What happens if there is Denial of immigration visa

[Lucalee 0]

Hi all, just a quick question if you are denied an immigration visa would you be allowed to vist the US again? Someone told me it's near impossible to vist the US again if you are denied.

[NigeriaorBust 4,087]

If you are in a VWP area you have to tick that you have been denied a visa and probably have to seek a visitors visa. If there is nothing illegal in your reason for denial it shouldn't affect your visiting

[templeton 120]

The short answer is yes, it would probably be difficult. There would be a record of your previous immigration intent, so future attempts to enter would certainly be scrutinized.

In reality it is much more complicated. It would totally depend on what basis you were originally immigrating, why it was denied, and the ability to establish significant ties to wherever you were living at the time.

[Boiler 45,949]

Depends why you were denied.

[Lucalee 0]

I am actually asking on behalf of a friend, she's been married to her husband for just on 3 years and he said someting dumb that landed him in prison for 2 years, she was denied her CR1 visa because they said she could not prove a bone fide marriage can any advise on what her next step could be?

[Boiler 45,949]

To visit, apply for a visitor visa.

[Lucalee 0]

Can she apply for a visitors visa if she's already been denied an immigration visa? Can she ever reapply for immigration again?

[Boiler 45,949]

Yes and yes.

[Lucalee 0]

Boiler many thanks, she was told by someone that you cannot reapply for immigration once you've been denied. Thank you for your answer.

Boiler many thanks, she was told by someone that you cannot reapply for immigration once you've been denied. Thank you for your answer.

[LionessDeon 2,060]

Boiler many thanks, she was told by someone that you cannot reapply for immigration once you've been denied. Thank you for your answer.

Boiler many thanks, she was told by someone that you cannot reapply for immigration once you've been denied. Thank you for your answer.

You can always apply. They will take your money as often as you would like to give it to them. Doesn't mean you will get approved. Build a strong home ties case to prove return to home country.

[Cathi 5,783]

you can apply, doesn't mean you will be approved. To get a visitor visa you must prove strong ties to your home country. Having a husband in jail in the US won't help her case The only way to find out is apply