Rejected Saying Lenghty Speech And Honesty Should Be There

[sowmya]

SIR

I went to f1 visa 2nd time at chennai consulate. again same two ladies were there , i went to the other who not questioned before.firstly she asked why you are going to US , I said iam going to persue my masters in healthcaremanagement and again i will return to india and settle here. since ist time another refused that you will not return to india

to clear this i told first itself, and my unluck is she already rejecting everybody. secondly she asked why you want to study this course

actually iam bpharmacy now iam going to study mba healthcare, started saying in brief from university is providing this cirriculum in which this course..... and she told iam not asking about the university a, again she asked same question , i told it will enhance manage ment skills

again she told iam asking third time and you will have short interview and asked th e same question, and told it will help me to establish my own industry and she told unfortunately iam not issuing you visa and told in fastly that lengthy and honesty........ these two words i recognisesd since very fastly she is talking

she didnt give me any time to speak also
please tell me this refusal is due to first refusal or why she is not believing my words

whether they will note the first refusal comments in the applicaton
and everytime they will refuse this by saying like this

since i already lost my hopes, iam in depression since i cant go to usa at any cost. iam having 3+ years of experi in pharma field.

kindly please give me reasons why she rejected an d advices for my future
really this year is bad to me since why i worked alot on this but result is nil

[kureeus]

since fewer than 1% of Indian students return to India to live and work after studying in the US, why should they believe you are in that small percentage?
Merely saying the words won't convince anyone....offering papers won't convince anyone. And worse, trying to blame the VOs to generate sympathy won't work either.
Your visa denials happened because they don't believe you will return after studying....period. It is not the fault of the VOs.

[immihelp]

kureeus,

We are concerned about your answers and the posts.

Even though you may be right in may cases, your language and posts are in the right spirit. Your posts are very discouraging to people.
That does not help the people who are looking for help on this discussion forum.

We would like to you post the answers in the way that help people

Unless you are able to correct your posts properly in future, we will have to think about what to do about you.

[kureeus]

just what "help" are they looking for? Another person cannot substitute their qualifications nor can another person write a script for an applicant hoping it will succeed. Anyone posting responses on this site cannot possibly know for certain what this particular applicant did or didn't do or say during his/her interview. To offer some kind of "well, just bring documents and tell the VO you will return" isn't really any kind if help. Or to suggest that the applicant run out and find some random company to offer him or her a job in 2 or 3 years is disingenuous....this kind of strategy has been used too often to have any real chance of success.
The applicant (and only the applicant) has to convince the VO by him or her self that he or she will go back to their country after completing their studies.....this is not an easy thing to do and there are no ***** answers.
The applicant must establish confidence in his/herself in the eyes of the VO...since the VOs already know that few students return, it will only make it more difficult for the next student applicant. That is just a fact of life.
My suggestions/comments, while perhaps direct, were meant to dispel the notion that the OP could try to make up a new story based on some random thoughts of another person. The problem with this tactic is that the story will sound memorized - and that will not establish confidence in what is being said.
A lot of applicants try to change their stories after a denial - and this comes across (I imagine) as desperation or evasiveness...when the stories change from week to week, which ones are the VOs supposed to believe?
It is the same for those whose relatives are denied when they asked for a 6 month stay, they show up 2 weeks later and claim they will only stay 2 months....who would believe this? The VOs also know that visitors are routinely admitted for 6 months.
Bottom line: there are no easy answers nor resolution for the OPs case....what the OP should avoid doing is listening to those who tell him/her to just bring more papers or make up a totally new story....sorry if this seems blunt, but this is just my opinion.

[kureeus]

to immihelp: I am not trying to be combative - I am offering my opinion based on what few facts the OP posted. Also, as per earlier discussions about having a FAQ about many previously asked questions, the 'help' that a few people offer is really little more than a replay of what I suggested will NOT produce success.
In cases like this one, we only read what the OP said took place at his/her interview - but really...what is missing? Is the OP's entire family living in the US? Did other siblings 'forget' to return after their studies or a visit? Was the OP generally evasive during the interview? We don't really know....we only read, like so many others, about how the whole thing is the fault of the VOs....sorry...I don't buy that story.