most visa denials are made under section 214b of the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) because the applicant has not convinced the interviewing Officer that he or she has sufficiently strong reasons that would compel their return after a visit of appropriate duration.

According to the law, every applicant is presumed to be an intending immigrant. It is the applicant’s sole obligation to show otherwise.

Refusals under section 214b of the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) can be overcome. Apparently, you failed to overcome the presumption that you're not a bona fide nonimmigrant.

Applicants may reapply whenever they believe their circumstances have changed sufficiently, or if they have new evidence to present. People refused under section 214b INA who wish to reapply must pay the nonrefundable visa application fee.

Unless you change the conditions of your life significantly, you probably will continue to be denied when you apply for a U.S. visa.

Answer 5

they're right. marriage is not a good reason to come in USA. UK and other countries cannot make your tourist visa granted.

come in USA for a good reason.

Answer 6

Many times I also say No to visitors who say: May I come in?

Answer 7

if u have been denied visa four times, u will never get it now.

Answer 8

its difficult ... i dont think much can be done now!!!

you could try talking to a lawyer
and sone very goodtravel agent to sponsor for you!
good luck

Answer 9

why usa ? U are good in India also

Answer 10

haha, ya it's rele hard to come to America...dunno what you could do tho...sry