Software Engg. planning to apply for Business Visa

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shrimalashish

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Dear Friends,

I need an expert advise for applying for visas. Kindly Help Me:

1) I am a Software Engg. planning to join a Export Firm (Gems and Jewelery) for export in US. Looking at my background, u/s 214(b) of INA (Unauth. Employment)I have a clean reason for getting visa rejected (the case is different, I have no such intensions). As the burder of proof is on the applicant, what can be done to prove this ?

2) I plan to join my father's firm as an employee and planned to apply B-1 visa for US, for 2-3 visits a year , each of 4-6 weeks. Does this makes sufficient grounds ?

3) Sec. 214(b) says : Applicants prove the existence of such residence by demonstrating that they have ties abroad that would compel them to leave the U.S. at the end of the temporary stay. How can this be proved ?

4) Also I had heard the if a visa gets rejected twice, an applicant cannot apply for the visa for next 2 years, and if it gets rejected for the third time again the period for non-applicability increases to 5 years. Is this true?

Any advise will help me.
Thanks in Advance,
With Warm Regards,
Ashish Shrimal
 
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Hey Friends,

I need to know all this.
Please, if anyone has a idea kindly suggest/guide me.

Thanks,
Ashish Shrimal


Originally posted by shrimalashish
Dear Friends,

I need an expert advise for applying for visas. Kindly Help Me:

1) I am a Software Engg. planning to join a Export Firm (Gems and Jewelery) for export in US. Looking at my background, u/s 214(b) of INA (Unauth. Employment)I have a clean reason for getting visa rejected (the case is different, I have no such intensions). As the burder of proof is on the applicant, what can be done to prove this ?

2) I plan to join my father's firm as an employee and planned to apply B-1 visa for US, for 2-3 visits a year , each of 4-6 weeks. Does this makes sufficient grounds ?

3) Sec. 214(b) says : Applicants prove the existence of such residence by demonstrating that they have ties abroad that would compel them to leave the U.S. at the end of the temporary stay. How can this be proved ?

4) Also I had heard the if a visa gets rejected twice, an applicant cannot apply for the visa for next 2 years, and if it gets rejected for the third time again the period for non-applicability increases to 5 years. Is this true?

Any advise will help me.
Thanks in Advance,
With Warm Regards,
Ashish Shrimal
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