Tim Willis
Registered Users (C)
Folks, I would appreciate it if you could shed some light on this:
I am trying to bring my inlaws to the US to spend some time with us. Here is some background on them:
1. Father in law has a job, with Rs 10K monthly salary.
2. Father in law had worked in Saudi Arabia when he was young (15 years back).
3. Mother in law is an insurance agent.
4. They do not own a residence but have a decent bank balance with sufficient investment.
Their visa go rejected after the officer asked 3 questions to my father-in-law:
1. Why do you want to go to the US?
Answer: Tourism, meet daughter & son-in-law
2. How much is your montly salary?
Answer: 10K
3. Have you in the past travelled outside the US?
Answer: Yes to Saudi Arabia.
Decision: Your visa application has been rejected as you have not provided a good enough reason to go the US.
Doesent make much sense to me. They had all the supporting documents but the officer never bothered to look at them. From what my in-laws are telling me, there were multiple processing windows, and all applicants who were at 2 of the windows were getting rejected.
Guys, any opinions? suggestions?
Has the denial rate gone up lately at Mumbai??
Tim
I am trying to bring my inlaws to the US to spend some time with us. Here is some background on them:
1. Father in law has a job, with Rs 10K monthly salary.
2. Father in law had worked in Saudi Arabia when he was young (15 years back).
3. Mother in law is an insurance agent.
4. They do not own a residence but have a decent bank balance with sufficient investment.
Their visa go rejected after the officer asked 3 questions to my father-in-law:
1. Why do you want to go to the US?
Answer: Tourism, meet daughter & son-in-law
2. How much is your montly salary?
Answer: 10K
3. Have you in the past travelled outside the US?
Answer: Yes to Saudi Arabia.
Decision: Your visa application has been rejected as you have not provided a good enough reason to go the US.
Doesent make much sense to me. They had all the supporting documents but the officer never bothered to look at them. From what my in-laws are telling me, there were multiple processing windows, and all applicants who were at 2 of the windows were getting rejected.
Guys, any opinions? suggestions?
Has the denial rate gone up lately at Mumbai??
Tim