US B2 visa denied

[john098]

Im a foreign student applying for a US B2 visa in South Korea. I submitted all my documents on time, and was neatly prepared for my interview. I got to the embassy and it was full. after check-in, I asked the manager if I could cut line because I had a midterm exam in an hour. I was confident because I saw people leaving their passports and smiling. I got up to the window and he asks me why I am traveling to the US, i reply, for tourism. Then he asks how long i intend to stay, I say 3-4 weeks. Then he asks what I do in Korea, to which i say study for my bachelors degree. He then turns around grabs an orange paper and tells me I am denied. Im in total shock, and I just reply, oh okay https://omegle.onl/ vshare.

Is it normal that he judged me off of 2 questions, and me not being able to plead my case. Was my answers to general? What should I focus on next time?

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[Libra_14]

Im a foreign student applying for a US B2 visa in South Korea. I submitted all my documents on time, and was neatly prepared for my interview. I got to the embassy and it was full. after check-in, I asked the manager if I could cut line because I had a midterm exam in an hour. I was confident because I saw people leaving their passports and smiling. I got up to the window and he asks me why I am traveling to the US, i reply, for tourism. Then he asks how long i intend to stay, I say 3-4 weeks. Then he asks what I do in Korea, to which i say study for my bachelors degree. He then turns around grabs an orange paper and tells me I am denied. Im in total shock, and I just reply, oh okay.

Is it normal that he judged me off of 2 questions, and me not being able to plead my case. Was my answers to general? What should I focus on next time?

Being an student with no regular income or huge saving to support yourself isn't a good point for your visa application.

Young people are usually considered potential immigrants & the onus lies on you to prove that your intention is not. With your current situation, it doesn't prove that you have strong ties to your home country & you would return. Interview questions are merely a formality, in that case.

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[Libra_14]

There is really no method or procedure, the onus is on applicant to prove that he/she has strong ties to home country & sufficient funds to support himself during & after the said visit. As long as you are able to prove that, your visa will be approved.