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[anilbasnet 1]

hi everyone, I am staying in America For 3 years i have green card .I just laid off my job due to COVID -19.i am gonna for apply unemployment benifits ,but as well i am going for sponser mu mom for tourist visa in USA.Does this affect overall for getting visa to come overhere for my mom.And she already applied one time this january  at that time everything good but she didnot get visa i don't know why

 

 

 

 

Edited March 29, 2020 by anilbasnet
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[Boiler 45,486]

You can not sponsor a Tourist Visa, you can sponsor an Immigrant Visa.

 

She applies based on her own merits.

[anilbasnet 1]

9 minutes ago, anilbasnet said:

hi everyone, I am staying in America For 3 years i have green card .I just laid off my job due to COVID -19.i am gonna for apply unemployment benifits ,but as well i am going for sponser mu mom for tourist visa in USA.Does this affect overall for getting visa to come overhere for my mom.And she already applied one time this january  at that time everything good but she didnot get visa i don't know why

 

 

 

 

so can i apply for unemployment benifits?

[anilbasnet 1]

thanks so much so ,can i apply for unemployment benifits?

[Boiler 45,486]

I would.

[geowrian 22,337]

No sponsorship for a tourist visa.

Your employment has no impact on their tourist application.

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

Two totally separate issues

if you are eligible to apply for unemployment benefits by all means do that - so many have been badly affected recently, and I’m sorry to hear you are among them.

 

but

thats not going to impact your mom’s tourist visa application. If she was already refused recently though, it’s hard to see why she would be granted now, has any of her circumstances changed to show better ties to her home country?

[anilbasnet 1]

26 minutes ago, geowrian said:

No sponsorship for a tourist visa.

Your employment has no impact on their tourist application.

thanks for giving time.But what they actually look do you have any clu

[EmilyW 1,434]

Your income status has nothing to do with her.

 

She has to apply on her own merits and prove why she will leave the US.  If she was denied once, and HER circumstances haven't changed, she will likely get another denial.

[geowrian 22,337]

1 minute ago, anilbasnet said:

thanks for giving time.But what they actually look do you have any clu

They review her circumstances. Mainly whatever is on the DS-160, in terms of ties she has to return home. The interview is more of a formality in most cases.

Things like having a steady job to return home, a good travel history, etc., are helpful.

[arken 4,197]

They will usually pre decide how likely the person will stay in the US and not return back. How old is your mom? Elderly parents are more likely to get visa approved than middle aged parents in Nepal.

[anilbasnet 1]

34 minutes ago, EmilyW said:

Your income status has nothing to do with her.

 

She has to apply on her own merits and prove why she will leave the US.  If she was denied once, and HER circumstances haven't changed, she will likely get another denial.

thanks so much

[anilbasnet 1]

21 minutes ago, arken said:

They will usually pre decide how likely the person will stay in the US and not return back. How old is your mom? Elderly parents are more likely to get visa approved than middle aged parents in Nepal.

she is 45 and she got government pension,but she rejected for visa

[SusieQQQ 11,586]

12 minutes ago, anilbasnet said:

she is 45 and she got government pension,but she rejected for visa

So nothing has changed or will change from her last application?

[arken 4,197]

25 minutes ago, anilbasnet said:

she is 45 and she got government pension,but she rejected for visa

I would say age is a definite factor in your case. US Embassy KTM prohibits bringing any supporting documents so it’s solely based on the application and the interview.

 

Based on my own and lots of my friends’ parents interviews, majority of elderly parents are approved because they think the elderly parents are less likely to stay in the US.

 

you can have your mom try again for sure but denial is likely. If $160 is no big deal, can go for it after this pandemic settles down.

Edited March 29, 2020 by arken