How to Prove That You Don't Have Immigrant Intent

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  • čas přidán 20. 08. 2024
  • Your home ties demonstrate to the visa officer that you intend to use your visa correctly and then return home. 🏡
    Failure to communicate your home ties could result in a nonimmigrant visa refusal. 😬
    We can help you understand your home ties and how to explain them to the visa officer in a way that will help you pass your visa interview. ☑️
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Komentáře • 105

  • @user-qb1xt6pm9u
    @user-qb1xt6pm9u Před 7 měsíci +22

    It's all about the mood of the vo,I went to my first interview 10 days ago watching all your videos and applying every single piece of advice you gave us but still denied within 5 mn. I gave long and concise answers still the vo smiled and said to me" where did you learn your English?" You got a good one ! And said put your 4 fingers here and said your visa is disapproved.

  • @MedicoRx
    @MedicoRx Před 5 měsíci +6

    I got the B1/B2 visa, even when i told them my primary aim was to visit my relatives (with name and address) residing in the US. Because the Visa officer was convinced that my profession would bring me back home for sure.
    My interview hardly lasted a minute. Straight forward questions and answers and i was done.
    I found the visa officers to be actually nice. If you have the correct intent as per your visa category, have filled the DS 160 truthfully and the visa officer is convinced that you are not lying (this would include you being truthful, confident and ready with any documentary evidence), you shouldn't have a problem!
    Thanks for the wonderful tips!

    • @ArgoSocial
      @ArgoSocial  Před 5 měsíci +3

      Thank you for sharing. Congrats! Safe travels to the United States

    • @dilipkulkarni9697
      @dilipkulkarni9697 Před 5 měsíci +2

      Congratulations for your visa. Does being married and travel history matters for b1/b2 visa?

    • @MedicoRx
      @MedicoRx Před 5 měsíci +2

      @@dilipkulkarni9697 I really can't say. I had mentioned a few things that people think are "Red Flags".
      Like going to visit relatives in the USA, wife accompanying (already has a visa). Because that was the truth. What I had inferred from all of their videos was that not lying was the best thing to do, if your intentions of visiting the US are clear. I did that and it paid off. Hardly 4 questions asked and Visa granted.

    • @dilipkulkarni9697
      @dilipkulkarni9697 Před 5 měsíci

      @@MedicoRx ok. That's great.

    • @donventi3567
      @donventi3567 Před 2 měsíci

      Are you married do you have kids and what is your profession

  • @mohamadyass7077
    @mohamadyass7077 Před 7 měsíci +5

    They refuse me 2 times and i try hard but the problem now not in my application it's in the situation in Palestine because we are in jordan as arab against and refused the genocide which is happened in Gaza .

  • @tahmeedmazumder6877
    @tahmeedmazumder6877 Před 7 měsíci +2

    I just went ahead and had a conversation. Jesus Christ I did not know that THIS is how extensive the prep is. Dang

  • @GodblesstheUSA-ny6fo
    @GodblesstheUSA-ny6fo Před 7 měsíci +2

    Thanks for the free help , these are visa interviews are brutal , true students and tourists shouldnt be denied their right to entry to just live a good life outisde

  • @OutKite
    @OutKite Před 7 měsíci +11

    From India 🇮🇳, My B1/B2 Visa was APPROVED last week, Dec 2023, after the First Rejection 214(b) in 2020, though the path was challenging this time.
    I got 221(g) first at the end of the Visa Interview, and a Visa was Issued later, within 1 Week after the Document Submission.
    Thanks a lot, Argo Visa and Mr Ben, especially for your valuable advice. HAPPY NEW YEAR to all the Ex-Visa Officers and team 🙂

    • @alishamunwar7294
      @alishamunwar7294 Před 7 měsíci

      Sir pls can u share how to show strong ties when you are a student and visiting the us conference on your own

    • @user-qb1xt6pm9u
      @user-qb1xt6pm9u Před 7 měsíci

      Could you give us the questions of the vo, And how you responded?

    • @vamshivarun7273
      @vamshivarun7273 Před 7 měsíci

      How did you get another interview slot within a week in India??

    • @OutKite
      @OutKite Před 7 měsíci

      Reread my comment@@vamshivarun7273

    • @OutKite
      @OutKite Před 7 měsíci

      It was an approximately 10-12 min interview. Don't want to write a diary in the comment box. Will upload a video on YT about my experience@@user-qb1xt6pm9u

  • @sharliceyoung797
    @sharliceyoung797 Před 2 měsíci

    Thanks for sharing. Your tips are very helpful

    • @ArgoSocial
      @ArgoSocial  Před 2 měsíci

      Glad to hear! Thanks for the support.

