Visa Rejection Help

[emriel]

I'm a filipina in the UAE with a father's visa. My dad owns a company here so my visa is under him and I want to visit the US to meet my BF who is also a filipino studying in Canada. We have an invitation from his relatives - his aunts and grandmother. He always visits there once or twice every 2 years.

I've been here for about 2 years and I'm earning around 6000 AED per month... thats about 2000 USD? per month. I also have around 6000 usd in savings and I'm planning to stay for about 3 weeks. Food and lodging will be provided by his family there.

I've already applied 2 times and got rejected. I'm wondering what I'm doing wrong D: Please advice.

[Trinity71]

I'm a filipina in the UAE with a father's visa. My dad owns a company here so my visa is under him and I want to visit the US to meet my BF who is also a filipino studying in Canada. We have an invitation from his relatives - his aunts and grandmother. He always visits there once or twice every 2 years.

I've been here for about 2 years and I'm earning around 6000 AED per month... thats about 2000 USD? per month. I also have around 6000 usd in savings and I'm planning to stay for about 3 weeks. Food and lodging will be provided by his family there.

I've already applied 2 times and got rejected. I'm wondering what I'm doing wrong D: Please advice.

You're not necessarily doing anything wrong, rather it's your current circumstances. You sound as though you are young, do not have strong ties to home country, are a Filipino citizen, and are trying to come to the U.S. to visit your boyfriend. All of these things could cause a denial as you would be considered an immigration risk. Your chances of being approved are extremely low.

This is my opinion and not legal advice. Use of this information is strictly at your own risk.

Trinity71

[Jackie Arboleda]

You're not necessarily doing anything wrong, rather it's your current circumstances. You sound as though you are young, do not have strong ties to home country, are a Filipino citizen, and are trying to come to the U.S. to visit your boyfriend. All of these things could cause a denial as you would be considered an immigration risk. Your chances of being approved are extremely low.

This is my opinion and not legal advice. Use of this information is strictly at your own risk.

Trinity71

Hi Trinity,
I Just want to ask for your expertise, i am planning to apply for b1/b2 visa,
my current situation:
1. 36 years old
2. filipino citizen working in Dubai, uae for 8 years and 5 years in my current company
3 single, have 1 dependant, he is in my home country
4. $20T annual income
5. no travel history
6. $30T in account
7. w/ house and lot property in my home country.
8. purpose of visit: tourism
9. maximum of stay: 1 week
10. have a friend in US who can provide letter of invitation if needed, she is already a US resident
11. i will finance my expense

kindly advice my how strong is my qualification to be approve?
thanks