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My sister can speak only Kannada and is not at all comfortable in English.She is married but my brother-in-law has no plans to travel with her. I understand we can get translators at the consulate. But I thought its easier and more convenient if I send my brother as a visa applicant along with my sister. He is 25, speaks good English, but has been working in India for only about a year. So adding him as an applicant make the case stronger or weaker ? I'm confused. Please advice.
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It ruins the future prospects of your brother if he has plans to study or visit US in case of a rejection.
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Thanks for the response
My brother does not have any strong plans to visit to US shortly.
But i am more persistent on getting my sister currently to help me out with my little one.So from her visa point of view i am confused if its better to apply for her visa along with my brother who did his MBA and has been working since 1 year or apply only by herself.
My sister has 15 yr old son and her husband does not plan to come to US as he has to take care of his land/property and elders.
Has anyone had any experience by applying for only sister's / brother's AND OR both brother and sister's visa. If so please share your experience in the past.Comment
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