  • @ngalahansel6066
    @ngalahansel6066 Před 6 měsíci +1

    Hey Ben. I'm hoping you can read my comment because this is the video that addresses the worry i jave had. I do have 3 main questions though:
    1- If you have a Graduate Assistantship for 4 years of your PhD program, do you still need to provide a personal or sponsor's bank statement to show sufficient funds?
    2- If you've made an entry for the US DV Lottery , can the visao officer see this on the system and will this consitute immigrant intent?
    3 - If you've been denied a Canadian study permit, is there a way that the US visa officer can see this and will it also affect your F-1 visa application?

  • @SheikhManjurulHaq
    @SheikhManjurulHaq Před 3 měsíci

    Thank you very much.

  • @emilypandoy7099
    @emilypandoy7099 Před 7 měsíci

    Why is it a red flag if your purpose is to visit your boyfriend, aside of visiting and touring the US of course. You have all the proofs that you're really coming back- job, business, rental contracts, international travel etc.

  • @ndayakadima7718
    @ndayakadima7718 Před 6 měsíci +1

    It's very helpful and thank you so much for your time. If the Visa officer starts speaking in french can an F1 answer in french or English?

    • @alloteyraphel7720
      @alloteyraphel7720 Před 6 měsíci

      When you get to the visa widow, you first have greet him or her in English and he or she will respond to you in English and continue from there.

    • @alloteyraphel7720
      @alloteyraphel7720 Před 6 měsíci

      When you get to the visa widow, you first have greet him or her in English and he or she will respond to you in English and continue from there.

  • @ousseynoudieng5487
    @ousseynoudieng5487 Před 7 měsíci +3

    In actual fact, what is happening in the US embassy is not understandable. Yesterday I got my b1/b2 visa denied. They gave me their famous 214 article as the reason for the denial, which definitely drove me up to the wall. All day long I was left devastated and disapointed. I have been teaching English in high school for years with a high salary. I love America so much. This love made me study English at college, and ultimately I habe achieved my childhood goal by becoming an English teacher. But to my bewilderment this visa was refused to me while others without clear purpose or home ties are granted the visa. From now on I have decided to shift this love from America to the UK. Even the American variety which I have been speaking for years risks being shifted.
    What a disappointment!

  • @georgefil5062
    @georgefil5062 Před 6 měsíci +1

    How long do the visas allow you to stay in the USA per year ??

  • @miladashraf8749
    @miladashraf8749 Před 4 měsíci

    What does it mean if we get scanned our left hand (BIO METRIC) first at interview? aLSO PLEASE MAKE VIDEO ON THIS AND ALSO LET ME KNOW IF THERE IS ANY OTHER SECRET OR CODES THAT US USES WITHOUT LETTING KNOW TO APPLICANT.

  • @odujana1679
    @odujana1679 Před 4 měsíci +1

    Please how do i answer the question "What Changed" after an F1 visa denial🙏🙏

    • @ArgoSocial
      @ArgoSocial  Před 4 měsíci +1

      It's very personal to your situation. We can help you with this in a meeting with a Former Visa Officer on our team.

  • @user-pr6oh1qt1w
    @user-pr6oh1qt1w Před 5 měsíci

    Hi ...
    What could be the headlines if a student's father or mother works in the same us consulate, the student is going to attend for his/her interview. Does that has an impact on the Visa Officer?

  • @user-pr8en8do2w
    @user-pr8en8do2w Před 2 měsíci

    I got rejected f1 visa yesterday under the 214b. My sponsor is my uncle who lives in US. If you don't mind, could you please give me some suggestion about that? Should I change sponsorship or what should I need to prove my home ties. I am currently unemployed.

  • @Expensive33
    @Expensive33 Před 7 měsíci

    I was rejected because I’m a qualified worker in China after schooling in China.I still cannot figure out.With that was the reason to issue me 214b

    • @ArgoSocial
      @ArgoSocial  Před 7 měsíci

      That's where our expertise can really help you. When we talk to you, we will help you figure out why you got denied. We know just how Visa Officers think and have many Officers that have worked in China. Visit our website at www.argovisa.com to book a session with an expert on our team.

  • @aryastark9783
    @aryastark9783 Před 4 měsíci

    Hello! I badly need help. I received my J1 visa recently (thanks to ArgoVisa for all the help) but the program number indicated on my visa is different than what's indicated on my DS2019. Did the consul made a mistake? Will it affect me during immigration process? What actions should I take? I appreciate any responses. TYIA!

