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So, I will be appearing for the F-1 visa soon for the business analytics program and I will be going to the university in the States. I can't think of answers when it comes to my brother who is already in the States and the question of demonstrating strong ties with the home country.
My brother is working in Amazon (Seattle) though he is not American but Canadian. He won't be sponsoring my education but I don't know what to say if the visa officer asked me about him. I have seen a few people who are rejected as soon as they show they have some relative in the states.
The second problem that I am facing is: How can I demonstrate strong ties with my home country? I graduated in 2021 and did not go for a job. My parents and extended family members are in my home country though. So, how should I respond if the Visa Officer asks me about my brother and how should I demonstrate strong ties with my home country?
Plus, I am a physically disabled student.
My brother is working in Amazon (Seattle) though he is not American but Canadian. He won't be sponsoring my education but I don't know what to say if the visa officer asked me about him. I have seen a few people who are rejected as soon as they show they have some relative in the states.
The second problem that I am facing is: How can I demonstrate strong ties with my home country? I graduated in 2021 and did not go for a job. My parents and extended family members are in my home country though. So, how should I respond if the Visa Officer asks me about my brother and how should I demonstrate strong ties with my home country?
Plus, I am a physically disabled student.
