February 2024. Mexico City. Visa interview. Two questions. What’s your name? Citizenship? Visa Denied. Never given a chance to show anything nor speak. And btw qualified by every metric,
Sorry to hear that! There could be other issues (maybe from previous interviews) that the officer used to reach their decision. Schedule a consultation with us at zfvisa.com, and we can help you plan strategically.
In Colombia they denied my (now) wife five times. Most of that time she was a university student. The sixth time they gave it to her (B1). She was so used to being denied, she was standing there and the interviewer had to tell her "go away, you're approved!"
I was recently denied my f1 visa with my husband as f2 in qatar. Altough i answered the questions with confidence and clearly, i was stressed and couldn’t be relaxes and laugh and show my self confident. Im reapplying again but all i can say that being confident and calm and smiling is the best tip
Reach out to us at info@zfvisa.com if you'd like our help to prepare for your interview. We find that preparation is the best way to boost your confidence!
During a visa interview, the officer's decision may not always align with factual information presented. Sometimes, even if you are correct, they may perceive you as incorrect and deny your visa. Conversely, if you make a mistake, they might still grant you the visa. To overcome the possibility of visa denial and increase your chances of success, it's essential to prepare thoroughly, present your case clearly, and demonstrate your eligibility convincingly during the interview.
The visa interviewer has no time. In the experience of my friends they never ask questions, dont want any statements made etc. The purpose of the interview is to collect money and inform of denial. Cant convince someone who wont let you talk.
Even if you are prepared for the interview and complete requirements if they're not in the mood..all the people in line is denied....money money money of course
After watching CZcams, I'm feeling overwhelmed by the explanation of 214B for the first time. So, if I understand correctly, you're suggesting that we should thoroughly explain these aspects on our DS-160 form, especially for those who have been previously denied? It's like trying to convey our truth and clarify our intention not to overstay. Many applicants mistakenly focus on their sponsor instead of addressing the crucial point of convincing the presumption of not intending to stay permanently. It's quite a revelation, as many of us may have misunderstood this part, given that the reasons for denial aren't always clear. Overcoming this presumption requires a comprehensive summary on our DS-160 form. How does the visa officer manage to review everything? Does our application undergo processing before the interview day? I'll be studying this diligently day and night until I secure my visa. Having been denied three times, I now understand the reasons behind it. Your explanation deserves recognition! I AM CRYING 😢tears of joy 🤩
Thanks for the kind words! While you're correct that the DS-160 is important, it's at least as important that you're honest and forthcoming at your interview. Think about positive details you'd like the Visa Officer to know, and volunteer them. Reach out to us if you'd like our assistance in preparing - info@zfvisa.com.
I applied for b1/b2 visa for clinical rotation from qatar. She just asked me questions. I told her to look at the permission letter from my college and Invitation letter from clinic. But she said no need. I even had a healthy bank statment with me. But she judged my financial status on basis of my fathers salary and number of siblings I had . as if I would go to us without money. I even told her the rotation is just for one month.
One thing you miss is that US tax you in your worldwide income. Something which would dissuade anyone effected in staying back in US and becoming a tax resident.
At one hand you say that an applicant should be able to show, owning of property, family ties, etc... Well I have seen the applicants who really hadn't any intention to stay in USA, yet they were refused Visitors visa......unable to understand
How can my wife overcome 214b for a TD visa denial? The TD visa is specifically designed to allow dependents of TN visa holders to accompany or join them in the United States. The application of Section 214(b) in this context is incongruous with the visa's purpose, which inherently presumes a derivative right of entry for dependents.
it's hard to say without knowing more about your wife's specific circumstances. Send us an email to info@zfvisa.com, and we'll see how we might be able to help.
I was refused along with my wife in october 26 2023 In my opinion i think yes you are right if i am on the seat 💺 of the visa i might reject lots of people because every visa seeker is guilty so i as an officer make sure that i give the right decision But for us i think we have to be prepared more when go to embassy
Sorry you were denied! Remember that a 214(b) denial isn't the end of your journey. You can still apply again at any time. Send us an email: info@zfvisa.com if you have any questions!
@@tawiahcollins8886 please take our F-1 visa online course at www.zfvisaguides.com. We have video lessons that talk about preparing for your F-1 interview the right way. After you take our course, you can have free access to us to answer any other questions you may have in exclusive bi-weekly Q&A sessions. Good luck to you!
VISA officer didn't asked for the home ties as I was going to attend a training session with me client as it was a B1 visa and trip was sponsored but still he didn't ask me regarding the same and refused under 214 (B)
Thank you got the valuable insight. Is there a quota on how many b1 b2 visas a person can have in his history,? I heard of people getting their application denied at interview with a good travel history and 4 to 5 B2B1 visas prior.
Absolutely not! In fact, prior travel - especially to the United States - is a fantastic way to prove to a visa officer that will will comply with a new visa if issued. Even travel to other countries can help establish a pattern of “good” travel behavior. This should not be a reason to deny a B1/B2 visa. Good luck!
I got refused for F1 visa in March 2024 under the section 214(b). VO asked 6 questions ( what are you doing here, how long are you here, why you leave Ph.D. here, research field, do you have any marrige proof certificate, how this subject is related to you).after the last question - how this subject related to you , VO denied me ? So how I can develope my answer for my reapply?
A very ridiculous and meaningless paragraph. Everything is in the hands of the officer and they reject it for no reason. It's like a green card lottery and it's very lucky. On the one hand, they are looking for cultured and helpful people, and on the other hand, because they didn't sleep well at night, they will reject you in less than a few seconds. In my opinion, this decision-making method should be corrected.
