tourist visa help/advice

[payner 0]

ok for all the experts out there please help. a retired female u.s. 63 year old state government retiree wants to invite a very good friend (28 year old)female from colombia to visit the u.s. in sept for 15 days. they have photos together in colombia with the family and have done a lot together and the gringa purchased tickets to visit the colombiana and her family again for 9 days in august. the single colombiana has a house in her name, money in the bank, system engineer degree and has a good job at the main bank in colombia. the colombiana also has letter from her employer(bancolombia) stating she has vacation in sept and that she will be returning to her job after the visit the u.s. she also has her mother,father,sister,etc & boyfriend (no kids)in colombia and strong family ties. what are her chances of getting a tourist visa and what other advice can you offer to demonstrate strong ties for returning because if she gets to go visit the u.s. she will return to colombia. THANK YOU FOR ANY INPUTADVICE

[jkelly07 120]

it looks good that she has a house a job , money in the bank, she should get a b/2 visa with no problem,

[katiemanny 64]

it looks good that she has a house a job , money in the bank, she should get a b/2 visa with no problem,

Even with strong ties to home country there's still no guarantee a B2 visa will be granted, specially if the country have a high tourist visa over stayers, B2 visa is always a #######-shoot. She's not married nor have any kids plus 28 yrs old that's enough for the CO to denied her visa.

Edited May 18, 2011 by katiemanny