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Bringing my brother to visit me in the USA

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mereal   11

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Good evening! I’m a us citizen and I would like to bring my brother over here. I was thinking about bringing him on a tourist visa for a visit from Tunisia  .

I would like to ask if it’s easy to get a tourist visa and what dies it take to get the visa? Thank you 

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arken Mentor

arken   4,197

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Your brother applies for it, shows up for the interview. Bring any documents that shows his ties to his country that the CO may not even care to look. Nothing to do from you. Most of the times it's like a coin toss. 50-50 chance.

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2017-08-01: Entry to US

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Myself:

2016-05-10: N-400 Sent

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~~Moved to Tourist Visas, from Bringing Family of USC - the topic is about visiting~~

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SusieQQQ   11,586

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2 hours ago, arken said:

. Most of the times it's like a coin toss. 50-50 chance.

Actually Tunisia only has a 19% B visa refusal rate. So without knowing anything else about him, he is much more likely to get a visa than not. But, 

@mereal it depends on your brother’s  ties to home. If he has a good job, home, maybe his own family that all makes him more likely to return home.

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