I got rejected cause the visa i am appliying for moght be wrong since i was going to see my husband and i over stayed by 68 days under VWP so she denied it when shall i appy again she felt i really dint explain why i overstayed help
My f1 visa got denied although my brother is in college in the US the visa officer asked for my transcript I had forgotten them so then he didn’t ask any further questions how do I reapply
@timurkaspiyskiy I retried and it got rejected again apparently because the VO doesn’t know my community college so she thought I was using it as a way to runaway I also heard they do pre screening so yk it’s all about luck I had to learn this the hard way
I have a question , i hope you answer. I didn't declare all the address I lived in the past 10 years. I lived in different countries and one country I skip to declare. Will they be able to find it out?
Paying a quarter of a visiting plan in addition to a second application fee for 30 minutes call is not reasonable or even possible for a student. Are there any discounts that you offer to students to schedule consultations?
I was denied/refused entry to the USA under INA 217 way back in 2016, my passport was stamped and marked with 212(a)(7)(A)(i)(7). I was recommended to apply for a B1/B2 visa, however, at the visa interview in London the CO stated that I had been denied entry to the USA on two occasions and had already overstayed my visa previously. This was incorrect, I had indeed been denied entry on one occasion but otherwise always in full compliance with US Immigration. Is there an established method to clear or update the incorrect record?
There are no quotas (either for approval or rejection), except for certain immigrant visas which are subject to maximum caps each year. While embassies and consulates will vary by their approval/rejection rates, we do not recommend deciding where to apply based upon experiences of other applicants, as they may have circumstances and other factors that are very different from your own.
I honestly would like to visit Usa as a new and a fantastic region. Besides I am a fashion designer so I would like to explore the whole fashion industry by myself, check out opportunities, check all of their stores. Also want to explore some places for travel at the same time. I have done this for China and Russia as well. And this is exactly I am planning explore USA if I get the visa. So is this a good reason and bad reason for a non immigrant visa? I mean for both business( not specific as I mentioned) and travel. Can you give me few answerz and advise?
The problem is that it is so subjective. There is no way to overcome 214b if the consulate officer just refuses to apply logic. My girlfriend is a nurse. Every day she has offers from agencies to work in the United States. It defies logic to believe she would overstay a visa to work illegally when she could just get a work visa. She has been denied a tourist visa three times. She owns a new car. She owns property. She and I have been together for three years and have traveled to 10 countries together. She has a business here. The one thing she wants is to be with me and I am a permanent resident of the Philippines. We just want to visit my family in the US, then come HOME to the Philippines.
This can also largely depend on how the applicant presents their situation. If they don't adequately explain their job, situation at home, etc., the Visa Officer may erroneously conclude that they don't qualify. Preparation is crucial!
Will previous visa refusals affect the outcome of the next visa interview? What will the officer think about the previous visa denials by the previous visa officer?
They will likely affect the next interview - all previous refusals and officer notes are visible to the next officer, so more refusals tend to lead to more questions. Preparation is crucial, so schedule a session with us at zfvisa.com, and we can help!
Does applying for a Diversity Visa (DV) affect any U.S. non-immigrant visa application? i have applied for DV lottery visa back in 2018, kindly feedback?
My C1d visa rejected on 214b, she asked me question about side job and i didn't understand visa officer question properly and i said yes ; i do side job , it will help my family and me financially.. but that was not intention , I don't want to jump from my ship in my dreams.. please help me , how can i overcome 214b visa rejection second time?
Reach out to us at info@zfvisa.com. You'll need to clearly articulate your situation, so we'll need to know more about you before we can provide specific guidance.
I just came home from the American consulate after my interview, they didn’t see any of the documents that I had, which included the proof that I have a Job, a bank account, a hotel reservation, and a round trip plane ticket, etc. he just asked me one question about my American relatives and that was all, he didn’t see any paper or ask any other questions just like that I got denied and was given an 214(b) paper. What I don’t understand is how could he say that I didn’t give him enough proof that I will return home and he didn’t even see any of them. (I am a university student in my country). And I had the proof for that too. 🙈🙈🙈🙉🙉🙉
Sorry to hear about your experience! Visa Officers often don't ask for any documents, choosing instead to base their decision on how you answer their questions. Send us an email to info@zfvisa.com if you think you might try again, and we'll look into how we might help you improve your chance of success.
I got rejected on April 24 and august 4, 2023. And my next visa interview is on 14 march. My sister is in green card. And also i have mentioned my previous job. if vo will ask me what changes have you made then i will tell about cost of accodamtion is decreasing by... shall I mention it?
That might help, but chances are good that the previous visa officers had other concerns about your situation. We are happy to help you prepare! Book a consultation with us at zfvisa.com today!
u see mentioning that ur sister is on green card alone disqualifies u in the sense that they might think u will go and reunite with ur sister and neva come back so please better for u neva say that
Thanks for your video,I've appreciated it otherwise I've a question,my visa was denied previously and now in my Ds-160 I have one question if my visa was refused previously and I said Yes and they tell me to explain, What I have to write only what was written in my B214 according to my refusal case? Or I've to only say a word but I'll explain clairly in the embassy??
This is a tricky question because you're generally not given a clear reason for a denial. You might simply mention 214b, but we can help you add some more useful details as well. Send us an email to info@zfvisa.com.
Hello Sir/Mam I am Aashish From India i am trying to get an us visa for F-1 category but got rejected 3 times, 2 times from India and 1 time from singapore but in singapore my visa got expired and now i am trying to book and interview from malasiya but i am worried about it. I am changing countries because in India there have been so much waiting times and i am already too late for my further studies in the US could you help me or tell me is it safe to book and interview from 2nd third country?
We always recommend that you apply closest to home if possible, but since the wait times are long in India, it makes sense to apply elsewhere. Please send us an email to info@zfvisa.com, and we'll see if we can help you.
