All,
Hello. I\'m looking for answers. My bro-in-law and his young family (wife and kid) are planning a short visit to the US in the near future. I have sent him the following docs:
1.Affidavit of support stating that i will support them - notarized
2.Bank statement outlining transactions for the past year with the current balance and the date it was opened
3.Letter of invitation addressed to the Consular general mentioning about their trip accompanied with a tentative itinerary for their travel when they get here - to show that it\'s structured
4.My employer\'s letter with title, salary, period of employment and that the probability of employment is very high.
Planning to fax copies of our passports to prove our legal status here.
My bro-in-law is self-employed in real estate and computer businesses. He does NOT have a house/property that he owns. However he has all other income,tax returns for the past 3 years,bank statements,etc.
Questions:
1.Can they refuse his visa just \'cos he does not have a immovable property of his own?
2.If so,choosing a different route,can I mention about being a overseas partner of his computer firm and about a possible business conference that he needs to attend here to broaden his horizon?
Your help in this regard would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Hello. I\'m looking for answers. My bro-in-law and his young family (wife and kid) are planning a short visit to the US in the near future. I have sent him the following docs:
1.Affidavit of support stating that i will support them - notarized
2.Bank statement outlining transactions for the past year with the current balance and the date it was opened
3.Letter of invitation addressed to the Consular general mentioning about their trip accompanied with a tentative itinerary for their travel when they get here - to show that it\'s structured
4.My employer\'s letter with title, salary, period of employment and that the probability of employment is very high.
Planning to fax copies of our passports to prove our legal status here.
My bro-in-law is self-employed in real estate and computer businesses. He does NOT have a house/property that he owns. However he has all other income,tax returns for the past 3 years,bank statements,etc.
Questions:
1.Can they refuse his visa just \'cos he does not have a immovable property of his own?
2.If so,choosing a different route,can I mention about being a overseas partner of his computer firm and about a possible business conference that he needs to attend here to broaden his horizon?
Your help in this regard would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.