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Visa denial based upon immigrant intent, Section 214(b) of Immigration and Nationality Act

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Rajiv S. Khanna
, 7th July 2012 at 05:16 PM (2908 Views)
      



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Updated 20th August 2012 at 04:40 PM by Rajiv S. Khanna

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Non-Immigrant issues , H , F , J , L , General Non-Immigrant , B , E-1. E-2. E-3. , K Visas

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    Hi, Rajiv

    My wife's E-1 application was denied at the consulate. I believe the reason for denial was based upon 214(b). It says something like "She didn't demonstrate that she had no intention of staying in US forever", although she stated that clearly at her interview.


    My attorney thinks it's just an excuse and there may be other reasons especially because they interviewed her for about 2 hours!

    I just wanted to hear your opinion/second opinion on this. Is it rare for E-1 applicant to receive such a reason for denial?

    And also, would this have any influence if I, her husband, apply for E, H, or L visa?
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