I got rejected in 214(b) f1 visa in 2023 December and I am trying to again apply for fall intake in 2024 and I have not change anything in my DS160 does it really affect my 2nd attempt .I got in my 1st attempt because I was nervous and I got fumbled in one of the question all of my documents were upto date plz reply me
A previous refusal may affect how the next Visa Officer views your case. Your next interview will be crucial as you explain your situation. Schedule a consultation with us at zfvisa.com, and we can help you prepare!
have applied My Visa From Pakistan Karachi And My Visa Got 221G and After 1 Week My Visa Has Been Approved and After 14 Days My Visa Has Been Issued And After 14 Days Again My Visa Has Been Cancelled and I Did Not Received Any Email From Embassy And My Passport Back
This is a very informative video. My visa officer said to spend some more time at work and then reply refusing the visa, I'm 21 years of age when do think I should reapply?
Sir, I'm an indian..completed my bachelor degree in 2017 and i worked 2 years in the same field in India.. In 2019 i came to italy for my master degree.. Unfortunately i could not able to complete my degree in italy.. At the same time i got a full time job in different field.. Still I'm doing that.. Sir my question is.. Is it possible for me to do master degree in USA?..any chance for getting visa?.. Mainly I'm facing difficulties without a master degree here.. That's why i thought that i go to study.. Please reply me sir
There's certainly a possibility, but you'll need to be extra detailed in how you explain your decision to change fields and obtain another degree at this time. Take a look at our online student visa courses at www.zfvisaguides.com for more information.
I was issued 214b yesterday, i was fully prepared but at the interview i didn't elaborate, that is i am going for a conference, i am doing agriculture and immediately i was issued a 214b. Can i reapply and be approved now i have known my mistake
You can reapply, but preparation will be important. The more denials you get, the harder it can be in the future to qualify for a visa. Schedule a consultation with us at zfvisa.com, and we can help you put your best foot forward.
We have several videos, so it will depend on your specific questions. Send us an email to info@zfvisa.com, and we'll see if we can point you in the right direction.
@@ZFvisacan you really expantiate on funding and how to answer questions on funding when you go with a loan and family funds instead of your personal funds with no scholarships.
@@narbsentertainment6398 It's too difficult to explain in just a comment on CZcams. We have a comprehensive F-1 online course where we have multiple video lessons on funding to teach you how to discuss your funding with loans and family funds. We also give you examples of good and bad interviews. You can access this online course at www.zfvisaguides.com. Good luck!
@marthanamata1402, the best way to prepare for the F-1 student visa for a summer program is to take our F-1 visa online course to prepare for your interview. You can access it at www.zfvisaguides.com. Good luck!
You can generally reapply any time if you were refused under 214(b). Note that you'll need to be sure to explain your situation very clearly given your prior refusal. Reach out to us if you'd like our help to prepare at info@zfvisa.com
Documents are generally far less important than how you explain your situation (remember: be honest!). Schedule a consultation with us at zfvisa.com, and we can help you prepare!
My F2 visa was rejected under 214(b), and now I'm trying for the second time.This time I want to do the interview in my native language (Tamil). Therefore , can I schedule an appointment in my native language and answer their questions in the native language ? Does this affect his chances of getting his visa approved ?
Most visa officers are trained to speak the local language, and they can sometimes enlist a local staff member to help translate if necessary. Speaking English is generally not a requirement for most visas (including an F2). If you’re interested, you may schedule a consultation with us at zfvisa.com, and we can help you prepare!
Sir, do visa officers have information about that student is having any scholarships or not like if someone lies that he got a scholarship of - amount then do the officers know that he is lying
my previous b1/b2 application is denied under section 214 B this year in Chennai India and I am plaining to reapply next year from Delhi India. So, is it ok to change the us consulate? or better to try from same consulate?
It's always best to apply in the same place, but if there's a legitimate need to apply elsewhere, that's ok. Reach out to us at info@zfvisa.com if you'd like your assistance to prepare before your next attempt.
Certainly! After booking a session with us, you'll receive a questionnaire form which seeks important details about your case. We'll use that to fully understand your situation during our session, and then we'll develop a strategic plan to help you maximize your chance of success. Then, we spend the remaining time as appropriate (e.g., interview practice, specific tips and insights, etc).
In 2015, I got my b1/b2 visa approved. I got my visa renewed again in 2020 through dropbox. I've never been denied a visa before and I will be standing for my F1 visa interview on May 12, 2024. Do you think my chances for visa acceptance is high?
Previous US visas are generally a big help! However, it's hard to offer our estimate of your chance of success without knowing much more about you. Schedule a consultation with us at zfvisa.com if you'd like us to help you prepare for your interview.
I got rejection for f1 visa interview today,i said my father in law and my husband r gonna bear all my expenses. And my husband is a logistic officer at ups in saudi arabia and my father in law is a businessman, he supplies arcea nut, coconut and green coconut all over the bangladrsh.he has a fishing firm and he has some shops. Then stopped me and said i am not elligible. 214(b) refusal...i want to reapply is their any chance for me to get accept for my mba prgm..o and i stood with university of central missuri.tution fees 10601usd.. So what is the reason for my refusal
Sorry to hear about out this! It’s difficult to offer specific advice without knowing more about your situation. Schedule a session with us at zfvisa.com, and we can help!
Greetings of the day sir I was denied on 24may2024 under 214b for my J1 visa in US embassy new delhi india after asking only one question about the hotel I'm going for training. How can i proceed with the next interview i kept my next slot in the month of September and same embassy. Could please Help any information sir. Thanks in advance for your consideration and understandings.
This will depend on your unique circumstances. We recommend that you schedule a consultation with us via our website - www.zfvisa.com - so we can better understand your situation and offer specific guidance to help you prepare.
I tried as much as I could to explain to the visa officer that o have to come back to my home country to finish my degree program because I'm in my second year but still the guy said have no enough to ties to my home country and he denied me
Visa Officers have wide discretion to deny visa applications under 214(b) - that's why preparing for your interview is so crucial. Schedule a consultation with us at zfvisa.com, and we'll help you put your best foot forward!
You can, but we generally don't advise this. If you're not approved, you may lose the deposit or whole price of the tickets. Discussing your plans is just as useful as showing pre-purchased tickets.
