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[Boiler 45,939]

My assumption is that the Consulate will be wondering the same things we are, how will you answer?

[afreen 0]

what are my chances if i apply for visitor visa.my mother is sick and i want to visit her.

[gregcrs2 1,778]

4 minutes ago, afreen said:

what are my chances if i apply for visitor visa.my mother is sick and i want to visit her.

 

But you said your mother will be there in a month and that your father is there.  

[afreen 0]

1 minute ago, gregcrs2 said:

 

But you said your mother will be there in a month and that your father is there.  

seat can be cancelled.

[gregcrs2 1,778]

OK, based on all your different responses, I understand your intentions perfectly!

[afreen 0]

1 minute ago, gregcrs2 said:

OK, based on all your different responses, I understand your intentions perfectly!

thank you for understanding.

[Boiler 45,939]

5 minutes ago, gregcrs2 said:

OK, based on all your different responses, I understand your intentions perfectly!

Me too

 

 

[SusieQQQ 11,587]

31 minutes ago, afreen said:

what are my chances if i apply for visitor visa.my mother is sick and i want to visit her.

Don’t lie about the reason you want to visit. That can have very bad consequences. But if your mom is resident in the US it will be harder to get a visa, not easier.

 

Because I know people who have done this, I maybe understand a bit better why you want to do this. No point waiting till you can immigrate to think about the exams, then you are stuck doing something relatively menial while you have to wait a year or two or three to be able to do the exams. If you have them before you arrive  you can register immediately and work at a job you’re properly suited for and contribute more meaningfully. Everyone is better off that way.

 

There are plenty of people who manage to get visas to take US tests - i suggest you do a search for forums for some of these, there must be discussions about it. It’s critical that you can show the interviewing officer that you will only visit to take the test, maybe a brief few days/week visit too and that you will go back home; job, property etc are important here. You have to be totally honest in your interview. Different situation but I personally had a B visa interview where I explained to the CO (in response to a direct question of “do you want to live in the US?” ) that yes, I did plan to emigrate to the US, but I was going to do it legally and properly when the time came and right now I just wanted to visit; he granted me a 10 year multiple entry visa. Be honest, present the facts...it’s all you can do. Have a plan B if you get denied.

Edited December 7, 2017 by SusieQQQ

[afreen 0]

3 minutes ago, SusieQQQ said:

Don’t lie about the reason you want to visit. That can have very bad consequences. But if your mom is resident in the US it will be harder to get a visa, not easier.

 

Because I know people who have done this, I maybe understand a bit better why you want to do this. No point waiting till you can immigrate to think about the exams, then you are stuck doing something relatively menial while you have to wait a year or two or three to be able to do the exams. If you have them before you arrive  you can register immediately and work at a job you’re properly suited for and contribute more meaningfully. Everyone is better off that way.

 

There are plenty of people who manage to get visas to take US tests - i suggest you do a search for forums for some of these, there must be discussions about it. It’s critical that you can show the interviewing officer that you will only visit to take the test, maybe a brief few days/week visit too and that you will go back home; job, property etc are important here. You have to be totally honest in your interview. Different situation but I personally had a B visa interview where I explained to the CO that yes, I did plan to emigrate to the US, but I was going to do it legally and properly when the time came and right now I just wanted to visit; he granted me a 10 year multiple entry visa. Be honest, present the facts...it’s all you can do. Have a plan B if you get denied.

i have job and i have 2 year job experience. if i apply for visitor visa sponsored by my sister and with my mother reports and i am studying here and also have a job and property.what do you think what are my chances then? i am not lying here i have intentions  for immigration but legally not illegally as you know license taking process is long.my parents will get nationality after 2 years then they will apply for me.during this period i want to clear exams.

[gregcrs2 1,778]

You cannot be sponsored for a visitor visa!

[Boiler 45,939]

So you are looking at moving to the US in 15 or so years and want to do the Exams now?

[afreen 0]

3 minutes ago, gregcrs2 said:

You cannot be sponsored for a visitor visa!

why?

 

[Boiler 45,939]

2 minutes ago, afreen said:

why?

 

Laws do not allow it?

[geowrian 22,338]

6 minutes ago, afreen said:

why?

Because sponsorship for a tourist visa does not exist in the US.

[afreen 0]

if financially my father paid for trip is it enough?