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Morning, please help us,
I'll got with with my peruvian girlfriend in Peru and as you can see
in flight there is a stop on the Miami; details here
Today embassy denied her B2 visa with this ragion
INA Section 214 (b) - Visa Qualifications and Immigrant Intent
We provided several documents
immigrant-VISA-interview-L1-H1B-B1-B2-F1-M1-Visas
But for me, it's only lucky having visa, and as you can see a note
on governement site
----Visa Refusals---
But the officer did not look at my documents, how can they determine
my ties to my country of residence? Each applicant is given the
opportunity to submit the DS-160 Non-Immigrant Visa application form
which details their personal information. At the time of the
interview, the Consular Officer will review this application form and
ask any clarifying questions. Because of the large number of visa
appointments scheduled each day, consular officers only have a short
amount of time to interview each applicant and prefer to use this time
to speak with applicants about their travel plans and ties rather than
reviewing documentation, including letters of support. Letters of
support from U.S. family and friends cannot guarantee visa issuance;
rather, consular officers consider the travel plans and ties of each
applicant to determine if the applicant overcomes the presumption of
immigrant intent.
Probably the fault was for not providing this
1) Documents from your U.S. sponsor
2) Documents supporting your purpose of Travel
3) Documents demonstrating your financial capacity to support yourself
during travel
We just payd for all flight trips, including perù 3 local flights...
included trips rome-madrid two-way..
She has full job contract from 3 years, and she lives in italy since
2005 with regular permits, but she has not property, has a little bank
deposit as she often send money to perù family as all foreign people,
only one brother that doesn't live with her; she earns only 700€ for
month, will be this one, the problem?
we have a friend in miami where we'll stay during our brief USA stop.
Now we decide to change our request of visa, changing to C1 transit..
do you suggest us, considering what i found on net?
Does "214(b) - immigrant intent" apply to all non-immigrant visa
categories?
No. B visitors and F students are most affected by 214b (immigrant
intent), but H-1B and L1 workers are exempt from this requirement.
There are also visa categories that do not have immigrant intent
provisions. More specifically:
Visa categories that have immigrant intent provisions: B, E, F, J, M,
O-2, P, Q, and TN
VIsa categories that do not have immigrant intent provisions: A, C, D,
G, I, K, N, O-1, R, S, T, and U
Visa categories that are excluded from the immigration intent
requirement: H-1, L and V
Or it's better retry with the same B2, with major documents?
In case of C1, during Visa Application (DS-160),
i have one great doubt..
automatic system ask us, (Intended Date of Arrival);
but i don't know anithing about
Intended Length of Stay in U.S.
for you is it better insert total staying of tour (in our example, 24
days), or only 3 days in miami, considering layover of total 58 hours?
And for question:
Address Where You Will Stay in the U.S.
we must insert airport address if we want demonstrate we'll stay in
lounge during all 58hours???
We're very hexaust for demonstrating to US embassy, our good proposes,
please suggest us the best solution..
Could you show me example of
1) Documents from your U.S. sponsor
2) Documents supporting your purpose of Travel
3) Documents demonstrating your financial capacity to support yourself
during travel
Thanks in advance.
Please help us, we're having crazy, if this change fails, we'll buy other direct flight from madrid. (other 650€..)
I'll got with with my peruvian girlfriend in Peru and as you can see
in flight there is a stop on the Miami; details here
Today embassy denied her B2 visa with this ragion
INA Section 214 (b) - Visa Qualifications and Immigrant Intent
We provided several documents
immigrant-VISA-interview-L1-H1B-B1-B2-F1-M1-Visas
But for me, it's only lucky having visa, and as you can see a note
on governement site
----Visa Refusals---
But the officer did not look at my documents, how can they determine
my ties to my country of residence? Each applicant is given the
opportunity to submit the DS-160 Non-Immigrant Visa application form
which details their personal information. At the time of the
interview, the Consular Officer will review this application form and
ask any clarifying questions. Because of the large number of visa
appointments scheduled each day, consular officers only have a short
amount of time to interview each applicant and prefer to use this time
to speak with applicants about their travel plans and ties rather than
reviewing documentation, including letters of support. Letters of
support from U.S. family and friends cannot guarantee visa issuance;
rather, consular officers consider the travel plans and ties of each
applicant to determine if the applicant overcomes the presumption of
immigrant intent.
Probably the fault was for not providing this
1) Documents from your U.S. sponsor
2) Documents supporting your purpose of Travel
3) Documents demonstrating your financial capacity to support yourself
during travel
We just payd for all flight trips, including perù 3 local flights...
included trips rome-madrid two-way..
She has full job contract from 3 years, and she lives in italy since
2005 with regular permits, but she has not property, has a little bank
deposit as she often send money to perù family as all foreign people,
only one brother that doesn't live with her; she earns only 700€ for
month, will be this one, the problem?
we have a friend in miami where we'll stay during our brief USA stop.
Now we decide to change our request of visa, changing to C1 transit..
do you suggest us, considering what i found on net?
Does "214(b) - immigrant intent" apply to all non-immigrant visa
categories?
No. B visitors and F students are most affected by 214b (immigrant
intent), but H-1B and L1 workers are exempt from this requirement.
There are also visa categories that do not have immigrant intent
provisions. More specifically:
Visa categories that have immigrant intent provisions: B, E, F, J, M,
O-2, P, Q, and TN
VIsa categories that do not have immigrant intent provisions: A, C, D,
G, I, K, N, O-1, R, S, T, and U
Visa categories that are excluded from the immigration intent
requirement: H-1, L and V
Or it's better retry with the same B2, with major documents?
In case of C1, during Visa Application (DS-160),
i have one great doubt..
automatic system ask us, (Intended Date of Arrival);
but i don't know anithing about
Intended Length of Stay in U.S.
for you is it better insert total staying of tour (in our example, 24
days), or only 3 days in miami, considering layover of total 58 hours?
And for question:
Address Where You Will Stay in the U.S.
we must insert airport address if we want demonstrate we'll stay in
lounge during all 58hours???
We're very hexaust for demonstrating to US embassy, our good proposes,
please suggest us the best solution..
Could you show me example of
1) Documents from your U.S. sponsor
2) Documents supporting your purpose of Travel
3) Documents demonstrating your financial capacity to support yourself
during travel
Thanks in advance.
Please help us, we're having crazy, if this change fails, we'll buy other direct flight from madrid. (other 650€..)