I was denied my F2 visa application last year Jan.2023 and i applied again for R2 visa last dec.26 2023.the officer never ask me a question but she just do looking at the computer and the she ask another officer .after that she just give the 214 b denial paper .i have all the documents but she never ask.how can i get the exact reason that she need to deny me. I want to apply again my R2 can you help on how?and how much do i need to pay you as my representative? So that i can apply for my next😅 i interview appointment
@@ZFvisaI get that you want people to opt for your service and solve people's problems on a case to case basis but at the same time, it would really be helpful if you are able to include some helpful tips or general reasons in your response to these comments. As it stands right now, I do not know if the reason for the rejection of this commenter is something minor which if kept in the reply, would be useful to a lot of people, or something unique for this commenter that requires them to opt for your service.
A record of a denial remains indefinitely. That's why it's very important to fully prepare for your first interview, and if you do face a denial, never lie about it!
I am About to Apply for non immigrant USA visit visa from Karachi Pakistan Please guide me do I need to get Return ticket before I Apply visa ? Do I need to showy return ticket to the visa officer ? Please guide me
Please I will appreciate if I can talk to you one on one. I am a Visa applicant who intends to apply for emergency date. I went for interview on the 6th of February 2024. I was denied Visa under section 214b. I have reapplied and is working towards getting an emergency date. The program that is taking me to USA comes up on the 6th of April 2024. Please I want to overcome this 214b hence I need your professional advice. Please how can discuss with you one on one. Thanks
😂😂😂when every non immigrant visa applicant is already defined as climate according to USA law......whats the point to show property....family ties.... Well its better to use AI to make decision atleast....it would assess intelligently 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
Thanks for your comment! It’s precisely this type of misinformation we are trying to correct. Application decisions are absolutely NOT made before the interview, and it’s important to prepare, answer all questions truthfully to improve your chance of success.
hi in regard to the "ties to home country" my question is what if you are employed in another country where you currently reside other than the individual's home country??
I’m applying for a J1 visa. I had my interview last Monday June 10th of 2024 and trying yo figure out what to change with my application. I am a Filipino but has been working in Dubai for 6 years now. Does that give an impression that I might illegally stay in the US once of if I get there? Appreciate your response. You’ve been very helpful so far with these videos.
So many restriction for non imigration visa and no restriction to come illegally. What anybody will prefer ?😂😂😂😂 USA immigration is a joke now a days and everybody is laughing on USCIS ,State department, Joe Biden and Alexandro Maryokas. These people make a joke of US Immigration😂😂😂😂😂
February 2024. Mexico City. Visa interview. Two questions. What’s your name? Citizenship? Visa Denied. Never given a chance to show anything nor speak. And btw qualified by every metric,
Sorry to hear that! There could be other issues (maybe from previous interviews) that the officer used to reach their decision. Schedule a consultation with us at zfvisa.com, and we can help you plan strategically.
In Colombia they denied my (now) wife five times. Most of that time she was a university student. The sixth time they gave it to her (B1). She was so used to being denied, she was standing there and the interviewer had to tell her "go away, you're approved!"
I thought I was the only one who thought it this way
I was recently denied my f1 visa with my husband as f2 in qatar. Altough i answered the questions with confidence and clearly, i was stressed and couldn’t be relaxes and laugh and show my self confident. Im reapplying again but all i can say that being confident and calm and smiling is the best tip
Reach out to us at info@zfvisa.com if you'd like our help to prepare for your interview. We find that preparation is the best way to boost your confidence!
During a visa interview, the officer's decision may not always align with factual information presented. Sometimes, even if you are correct, they may perceive you as incorrect and deny your visa. Conversely, if you make a mistake, they might still grant you the visa. To overcome the possibility of visa denial and increase your chances of success, it's essential to prepare thoroughly, present your case clearly, and demonstrate your eligibility convincingly during the interview.
Well said!
The visa interviewer has no time. In the experience of my friends they never ask questions, dont want any statements made etc. The purpose of the interview is to collect money and inform of denial. Cant convince someone who wont let you talk.
That’s why it’s really important to be prepared at the interview so you can be engaged and proactive!
@ZFvisa and I might add the interviewee must be assertive and confident
Even if you are prepared for the interview and complete requirements if they're not in the mood..all the people in line is denied....money money money of course
I don't mean anything negative to the interviewer. Just pointing out the decision is 99% decided on the application alone before you even appear.
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After watching CZcams, I'm feeling overwhelmed by the explanation of 214B for the first time. So, if I understand correctly, you're suggesting that we should thoroughly explain these aspects on our DS-160 form, especially for those who have been previously denied? It's like trying to convey our truth and clarify our intention not to overstay. Many applicants mistakenly focus on their sponsor instead of addressing the crucial point of convincing the presumption of not intending to stay permanently. It's quite a revelation, as many of us may have misunderstood this part, given that the reasons for denial aren't always clear. Overcoming this presumption requires a comprehensive summary on our DS-160 form. How does the visa officer manage to review everything? Does our application undergo processing before the interview day? I'll be studying this diligently day and night until I secure my visa. Having been denied three times, I now understand the reasons behind it. Your explanation deserves recognition! I AM CRYING 😢tears of joy 🤩
Thanks for the kind words! While you're correct that the DS-160 is important, it's at least as important that you're honest and forthcoming at your interview. Think about positive details you'd like the Visa Officer to know, and volunteer them. Reach out to us if you'd like our assistance in preparing - info@zfvisa.com.
I applied for b1/b2 visa for clinical rotation from qatar. She just asked me questions. I told her to look at the permission letter from my college and Invitation letter from clinic. But she said no need. I even had a healthy bank statment with me. But she judged my financial status on basis of my fathers salary and number of siblings I had . as if I would go to us without money. I even told her the rotation is just for one month.
