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Re: Applying for B2 visa

Post by braveheart » Sun Jan 11, 2009 7:46 pm

Hi guys,

I have a question here regarding for B2 visa. I have been refused before that was year 2007 and im still holding an flr at that time. I showed them all the papers all they needed but sadly they just refused me for reason that i dont have strong ties of this country.

Do you think guys i am holding a good chance now if i will give a try to apply B2 visa this time? the fact that i am holding a permanent residency here? I have a job so my husband and i can provide with all the documents they need.

I hope they will be on my side this time as im desperate to see them.
Your opinion is much appreciated...

Thank you
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vinny
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Post by vinny » Mon Jan 12, 2009 12:40 am

I'm surprised that you were denied the first time round.
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Post by lifeart » Mon Jan 12, 2009 11:31 pm

The ILR should be helpful, also other ties like real estate property, a job, relatives, as much as you can come up with in terms of "proof" that you will go back after your visit. It also helps to limit your visit to less than a month
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Post by Marco 72 » Fri May 07, 2010 12:06 pm

jinosbrovens wrote:Actually I was on student visa and have got post study visa for two years after successful completion of my degree. Infact I am planing holidays with my British friends to visit New york & Florida in summer this year.Do I need to book fully paid holidays before applying for B2 visa as I have to show the accommodation arrangement as well as my holiday plan to get a visa.
You should not book any holidays until after you have the visa in your hand. The embassy itself discourages people from making travel arrangements before obtaining a visitor visa. There's always a danger that the visa might be denied, or not granted in time.
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