  • @user-ef2zq1vf1b
    @user-ef2zq1vf1b Před 7 měsíci

    Some time your tips give me satisfaction 😊

  • @mahmoodrashid2675
    @mahmoodrashid2675 Před 4 měsíci

    After the age 50 i dont think anyone wud like to be immigrant as life is not easy there !
    May someone wud be visiting with family guys & relatives freinds living there doesn't make😢he or she an intending immigrant !!

  • @todayfriday5254
    @todayfriday5254 Před 5 měsíci

    I have question
    I applied for b1 b2 visa to attend business conference which reflect to my job in yemen. My brother and sister are residents in USA, Sister is USA citizen and brother is green card. The problem is if the consultant ask my if I have family in USA how can I answer him because he will think that I will stay with them and never return.

  • @Mohamed-ww9ml
    @Mohamed-ww9ml Před 7 měsíci

    If I am a student doing masters degree( medical postgraduation training) ) in an other country not my home country and have the permit residence in that country , can this be accepted as residence country tie provided that I have a strong reason for the trip to the US?

  • @miranriad9959
    @miranriad9959 Před 4 měsíci

    My husband is on h1b visa and we got married 6 months ago and our nationality is not the same he is french and i have a residency in ksa with my family
    I want to apply for h4 visa and i want to make sure if my husband’s home country considered as home ties as i will follow him after his visa is expired or should i tell them i will go back to ksa were my family is (not his home country)

  • @FatemaJannat-fw7iu
    @FatemaJannat-fw7iu Před 2 měsíci

    Any recommendations i can sayy,, bcz i am going for nursing major bachelor,and US has muchhh better opportunities

  • @human-nx6zs
    @human-nx6zs Před 7 měsíci

    We want live Q and A ❤

    • @ArgoSocial
      @ArgoSocial  Před 7 měsíci +1

      Thanks for the feedback! We will work on this.

  • @jaskaranrandhawa1071
    @jaskaranrandhawa1071 Před 7 dny

    Sir in f1 student visa interview is the personal reference is important for getting visa???

  • @judithfimbo3743
    @judithfimbo3743 Před měsícem

    What if I lived abroad and came back to my country.

  • @amnazahid5466
    @amnazahid5466 Před 7 měsíci

    My brother applied for visit he mention the duration to stay as 2 month.can he say in interview less than that or he has to stick with 2 months.he started business so he can't stay that long

  • @user-uo1il6kd4v
    @user-uo1il6kd4v Před 7 měsíci +43

    They don’t even care & give you time, they just assume & predetermined to give or not to give. It sucks, US. Come up with a better system, it seams like visiting family in the is a crime!

    • @piumiweerasinghe8095
      @piumiweerasinghe8095 Před 7 měsíci +1

      Exactly ,these kind of vedios mislead the interviwers ,and us plz remove stupid visa officers

    • @Sthmohtwenty
      @Sthmohtwenty Před 7 měsíci

      4 real my parents pass and they refused me visa

    • @scienceandtechnologyv1362
      @scienceandtechnologyv1362 Před 7 měsíci +1

      Every one's case is different.
      Just put yourself in the visa officer's shoes and think about your case critically with out being baised to yourself.
      You should know that these guys consider even their previous experience with Clients who they thought where genuine but disappointed them.

  • @Khalil.8611
    @Khalil.8611 Před 7 měsíci

    This means show you have a job in your home country, a house/apartment or else have a million dollars in your bank account at least.

  • @OyegbamiToluwanimi
    @OyegbamiToluwanimi Před 7 měsíci

    Thank you Ben for your very informative information.
    I plan to show my home ties through my grandfather's property like I have a job that can be secured for me but do you think such home ties is sufficient to the consular.
    Thanks

    • @ArgoSocial
      @ArgoSocial  Před 7 měsíci

      We would need to know much more about your situation in order to give you good advice. When you book a consultation on our website, we can further discuss the strengths and weaknesses of your case. You can book a consultation at www.argovisa.com

  • @alishamunwar7294
    @alishamunwar7294 Před 7 měsíci

    Being phD scholar and attending the us conference how I can show strong ties.. m a student and not yet done wd studies .

  • @jishamathew1512
    @jishamathew1512 Před 7 měsíci

    Sir.i attended 4 f1 interview 2 in dubai and 2 in abudhabi.i was refused for all.is there any problem if i say two different future plan from my 3rd and 4th interview ?

  • @etebawogula3139
    @etebawogula3139 Před 7 měsíci

    I had my B1 visa refused last year,i hope to apply for an F1 visa maybe next year.Please what are my chances of getting an approval.
    Thank you.