One thing you miss is that US tax you in your worldwide income. Something which would dissuade anyone effected in staying back in US and becoming a tax resident.
Your Englinsh language when U speak..so simple to understand rather than any another CZcamsr ...Hat's off
Thanks!
Why Sir they rejected us even asking single question? Please
At one hand you say that an applicant should be able to show, owning of property, family ties, etc...
Well I have seen the applicants who really hadn't any intention to stay in USA, yet they were refused Visitors visa......unable to understand
So helpful!
Glad you think so!
Thank you for this useful information
Glad it was helpful!
How can my wife overcome 214b for a TD visa denial? The TD visa is specifically designed to allow dependents of TN visa holders to accompany or join them in the United States. The application of Section 214(b) in this context is incongruous with the visa's purpose, which inherently presumes a derivative right of entry for dependents.
it's hard to say without knowing more about your wife's specific circumstances. Send us an email to info@zfvisa.com, and we'll see how we might be able to help.
I was refused along with my wife in october 26
2023
In my opinion i think yes you are right if i am on the seat 💺 of the visa i might reject lots of people because every visa seeker is guilty so i as an officer make sure that i give the right decision
But for us i think we have to be prepared more when go to embassy
Preparation is key! Schedule a session with us at zfvisa.com if you’d like our assistance before your next interview.
very good insight.. thank you
You're very welcome!
My visa was denied today after answering all the questions
Sorry to hear that! Send us an email at info@zfvisa.com, and we'll see how we might help.
Thank you for your kind words and information. Really appreciate 🙏
I wish I watch this video before I got denial 214b
Sorry you were denied! Remember that a 214(b) denial isn't the end of your journey. You can still apply again at any time. Send us an email: info@zfvisa.com if you have any questions!
@@ZFvisa thank you very much for the tutorials. I just got an admission to my MBA, I will really need your service for my student visa interview
@@tawiahcollins8886 please take our F-1 visa online course at www.zfvisaguides.com. We have video lessons that talk about preparing for your F-1 interview the right way. After you take our course, you can have free access to us to answer any other questions you may have in exclusive bi-weekly Q&A sessions. Good luck to you!
VISA officer didn't asked for the home ties as I was going to attend a training session with me client as it was a B1 visa and trip was sponsored but still he didn't ask me regarding the same and refused under 214 (B)
Same for me. The officer did ask me about my plebs after the program. However, he did not asked for further proof of my hometies.
Don’t wait for them to ask about your ties. Find a way to cheap it in when you’re asked to explain the purpose of your travel to the United state
@@anyasmiller806 i wish i read this before m denial on 20th........because they never ask, just purpose , and if ive travelled before.....
Hi I have an appointment on the 11 of September for my interview for applying for my visa.
Visa officer didnot ask me homes ties and rejected the visa under 214(b)
Thank you got the valuable insight. Is there a
quota on how many b1 b2 visas a person can have in his history,? I heard of people getting their application denied at interview with a good travel history and 4 to 5 B2B1 visas prior.
Absolutely not! In fact, prior travel - especially to the United States - is a fantastic way to prove to a visa officer that will will comply with a new visa if issued. Even travel to other countries can help establish a pattern of “good” travel behavior. This should not be a reason to deny a B1/B2 visa. Good luck!
Thanks Officer
You're most welcome!
I got refused for F1 visa in March 2024 under the section 214(b). VO asked 6 questions ( what are you doing here, how long are you here, why you leave Ph.D. here, research field, do you have any marrige proof certificate, how this subject is related to you).after the last question - how this subject related to you , VO denied me ? So how I can develope my answer for my reapply?
So sorry to hear this! If you decide to reapply, schedule a session with us at zfvisa.com, and we’ll help you prepare.
A very ridiculous and meaningless paragraph. Everything is in the hands of the officer and they reject it for no reason. It's like a green card lottery and it's very lucky. On the one hand, they are looking for cultured and helpful people, and on the other hand, because they didn't sleep well at night, they will reject you in less than a few seconds. In my opinion, this decision-making method should be corrected.
It is an unusual process.
They rip people off these americans thinks less of people
Is it okay to elaborate on any defence (for instance, attempting to convince on the resolve to return home) without being prompted by the officer?
Absolutely!
I got rejected cause the visa i am appliying for moght be wrong since i was going to see my husband and i over stayed by 68 days under VWP so she denied it when shall i appy again she felt i really dint explain why i overstayed help
My f1 visa got denied although my brother is in college in the US the visa officer asked for my transcript I had forgotten them so then he didn’t ask any further questions how do I reapply
You can reapply at any time. Be sure to bring your transcripts with you and volunteer them to the Visa Officer.
@timurkaspiyskiy I retried and it got rejected again apparently because the VO doesn’t know my community college so she thought I was using it as a way to runaway I also heard they do pre screening so yk it’s all about luck I had to learn this the hard way
I have a question , i hope you answer. I didn't declare all the address I lived in the past 10 years. I lived in different countries and one country I skip to declare. Will they be able to find it out?
It’s highly possible. You should ask the embassy/consulate if it might be possible to submit a new DS-160 with accurate information.
Sir, When old backlog will be cleared ?
My visa was refused under 214b conditions but I was told I can't appeal. What documents could they need if I reapply?
Paying a quarter of a visiting plan in addition to a second application fee for 30 minutes call is not reasonable or even possible for a student. Are there any discounts that you offer to students to schedule consultations?
We do offer online courses, one of which includes a Q&A session with a former visa officer. Take a look at www.zfvisaguides.com.
Baiya akta question cilo...amar india visa ta port daya asa RAIL( CHITPUR/NJP) .. AKON ami dhaka theke kolkata maitree train a jata parbo?
I was denied/refused entry to the USA under INA 217 way back in 2016, my passport was stamped and marked with 212(a)(7)(A)(i)(7). I was recommended to apply for a B1/B2 visa, however, at the visa interview in London the CO stated that I had been denied entry to the USA on two occasions and had already overstayed my visa previously. This was incorrect, I had indeed been denied entry on one occasion but otherwise always in full compliance with US Immigration. Is there an established method to clear or update the incorrect record?
