Need help with visa application

[anthonygroovelt 0]

Since I have applied for a visa multiply times and failed and never really understood what the issue was, I need help with visa apllications. I know there are services that help with this and I want to know some so I can contact them and figure this out. Thank you in advance.

[Going through 5,671]

There are services that can assist you, but your application is based off of your own merits---even a visa service cannot guarantee a positive result, but will take your money nonetheless.

 

What type of visa(s) have you applied for? (I assume tourist visa...however if you've applied for multiple types of visas, it can appear to the CO that you are just trying to enter the US by any means)

What years/how many times have you applied? (if you apply several times too close together,  and without any change in your personal circumstances, most likely results in multiple denials since it makes you look desperate to enter the US)

What type of evidence did you submit for them?

What are your ties to your home country?  (this is key in proving you will return home afterwards)

 

 

[johnnydbq 0]

I would not trust a service that just does visa application because they are not a guarantee. But i had a good experience with law firms since they gave good advises and pointed out my mistakes. Here is a link to one of those firms,  wish you good luck. https://www.solutionsinlaw.co.uk/ 

[Khallaf 650]

27 minutes ago, anthonygroovelt said:

Since I have applied for a visa multiply times and failed and never really understood what the issue was, I need help with visa apllications. I know there are services that help with this and I want to know some so I can contact them and figure this out. Thank you in advance.

I agree with @Going through it all depends on what visa that is your trying to apply for. 

 

If you have applied for a tourist visa and been denied many times, your chances of getting a visitor visa are nill, all the denials are in your file at the embassy in your country, and making multiple attempts makes you look desperate. 

[SusieQQQ 11,587]

4 hours ago, johnnydbq said:

I would not trust a service that just does visa application because they are not a guarantee. But i had a good experience with law firms since they gave good advises and pointed out my mistakes. Here is a link to one of those firms,  wish you good luck. https://www.solutionsinlaw.co.uk/ 

Many people have experienced law firms screwing up their cases too, I’d be wary of a UK-based firm claiming to help with US visas.  This appears to be your only post on VJ so far and you’re advertising someone?

Edited March 7, 2018 by SusieQQQ

[SusieQQQ 11,587]

4 hours ago, anthonygroovelt said:

Since I have applied for a visa multiply times and failed and never really understood what the issue was, I need help with visa apllications. I know there are services that help with this and I want to know some so I can contact them and figure this out. Thank you in advance.

The most common reason for denial is that you cannot provide enough to satisfy the interviewing officer that you will return home afterwards. Do you have a good, stable job? Own property? Have a spouse and kids at home? 

agree with other posters that multiple applications is a red flag too. Plenty of other places to go on holiday, consulate will wonder why you seem so desperate to get to the US specifically.

[Boiler 46,031]

There are Lawyers in the UK who have a solid reputation for US Immigration issues, one of them used to work at the Consulate.

 

As the OP has given no clue as to their situation about as far as I would like to go.