visa111102
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Hi,
My parents (Both above 60) are scheduled to arrive in Canada in May 2006 and I have already scheduled an appointment for them to apply for a US visitors visa at the consulate here in Toronto. I have read all the information on the US visa relates sites and the only thing I see it saying is that visitors to Canada are advised to apply in their country of residence. I have a friend whose mother is 70 and she was refused a visa (Inspite of having all the documentation) but another friends parents were granted the visa. This is a very limited pool to draw a conclusion from.
What is the probability of my parents getting the Visitors visa and is there anything that I need to ensure in the way of documentation. Any and all inout would be much appreciated.
Best Regards
- visa111102
My parents (Both above 60) are scheduled to arrive in Canada in May 2006 and I have already scheduled an appointment for them to apply for a US visitors visa at the consulate here in Toronto. I have read all the information on the US visa relates sites and the only thing I see it saying is that visitors to Canada are advised to apply in their country of residence. I have a friend whose mother is 70 and she was refused a visa (Inspite of having all the documentation) but another friends parents were granted the visa. This is a very limited pool to draw a conclusion from.
What is the probability of my parents getting the Visitors visa and is there anything that I need to ensure in the way of documentation. Any and all inout would be much appreciated.
Best Regards
- visa111102