I was discriminated at by a visa officer

[Zanonymous 0]

i went for an interview and the visa officer barely looked at my financial document lab despite the fact that I was asked to bring a certain document in my last interview. He interviewed me and told me my university is a small one whereas last time I was told it’s my financial documents that had issues now it’s my school which is a small one.

[milimelo 4,535]

DIscriminated how? From what you wrote I don’t see discrimination. 

[Zanonymous 0]

He actually did discriminate! From what I understood he wasn’t the one to interview me, given the fact the last time I was there we were sent to an interview room(those with similar cases like mine)

he sent the others to the room but decided to interview me I was surprised but went on with the interview. If it was the school that was a problem then I should have being told from the onset, I have guaranteed employment here which I proved and the officer saw it necessary it should be my family business sponsoring instead of my uncle in the US. I did as I was told now some body else interviews me and tells me the school is a small one to him. 

[gregcrs2 1,778]

As someone previously stated, from what you wrote, I don't see discrimination.  

[Dashinka 24,700]

I agree, how were you discriminated against?  Also, what was the outcome of the interview?  Were you denied?  This is not clear in your posts.

[Going through 5,671]

2 hours ago, Zanonymous said:

He actually did discriminate! From what I understood he wasn’t the one to interview me, given the fact the last time I was there we were sent to an interview room(those with similar cases like mine)

he sent the others to the room but decided to interview me I was surprised but went on with the interview. If it was the school that was a problem then I should have being told from the onset, I have guaranteed employment here which I proved and the officer saw it necessary it should be my family business sponsoring instead of my uncle in the US. I did as I was told now some body else interviews me and tells me the school is a small one to him. 

Even with this additional information you provided, I still don't see how this was discrimination.

[Penguin_ie 5,995]

On what basis do you feel you were discriminated against  (Race, religion, gender, sexual orientation etc)?  For example, were all the people who went into a room with the officer female, and all got approved, but you were the only male to be there that day and the only one not approved? Or did you observe the officer wearing a cross, and  all applicants who wore crosses/ professed Christian faith were approevd but no others?

 

Being interviewed in a public space is very common at embassies, that in itself is not discrimination.  Honestly, it sounds like they were never going to approve you because with a uncle in the USA they think your ties to home, even with an employment offer, were too weak.

[Boiler 45,863]

Also wondering how you were discriminated against?

[controlla 104]

Discrimination? How? Looks like you are denied or about to be denied. Don't let it get to you. It's very common especially if you're from a 3rd world country. 

[CEE53147 559]

What university?

[randomstairs 309]

All immigration is based on some form of discrimination. It starts with the place you were born, the citizenship, etc. The question is: is the discrimination based on belonging to a protected group such as gender, religion or race? If not, you don't have a case.