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My brother in law has to proove ties to his country in order to come here for studies. He does not own anything and does not have a bank account. He works but doesnt show income b/c he works at a cyber cafe. Does anyone have any suggestions to show the consulate he has ties home and will return after his studies? I know this is a big thing for visa approval for the consulate. Any suggestions please!!!

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Is he currently enrolled in any school, university or anything like that? the tourist visa interviews are extremely tight these days, he should definitely show that he does have strong ties if that's what he's applying for. But if he's coming here to go to college, and if he's young, they're not going to expect him to be rich or anything. Although in that case, the person who will support him and pay for his studies in the US will have to fill out an affidavit of support, showing that they have enough to support him.

Your post was a little vague as far as details about what kind of studies he's going to do here, so that's all I can help you with for now.

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Vanessa

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