My mom’s visitor visa got denied 2 years back in Chennai consulate (on 214 ground). My mom is 70 year old and single. She is living with my sister family and drawing government pension to support her. She has her own house. This is the only commitment she has in India. I am only son of her; I am in US having GC. This was the fact that we presented in 2006. In interview, they asked only one question about our family. Then they refused the visa on the spot. They did not give any reason in word. My mom asked the translator, why they are refusing. The translator told my mom that the reason may be consular officer feels that the dengue fever was spreading in Chennai in 2006, so they were restricting the number of tourists from Chennai. However, I strongly assume that consular officer determined that time that she does not have enough commitment in India to return back.
Now I want to apply her visa again. Her family status and commitment in India does not change since 2006. Now my big question is how to convince consular office about her non-immigrant intent. What document I should give her to convince the consular officer. Is there any other approach (or seeking travel agency) will help?
Now I want to apply her visa again. Her family status and commitment in India does not change since 2006. Now my big question is how to convince consular office about her non-immigrant intent. What document I should give her to convince the consular officer. Is there any other approach (or seeking travel agency) will help?