You might consider the DHS Traveler Redress Inquiry Program (DHS TRIP). www.dhs.gov/dhs-trip
Hello, i have one question, does visa rates depends on the consulate and is there some kind of quota to isssue certain number of visas each month?
There are no quotas (either for approval or rejection), except for certain immigrant visas which are subject to maximum caps each year. While embassies and consulates will vary by their approval/rejection rates, we do not recommend deciding where to apply based upon experiences of other applicants, as they may have circumstances and other factors that are very different from your own.
I just want to know how much it will cost me to schedule a meeting with fzvisa& immigration. Your response means a lot.
Hi! Visit our website at zfvisa.com to view our rates and book a consultation. We look forward to working with you.
I honestly would like to visit Usa as a new and a fantastic region. Besides I am a fashion designer so I would like to explore the whole fashion industry by myself, check out opportunities, check all of their stores. Also want to explore some places for travel at the same time. I have done this for China and Russia as well. And this is exactly I am planning explore USA if I get the visa. So is this a good reason and bad reason for a non immigrant visa? I mean for both business( not specific as I mentioned) and travel. Can you give me few answerz and advise?
Absolutely! Many people come to the us to simply travel and experience the culture.
How can widow parent show home ties when all her children are in USA?
There are other ways to show ties to home, but this will be a difficult situation. Send us an email to info@zfvisa.com, and we'll help you prepare.
The problem is that it is so subjective. There is no way to overcome 214b if the consulate officer just refuses to apply logic. My girlfriend is a nurse. Every day she has offers from agencies to work in the United States. It defies logic to believe she would overstay a visa to work illegally when she could just get a work visa. She has been denied a tourist visa three times. She owns a new car. She owns property. She and I have been together for three years and have traveled to 10 countries together. She has a business here. The one thing she wants is to be with me and I am a permanent resident of the Philippines. We just want to visit my family in the US, then come HOME to the Philippines.
This can also largely depend on how the applicant presents their situation. If they don't adequately explain their job, situation at home, etc., the Visa Officer may erroneously conclude that they don't qualify. Preparation is crucial!
Will previous visa refusals affect the outcome of the next visa interview? What will the officer think about the previous visa denials by the previous visa officer?
They will likely affect the next interview - all previous refusals and officer notes are visible to the next officer, so more refusals tend to lead to more questions. Preparation is crucial, so schedule a session with us at zfvisa.com, and we can help!
@@ZFvisaI wish I could afford the consultation . It's so expensive $499 really 😭
Please tell me sir🙏 When we get rejected in the first attempt and enter in the second, do we ask the reason?
Visa Officers rarely provide a specific reason for a denial, so while you can ask, you may not get a specific answer.
@@ZFvisa i don't know the reason , but I think misunderstanding with the visa officer , am not sure , what should I say?
Hello. I tried scheduling a session but the cost is quite much
Very high for students
Does applying for a Diversity Visa (DV) affect any U.S. non-immigrant visa application? i have applied for DV lottery visa back in 2018, kindly feedback?
it could. Be honest (in your DS-160 and in your interview) about this application.
My C1d visa rejected on 214b, she asked me question about side job and i didn't understand visa officer question properly and i said yes ; i do side job , it will help my family and me financially.. but that was not intention , I don't want to jump from my ship in my dreams.. please help me , how can i overcome 214b visa rejection second time?
Reach out to us at info@zfvisa.com. You'll need to clearly articulate your situation, so we'll need to know more about you before we can provide specific guidance.
I just came home from the American consulate after my interview, they didn’t see any of the documents that I had, which included the proof that I have a Job, a bank account, a hotel reservation, and a round trip plane ticket, etc.
he just asked me one question about my American relatives and that was all, he didn’t see any paper or ask any other questions just like that I got denied and was given an 214(b) paper. What I don’t understand is how could he say that I didn’t give him enough proof that I will return home and he didn’t even see any of them. (I am a university student in my country). And I had the proof for that too. 🙈🙈🙈🙉🙉🙉
Sorry to hear about your experience! Visa Officers often don't ask for any documents, choosing instead to base their decision on how you answer their questions. Send us an email to info@zfvisa.com if you think you might try again, and we'll look into how we might help you improve your chance of success.
But all thses answer depend on...if visa officer gave suficiant time for him
This is true. However, there are strategies you can employ to better communicate with the visa officer. Reach out to us if you’d like our help!
I got rejected on April 24 and august 4, 2023. And my next visa interview is on 14 march. My sister is in green card. And also i have mentioned my previous job. if vo will ask me what changes have you made then i will tell about cost of accodamtion is decreasing by... shall I mention it?
That might help, but chances are good that the previous visa officers had other concerns about your situation. We are happy to help you prepare! Book a consultation with us at zfvisa.com today!
u see mentioning that ur sister is on green card alone disqualifies u in the sense that they might think u will go and reunite with ur sister and neva come back so please better for u neva say that
Not necessarily. Many visa applicants qualify even though they have US family members.
Thanks for your video,I've appreciated it otherwise I've a question,my visa was denied previously and now in my Ds-160 I have one question if my visa was refused previously and I said Yes and they tell me to explain, What I have to write only what was written in my B214 according to my refusal case? Or I've to only say a word but I'll explain clairly in the embassy??
This is a tricky question because you're generally not given a clear reason for a denial. You might simply mention 214b, but we can help you add some more useful details as well. Send us an email to info@zfvisa.com.
Hello Sir/Mam I am Aashish From India i am trying to get an us visa for F-1 category but got rejected 3 times, 2 times from India and 1 time from singapore but in singapore my visa got expired and now i am trying to book and interview from malasiya but i am worried about it. I am changing countries because in India there have been so much waiting times and i am already too late for my further studies in the US could you help me or tell me is it safe to book and interview from 2nd third country?
