Bringing Grandparents

[Happyfamily03 29]

3 minutes ago, NuestraUnion said:

It is hard to believe that that was the reason for your denial. Although, I have heard of VO's asking for invitation letters and itineraries and such, that would not be a basis for denial. 

 

It would basically be saying... "if you don't know someone here, you can't come." Leaving out the millions of people who absolutely have no relatives or friends in the US, but sincerely wants to visit for tourism and vacation.

 

In your second sentence you called yourself a beneficiary when you explained how you got denied. There is no beneficiary for tourist visas. If you stated the reason for your visit was to visit someone then the VO probably wanted to confirm who the person was to you and your plans. But the ultimate reason for your denial was because you didn't show significant ties to your home country.

It may not be the reason of my denial but in most/some cases if VO asks for some documents and applicant can't provide it then they issue this denial or some kind letter. 

 

And when i said i was the beneciary, my mistake (was thinking this is the NVC group). I am benefiary and my husband is the USC. 

 

I was single when i got denied. That is just what i meant. But ya.. best luck to OP whatever decision he/she makes ro bring grandparents

[Boiler 45,944]

My first trip to the US was as a visitor with no family/ friend connections in the US.

 

I assume the majority of people flying in are here without connections.