What do you mean by visa refusal?

The visa refusal or rejection usually happens to a U.S visa applicant under the sections of 214(b) and 221(g) denial which is sadly given to a particular visa petitioner due to some sort of inadequacy in the petitioner’s visa application.

This is further and additionally subordinated towards a situation where clumsiness and inefficiency were executed by the applicant on course of fulfilling formalities and requirements of US immigration laws and procedures that certainly are not going to be found acceptable by a US consular officer stationed at a U.S embassy.

What to Do if your non-resident visa application is refused?

Your Visa application got denied by the immigration and citizenship authorities

Don’t worry it’s certainly not the end of the world and obviously not going to crush your aspiring dreams and desires to visit the great nation of the United States of America. Just go ahead and ask the immigration and citizenship authorities to simply re-apply for your visa petition again.

Note: While a non-US immigrant visa applicant is not subjected to appeal in court for the happening of their rejection with the assistance of an Immigration Lawyer. They could surely reapply for the visa as there aren’t any kinds of limitation exists to the number of times an applicant could reapply.

Following are some of the considerations and grounds which might result in overthrowing the refusal of your visa application:-

1. An O1, H1-B or B1 or visitor visa aspiring applicant is suggested to strongly support their intention as well as to exhibit certain aspects that are relevant to their reasons to enter the limitations of the United States of America. Additionally, applicants are also directed to show that they are obliged to depart from the country when the purpose of their visitation is accomplished. 

2. A U.S visa refusal majorly falls and given to a US visa applicant under the 214(b) and 221(g) sections of INA (Immigration and Nationality Act). This could be surely counteracted or overthrown by putting forward sort of additional documentation which subsequently supports and results in the security of further re-establishment of the eligibility or say sure qualification regarding your visa application. For successfully accomplishing that, an applicant is suggested to consult with an immigration attorney. 

3. The lack or you can say inadequacy in your required and consecutively produced documentation in front of the USCIS (the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services) will certainly result into an unfortunate reality of the refusal under the 221(g) sections of INA which is also relevant to denial under the extended and unlawful stay in the United States of America. So, our visa applicants should make sure that they succeed in accomplishing each and every formality directed by the USCIS in the proceedings of your visa petition.

4. Establishing the Evidence of “Strong Ties”:-  Generally, the visa petitioners are denied and achieved refusal under the Section 214(b) INA(Immigration and Nationality Act) on the off chance that they can't or weren't able to exhibit "Strong ties" as per the general directed instructions by the USCIS in order to successfully succeed in acquiring their desired visa.  

The “Strong Ties” is basically associated with those tie-ups or connections which tethers or you can say connects an aspiring visa applicant on the comprising grounds of acquired education, family relations, financial records, past employments, and residence based-out in their home country.   

Note: For applicants who are longing to come to the U.S and further study a particular major in the country on the basis of acquiring a student visa. They are suggested to produce comprehensive evidence regarding their educational status and long term plans in the country.  

We hope, this context was informative and surely going to help you in successfully overcome your visa rejection.