We always recommend that you apply closest to home if possible, but since the wait times are long in India, it makes sense to apply elsewhere. Please send us an email to info@zfvisa.com, and we'll see if we can help you.
I got rejected in 214(b) f1 visa in 2023 December and I am trying to again apply for fall intake in 2024 and I have not change anything in my DS160 does it really affect my 2nd attempt .I got in my 1st attempt because I was nervous and I got fumbled in one of the question all of my documents were upto date plz reply me
A previous refusal may affect how the next Visa Officer views your case. Your next interview will be crucial as you explain your situation. Schedule a consultation with us at zfvisa.com, and we can help you prepare!
Does 214 (b) have colour slips or only 1 yellow slips ? If yes please explain all colours slip
Different Embassies and Consulates use different colors for their slips.
have applied My Visa From Pakistan Karachi And My Visa Got 221G and After 1 Week My Visa Has Been Approved and After 14 Days My Visa Has Been Issued And After 14 Days Again My Visa Has Been Cancelled and I Did Not Received Any Email From Embassy And My Passport Back
Send an email to the Embassy and ask for an update on what happened.
This is a very informative video. My visa officer said to spend some more time at work and then reply refusing the visa, I'm 21 years of age when do think I should reapply?
It's hard to offer specific advice without knowing more about your situation. Send us a email to info@zfvisa.com.
No one is saying what to say if you are going to reapply
If you reapply, focus on your purpose of travel, and think about explaining what in your life has changed since your last interview.
How you help for submitting our US visa application for B2 Visa for vacation
Send us an email to info@zfvisa.com.
Sir, I'm an indian..completed my bachelor degree in 2017 and i worked 2 years in the same field in India.. In 2019 i came to italy for my master degree.. Unfortunately i could not able to complete my degree in italy.. At the same time i got a full time job in different field.. Still I'm doing that.. Sir my question is.. Is it possible for me to do master degree in USA?..any chance for getting visa?.. Mainly I'm facing difficulties without a master degree here.. That's why i thought that i go to study.. Please reply me sir
There's certainly a possibility, but you'll need to be extra detailed in how you explain your decision to change fields and obtain another degree at this time. Take a look at our online student visa courses at www.zfvisaguides.com for more information.
I was issued 214b yesterday, i was fully prepared but at the interview i didn't elaborate, that is i am going for a conference, i am doing agriculture and immediately i was issued a 214b. Can i reapply and be approved now i have known my mistake
You can reapply, but preparation will be important. The more denials you get, the harder it can be in the future to qualify for a visa. Schedule a consultation with us at zfvisa.com, and we can help you put your best foot forward.
Could you point me to any videos you have talking about the F1 student visa for a summer program.
We have several videos, so it will depend on your specific questions. Send us an email to info@zfvisa.com, and we'll see if we can point you in the right direction.
@@ZFvisacan you really expantiate on funding and how to answer questions on funding when you go with a loan and family funds instead of your personal funds with no scholarships.
@@narbsentertainment6398 It's too difficult to explain in just a comment on CZcams. We have a comprehensive F-1 online course where we have multiple video lessons on funding to teach you how to discuss your funding with loans and family funds. We also give you examples of good and bad interviews. You can access this online course at www.zfvisaguides.com. Good luck!
@marthanamata1402, the best way to prepare for the F-1 student visa for a summer program is to take our F-1 visa online course to prepare for your interview. You can access it at www.zfvisaguides.com. Good luck!
My tourist visa is rejected this month under 214b. Can you tell me when i can reapply? Should i wait one year
You can generally reapply any time if you were refused under 214(b). Note that you'll need to be sure to explain your situation very clearly given your prior refusal. Reach out to us if you'd like our help to prepare at info@zfvisa.com
Good morning please what documents do I need if am going for a Navy promotion ceremony of my sibling?
Documents are generally far less important than how you explain your situation (remember: be honest!). Schedule a consultation with us at zfvisa.com, and we can help you prepare!
They don’t really care about none of that. I had the same situation 2 years ago with my little brother in the navy and they still denied me
My F2 visa was rejected under 214(b), and now I'm trying for the second time.This time I want to do the interview in my native language (Tamil).
Therefore , can I schedule an appointment in my native language and answer their questions in the native language ? Does this affect his chances of getting his visa approved ?
Most visa officers are trained to speak the local language, and they can sometimes enlist a local staff member to help translate if necessary. Speaking English is generally not a requirement for most visas (including an F2). If you’re interested, you may schedule a consultation with us at zfvisa.com, and we can help you prepare!
Good day to u @zfvisa I did like to book an appointment with u, as my appointment date is on 5th of August 2024. F1 visa..thanks
Sir, do visa officers have information about that student is having any scholarships or not like if someone lies that he got a scholarship of - amount then do the officers know that he is lying
Not generally, aside from the notes on the I-20 form. It's up to the student to explain these details.
my previous b1/b2 application is denied under section 214 B this year in Chennai India and I am plaining to reapply next year from Delhi India. So, is it ok to change the us consulate? or better to try from same consulate?
It's always best to apply in the same place, but if there's a legitimate need to apply elsewhere, that's ok. Reach out to us at info@zfvisa.com if you'd like your assistance to prepare before your next attempt.
Could you please tell me what the 30 mins session will include?
Certainly! After booking a session with us, you'll receive a questionnaire form which seeks important details about your case. We'll use that to fully understand your situation during our session, and then we'll develop a strategic plan to help you maximize your chance of success. Then, we spend the remaining time as appropriate (e.g., interview practice, specific tips and insights, etc).
i got 214(b) denied, i didnt answer correctly the question
Sorry to hear that! Send us an email to info@zfvisa.com if you plan to try again.
