B2 Visa rejected for strange sponsorship issue

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armzdr

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My parents are with me on a B2 visa (valid for 5yrs). I applied for an extension of stay and have recieved the approval. In the mean time my in laws had filed for B2 visa at the consulate in Calcutta. I had sent them the necessary sponsorship documents. In the I-134 I had to mention my parents names as the persons I was currently sponsoring. The consulate asked them about my parents status. They rejected the Visa application when they learnt that they were still in the US on an extension.
I am wondering if this is going to have any effect on my status as a sponsor for any future cases. Would appreciate any suggestions on the issue.
 
armzdr said:
My parents are with me on a B2 visa (valid for 5yrs). I applied for an extension of stay and have recieved the approval. In the mean time my in laws had filed for B2 visa at the consulate in Calcutta. I had sent them the necessary sponsorship documents. In the I-134 I had to mention my parents names as the persons I was currently sponsoring. The consulate asked them about my parents status. They rejected the Visa application when they learnt that they were still in the US on an extension.
I am wondering if this is going to have any effect on my status as a sponsor for any future cases. Would appreciate any suggestions on the issue.
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Your post is confusing

If your parents are in US with you on B2 visa how they can apply B2 with Calcutta US consulate when they ARE IN US???
 
Nothing confusing about this.

First he sponsored his parents and they got the Visa. Presently they are in US having extended their initial stay.

At the same time his in-laws have attended the interview for visitor's visa. The consulate for some reason does not like the fact that his parents have
extended their stay, and they rejected the visa application of the in-laws.

There may not be any long term effect of this on your ability to sponsor people in future. Your in-laws may have to attend the interview after your parents leave US.

Raju
 
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