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Hi,
My wife applied for a visitor visa for US and was denied a visa. She was planning on travelling with me and my children, we are all canadian citizens except for my wife. My wife and I were in US for 6 years till 2006, she came on a visitor visa and changed her status to J2 as my dependent. Both of us than left US in 2006 after finishing my training and are now settled in Pakistan for last 6 years. I have been to US many times since then but not her. This was the first time she applied after returning. The visa officer told her that you will most likely not use your b visa properly this time around as changed your status the first time you went on B visa. My question now is, should she reapply? is there any chance of her getting a visa? or is she done for the rest of her life for doing some thing (change her status) which was perfectly legal and allowed by US immigration services?
By the way the visa officer did see all the documents of change of status etc.
Thanks in advance.
My wife applied for a visitor visa for US and was denied a visa. She was planning on travelling with me and my children, we are all canadian citizens except for my wife. My wife and I were in US for 6 years till 2006, she came on a visitor visa and changed her status to J2 as my dependent. Both of us than left US in 2006 after finishing my training and are now settled in Pakistan for last 6 years. I have been to US many times since then but not her. This was the first time she applied after returning. The visa officer told her that you will most likely not use your b visa properly this time around as changed your status the first time you went on B visa. My question now is, should she reapply? is there any chance of her getting a visa? or is she done for the rest of her life for doing some thing (change her status) which was perfectly legal and allowed by US immigration services?
By the way the visa officer did see all the documents of change of status etc.
Thanks in advance.