In 2015, I got my b1/b2 visa approved. I got my visa renewed again in 2020 through dropbox. I've never been denied a visa before and I will be standing for my F1 visa interview on May 12, 2024. Do you think my chances for visa acceptance is high?
Previous US visas are generally a big help! However, it's hard to offer our estimate of your chance of success without knowing much more about you. Schedule a consultation with us at zfvisa.com if you'd like us to help you prepare for your interview.
Hi, did you get the visa approved?
@@Asabee91 yes! the VO asked a few questions about my uni major and my past travels to the US and approved my visa within a minute
@@liltammy Aww. Congratulations 🎆 🎆 🎆 All the best🥰
I got rejection for f1 visa interview today,i said my father in law and my husband r gonna bear all my expenses. And my husband is a logistic officer at ups in saudi arabia and my father in law is a businessman, he supplies arcea nut, coconut and green coconut all over the bangladrsh.he has a fishing firm and he has some shops. Then stopped me and said i am not elligible. 214(b) refusal...i want to reapply is their any chance for me to get accept for my mba prgm..o and i stood with university of central missuri.tution fees 10601usd.. So what is the reason for my refusal
Sorry to hear about out this! It’s difficult to offer specific advice without knowing more about your situation. Schedule a session with us at zfvisa.com, and we can help!
is it free?
Greetings of the day sir
I was denied on 24may2024 under 214b for my J1 visa in US embassy new delhi india after asking only one question about the hotel I'm going for training.
How can i proceed with the next interview i kept my next slot in the month of September and same embassy.
Could please Help any information sir.
Thanks in advance for your consideration and understandings.
This will depend on your unique circumstances. We recommend that you schedule a consultation with us via our website - www.zfvisa.com - so we can better understand your situation and offer specific guidance to help you prepare.
Better luck next time
I tried as much as I could to explain to the visa officer that o have to come back to my home country to finish my degree program because I'm in my second year but still the guy said have no enough to ties to my home country and he denied me
Visa Officers have wide discretion to deny visa applications under 214(b) - that's why preparing for your interview is so crucial. Schedule a consultation with us at zfvisa.com, and we'll help you put your best foot forward!
can you buy a ticket to usa without visa to prove that you are going to return to India?
You can, but we generally don't advise this. If you're not approved, you may lose the deposit or whole price of the tickets. Discussing your plans is just as useful as showing pre-purchased tickets.
I was denied my F2 visa application last year Jan.2023 and i applied again for R2 visa last dec.26 2023.the officer never ask me a question but she just do looking at the computer and the she ask another officer .after that she just give the 214 b denial paper .i have all the documents but she never ask.how can i get the exact reason that she need to deny me. I want to apply again my R2 can you help on how?and how much do i need to pay you as my representative? So that i can apply for my next😅 i interview appointment
Book a consultation with us at zfvisa.com, and we can work on a strategy with you!
@@ZFvisaI get that you want people to opt for your service and solve people's problems on a case to case basis but at the same time, it would really be helpful if you are able to include some helpful tips or general reasons in your response to these comments. As it stands right now, I do not know if the reason for the rejection of this commenter is something minor which if kept in the reply, would be useful to a lot of people, or something unique for this commenter that requires them to opt for your service.
How long does the consulate keep people information after denial?
A record of a denial remains indefinitely. That's why it's very important to fully prepare for your first interview, and if you do face a denial, never lie about it!
Thank you so much for answering.
Is it possible for a person to request for his immigration record from the consulate?
Why do VOs not allow you actually explain yourself. Just straight up denial
My B1 B2 got denied today. I was being honest but still they failed me 💔
sorry about that
Sorry you were denied! If you decide to try again, reach out to us at zfvisa.com, and we'll help you prepare.
I am About to Apply for non immigrant USA visit visa from Karachi Pakistan
Please guide me do I need to get Return ticket before I Apply visa ? Do I need to showy return ticket to the visa officer ? Please guide me
@@silentactivist7219yes you should have return tickets reservation
Please I will appreciate if I can talk to you one on one. I am a Visa applicant who intends to apply for emergency date. I went for interview on the 6th of February 2024. I was denied Visa under section 214b. I have reapplied and is working towards getting an emergency date. The program that is taking me to USA comes up on the 6th of April 2024. Please I want to overcome this 214b hence I need your professional advice. Please how can discuss with you one on one. Thanks
We'd be happy to help you prepare for your next interview. Please schedule a session with us at zfvisa.com.
How to connect?
send us an email to info@zfvisa.com.
😂😂😂when every non immigrant visa applicant is already defined as climate according to USA law......whats the point to show property....family ties....
Well its better to use AI to make decision atleast....it would assess intelligently 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
My F1 interview is on may 11, lets see if i get 214b
your result?
@@fanboiishorts approved
@@pavan4264Congratulations
All the applications are decided before the interview. Any ex visa officer giving you lectures is only lying.
Thanks for your comment! It’s precisely this type of misinformation we are trying to correct. Application decisions are absolutely NOT made before the interview, and it’s important to prepare, answer all questions truthfully to improve your chance of success.
hi
hi in regard to the "ties to home country"
my question is what if you are employed in another country where you currently reside other than the individual's home country??
Good question! Showing ties outside of the US is most important; not just that you have ties to your specific home country.
I’m applying for a J1 visa. I had my interview last Monday June 10th of 2024 and trying yo figure out what to change with my application. I am a Filipino but has been working in Dubai for 6 years now. Does that give an impression that I might illegally stay in the US once of if I get there?
Appreciate your response. You’ve been very helpful so far with these videos.
How'd it go, mate?
Send us an email to info@zfvisa.com, and we can help you sort out what might have gone wrong, and how to prepare for your next attempt.
So many restriction for non imigration visa and no restriction to come illegally. What anybody will prefer ?😂😂😂😂 USA immigration is a joke now a days and everybody is laughing on USCIS ,State department, Joe Biden and Alexandro Maryokas. These people make a joke of US Immigration😂😂😂😂😂