some senior member please help

[m_sush]

My inlaws went for visa second time again on march 18th.But the counslar rejected visa saying that how did you get an appointment so soon.we had seen in the forums many people get visa even if they applied again in 1 week.

They went for their first appointment on march 3rd. They rejected without asking anything.My father-in law is business man and had all his papers but they didn't even see any documents.

Second appointment on march 18th.They asked about his business,and why they are going to u.s he said to visit and tourism purpose.He said his another daughter is in India who is still studying and his parents are dependent on him.
But they rejected the visa saying how did you get an appointment so early did you buy it.

we are not sure what to do next?My wife is pregnant with twins and she is due on may 31st.She has been put on bedrest now.We are not able to get any early appointments the latest one we got is for aug 23rd.
I have some questions can some one help us out with them.

1)Its written in the ttsvisas website that if there is an emergency you can write to them and get early appointment.Can we take a letter from the doctor and ask for early appointment.

2) Since my in-laws didn't specify in their prior interviews about pregnancy will that cause a problem if they mention it now.

Venkat

[srikar]

hi

Hi
Visitor visa is purely for tourism purpose only. Talking about Pregnancy will not be of much help. What do they mean that did you buy the slot? They have gone insane is all i can say. I think these officers need some more training and should learn to talk to all applying for visas.
I cant say much but feel sorry for the rejection. Better luck next time .

[Suneela]

Reply

Seems Srikar Is Correct.it Is Very Funny To Ask How You Got Appt So Soon. Thats Is Not Their Work.
Was It In Chennai Consulate? There Are Cases Where People Go Within One Week Of Rejection And Get Visa But It Is All Luck.
All I Will Say Is Try Again. What Other Questions Were Asked The Second Time?

[skrishUSA]

reply to venkat/in-law visas

Venkat,

Have your parents applied yet ? as a backup.

Now your in-laws:

I have seen some posts here before which usually discuss a physicians letter
as an avenue to get visas for emergency visits.

Did you try contacting ttvisas for an emergency date, if tt says such a thing exists then please talk to your physician and get a letter citing why she needs
her parents, let's cite cultural/socio issues to stress why you think parents are a must rather than a local nurse !

Let's try to make a practical case.

However first things first, contact ttvisas and find out about quick visas schedule, but this time do keep the letter request to ttvisas as proof why you go a quick reschedule.