    • @ArgoSocial
      @ArgoSocial  Před 7 měsíci

      We can help you when you book a consultation at www.argovisa.com. You can also try our free Visa Check-up here: www.argovisa.com/visa-checkup

  • @user-vt3ox7zt4b
    @user-vt3ox7zt4b Před 7 měsíci

    Do u think it is wise to tell a visa officer your already a student in a university in your home country during an F-1 student interview..just to prove ur actually a student

    • @ArgoSocial
      @ArgoSocial  Před 7 měsíci

      In a session with our team, we can help you with how to best communicate your situation to the Visa Officer to give you your best chance at approval.

  • @noblethevapragash
    @noblethevapragash Před 7 měsíci

    📌seek you reply…!!
    First time I applied for Bachelor in Practical Ministry and I got rejected under 214b. Second time I got rejected because the circumstances not changed. I applied with my wife(f2) two times. My question is if I apply alone will they consider that as circumstances changed?

    • @ArgoSocial
      @ArgoSocial  Před 7 měsíci

      While it is important that your circumstances have changed, even more important, is being able to communicate these changes to the Visa Officer. That is where we can help give you your best chance at approval. In addition, understanding why you got denied with our insights, will be very valuable in helping you get approved. You can book a consultation with our team on our website at www.argovisa.com.

    • @deepakhiremath6171
      @deepakhiremath6171 Před 5 měsíci

      No applying alone doesn't change circumstances

  • @azharshifat8080
    @azharshifat8080 Před 7 měsíci

    Hello Officer. I recently got rejected for F1 visa. I applied from villa Maria college. My interview was on 11 December and I updated my DS160 on 4th December but my past DS160 was updated on 13th November. When I went to scan my passport the officer asked me why did I updated my DS160 again though I already updated it on November 13th. I said I needed to include some information about my sponsor. Then I went to another officer who took my interview. She asked me How did I heard about this college, I said I heard it from my friend. My friend recommend me and he's also studying on the college too. Then the officer asked me again what did exactly my friend said about the college. I said he told me that villa Maria offer good deal for transfer students also they provide a lots of opportunities with a higher amount of scholarship. Then the officer asked me about sponsor but before I could finish she stopped me and asked me that if I'm had any travel history. I simply said no I never been to out of my country. Then I got rejected.
    What could be the reason that I got rejected can you please explain?
    And what should I change and do to my next interview?

  • @aunghtethein9551
    @aunghtethein9551 Před 7 měsíci

    May I ask you some questions?My visa has been approved on dec21. But It changed to administrative processing and then changed to application received. What does it mean? It means refused?

    • @ArgoSocial
      @ArgoSocial  Před 7 měsíci

      There are different reasons a case may need additional administrative processing. During a consultation with one of our Ex-Visa Officers, we can review your case and identify if there is anything to be done to help you.
      Book your consultation with us online using this link: bit.ly/3a3mk9V

  • @SamuelTaskertv-tg3ky
    @SamuelTaskertv-tg3ky Před 5 měsíci

    Sir my C1/D visa was refused twice
    Even when I made sure of strong ties
    What do you think is causing the issue
    I’m to work with Carnival and still no visa
    I’m Nigerian also

    • @ArgoSocial
      @ArgoSocial  Před 5 měsíci

      We are sorry to hear that! We can help you prepare for your interview with a consultation with a Former Visa Officer at Argo. You can book your consultation at www.argovisa.com.

  • @mokgadimafa4727
    @mokgadimafa4727 Před 7 měsíci

    Will the visa officer know what type of Visa I was refused for when I go again for an interview?

  • @huseynovmurad6683
    @huseynovmurad6683 Před 7 měsíci

    Hi,Is it possible for someone to get visa ever again who changed their visa status (From J1 to Tourist) and came back to their home country in just 1 month?

    • @ArgoSocial
      @ArgoSocial  Před 7 měsíci

      While there are no guarantees, we can give you your best chance at getting an approval in the future. We recommend you book a consultation with our team at www.argovisa.com

  • @yashpawate1306
    @yashpawate1306 Před 4 měsíci

    What if I have an I-130 and need a J-1 visa for residency? Is this a 100% denial even if I'm going back to my home country?

    • @ArgoSocial
      @ArgoSocial  Před 4 měsíci

      We can talk through your situation with you during a consultation. You can book a meeting with a Former Visa Officer on our team at www.argovisa.com.

