B2 Revoked at Airport, Possible approval if Reapplied?

[smile2017]

Need help to understand possibility of B2 visitor visa approval after B2 Revoked followed by L1 Rejection
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Unmarried , B2 visitor approved in Aug 2016,
Married in Oct2016. Husband on LPR. Travelled together with pure intention to stay for few months and get back. Employed in India.
Forgot to carry my return flight ticket amidst marriage schedules and oversight. (Definitely not intentional as I have my reputed job in India)
B2 Revoked and deported back to home country with Voluntary Withdrawl opportunity. (no fraud or misrepresentation recorded, confirmed with FIOA records)
Cancelled leaves, joined back work

After an year...

My company files L1 blanket petition for a requirement in US
Appeared consulate interview on Oct 2017
L1 visa NOT Approved - issued 212(g) stating clearly not approved (may be due to prior B2 rejection)

However me and husband met few times in UK for weekends to manage sanity in our lives.
Now, thinking to apply B2 one more time with a pure intention to meet my husband for 2 weeks in feb for V-day. Please suggest
1. Is it a good thought with valid intentions - Job in India/ spouse in US/Properties in India/Employment + Leave sanction letters
2. If unapproved, will it impact my future legal eligibilties such as GC.
3. Currently not initiated any petition since my company sponsored my visa thought thats easier
4. Do I need a waiver in future?


Highly appreciate genuine responses/suggestions to make my decisions further.
Many Thanks,

[inadmissible]

You may possibly receive a visa. You may not. Your situation is much better this time: you have certain and well defined plans for your temporary stay in the United States, as opposed to "a few months" with no return ticket

[smile2017]

Thanks for your response. I hope so too but since my L1 got rejected recently am a bit concerned if the consulate officers think because my L1 was refused am trying B2 however and suspect my intentions.

[inadmissible]

L visas don't require you to overcome the presumption of immigrant intent. If you were rejected for an L visa, it was for an entirely different issue.

[smile2017]

L visas don't require you to overcome the presumption of immigrant intent. If you were rejected for an L visa, it was for an entirely different issue.

Okay, but in case if my B2 is refused will it be a 214(b) or any other negative rejection.. possibilities? And will that have an impact on GC eventually?

[inadmissible]

INA 214(b) rejection of your B visa (inability to overcome presumption of immigrant intent) is not prejudicial for future visa applications. On the other hand, fraud is, so find out why your L visa was rejected