F-1 VISA denied twice under 214(b)

[preetsh]

Myself, Preety Sharma, a resident of Rajasthan, had applied for student visa(F-1) in the course MS in Business Analytics and Statistics in Saint Joseph's University, USA. I have been rejected twice under the sections 214(b). My brother, who did his PhD from US, is now a green card holder there and I have visited him twice in the last one and a half year. My last stay in US was around 5 months, from August 2015 to January 2016. In my first attempt (May 2, 2016), I had shown my brother as the sponsor, and I was rejected visa under strong ties with US rather than my home country. After that, I modified my circumstances, applied for an education loan and again reapplied on 16 June 2016. This time around I was asked to explain my long stay at US. An impromptu question, I Although managed to give them an explanation that I was there on travel purpose, staying with my brother. But I believe the visa officer wasn't satisfied. And I was again rejected visa. Now, I have applied twice already in the last 2 months for student visa. I have talked to the university and postponed my admission with springs 2017. But Is it advisable to go for a third attempt now?
Kindly share your views with this case, I will be really thankful.
I sincerely hope this isn't too bad a case.

[daggit]

. But Is it advisable to go for a third attempt now?

Nope.

To a CO, three attempts within a short span makes you look desperate for a US visa, considering you've visited twice, including a 5-month stay. Sounds like your ties to India are pretty much non-existent.

[preetsh]

Nope.

To a CO, three attempts within a short span makes you look desperate for a US visa, considering you've visited twice, including a 5-month stay. Sounds like your ties to India are pretty much non-existent.

"Well 5-month stay was an unplanned stay, was originally of 3 months but due to circumstances it extended with 2 more months. Plus my last Visa interview (2nd attempt) was in June, and now I am thinking to take another one in December (6 months approx. difference), will it still considered as "within a short span"?"

[Ashita Mewara]

Myself, Preety Sharma, a resident of Rajasthan, had applied for student visa(F-1) in the course MS in Business Analytics and Statistics in Saint Joseph's University, USA. I have been rejected twice under the sections 214(b). My brother, who did his PhD from US, is now a green card holder there and I have visited him twice in the last one and a half year. My last stay in US was around 5 months, from August 2015 to January 2016. In my first attempt (May 2, 2016), I had shown my brother as the sponsor, and I was rejected visa under strong ties with US rather than my home country. After that, I modified my circumstances, applied for an education loan and again reapplied on 16 June 2016. This time around I was asked to explain my long stay at US. An impromptu question, I Although managed to give them an explanation that I was there on travel purpose, staying with my brother. But I believe the visa officer wasn't satisfied. And I was again rejected visa. Now, I have applied twice already in the last 2 months for student visa. I have talked to the university and postponed my admission with springs 2017. But Is it advisable to go for a third attempt now?
Kindly share your views with this case, I will be really thankful.
I sincerely hope this isn't too bad a case.

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