  • @gurleensekhon-wr6vo
    @gurleensekhon-wr6vo Před 7 měsíci

    Hi argo visa I really need your help my classes are on 2 january and on the same day my interview is their in kolkata and I got extension of 2 days or attend online classes pls tell what are the chances of getting visa approved

    • @ArgoSocial
      @ArgoSocial  Před 7 měsíci

      Try out our free Visa Check-up here: www.argovisa.com/visa-checkup

  • @eberegivings1857
    @eberegivings1857 Před 6 měsíci

    Hello!
    How bout if I have an uncle In the US who is willing to sponsor me. Will this affect my chances of getting a visa?

  • @user-ux3bm7ht5q
    @user-ux3bm7ht5q Před 7 měsíci

    I already came back from canada after completing my studies so this would be a valid point that i dont have immigrant intent ??

    • @verilyhumane6056
      @verilyhumane6056 Před 6 měsíci

      I came back from usa after completing a three year sfudy program in 2015 and i applied this year and got refused. So the immigrant intent can only be judged by the vo and it totally depends on his or her mood.

    • @ArgoSocial
      @ArgoSocial  Před 6 měsíci

      Sorry to hear about your rejection. We've helped many people understand why they were refused and then overcome those refusals. You can book a consultation with us on our website.

  • @tahmidurrahman31
    @tahmidurrahman31 Před 7 měsíci +1

    Sir am applying for f1. But one of my aunt applied for my mother in f4 category and my name is added as dependent. Now should i mention it in DS160?

  • @sushiloli7490
    @sushiloli7490 Před 7 měsíci

    Sir ,i have lived foreign country Baharain before 12 years ago but now i am living my own country.is visa consulate know my travel history before 12 years ago through scanning my passport,by the way i lost and sometimes expired my visa but now i have new password.now i am a us edv lottery winner... Please sir give me some suggestions

    • @ArgoSocial
      @ArgoSocial  Před 7 měsíci

      Hello, we can help you pass your visa interview. You can book a consultation with us on our website. www.argovisa.com/?

  • @user-bb2he8gk4w
    @user-bb2he8gk4w Před 2 měsíci

    Hey sir , my sister get visa denial to visit me under 214 . She don't job nor tie only tie she have is leaving her dad , and I even told dem that I will cover the costs but denied so why is that

    • @ArgoSocial
      @ArgoSocial  Před 2 měsíci

      We would need to better understand many more factors in the case to provide the best insights and advice. We recommend visiting our website at www.argovisa.com and booking a consultation for the best path to overcoming a visa refusal.

  • @quotesandpoetrybyrose6794
    @quotesandpoetrybyrose6794 Před 7 měsíci

    In October 2023, the visa interview at the Islamabad embassy in the USA for Pakistan Immigration was approved. No additional documents were requested. However, the CEAS status indicates a refusal for one applicant and three applicants are currently undergoing administrative processes. It is unclear why this has occurred. The category is F3. Although my date has been updated after two days, the status remains unchanged. The embassy officials extended their congratulations. Plz guide

  • @poetaenlaluna
    @poetaenlaluna Před 7 měsíci

    Dear sir, thank you for your valuable information. Could you please make a video about how to navigate the issue of having immediate family members in the US who overstayed their visa? I want to apply for a tourist visa but do I even have a chance or would I be immediately disqualified because of what this family member did? I have no immigration intent whatsoever I just wanna visit my grandma (resident) before it's too late, but I don't know if I should even try because I have an immediate family member living in the US who overstayed their visa and I'm afraid ICE is gonna go look for them if I even mention their name, would I get them in trouble by me applying for a visa? I'm sure there are many in my situation who have no immigration intent but are afraid of disclosing family there because we feel we'll get them in trouble, do consulars denounce them and immediately reject us or do we have a chance?

  • @ayshjain8960
    @ayshjain8960 Před 7 měsíci

    Does your travel history play a role ?

    • @Akut-o91
      @Akut-o91 Před 7 měsíci +2

      Very... big role especially b1b2 visas actually after your purpose of travel next question have you ever travel out of your country? Be prepared speaking out of experience

    • @ArgoSocial
      @ArgoSocial  Před 7 měsíci +2

      Yes! Visa Officers do take into consideration your travel history.

  • @boyfrommars1868
    @boyfrommars1868 Před 7 měsíci

    Useless Interviews rejecting us without any reasons for F1 🖕

  • @user-ts3vw1hf1i
    @user-ts3vw1hf1i Před 7 měsíci

    Please my brother have successfully gone through a DV interview but his medical results proved that he is hepatitis B positive I want to know if it can affect his VISA please 🙏🙏🙏 @ Agro Visa