New answers tagged visa-refusals
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As phoog's answer says, the question was reworded. However, I have to say you should ask a US immigration lawyer about this before attempting it. If you've successfully gotten B2 visas in the past by being upfront, the last thing you want to do is lie on an ESTA application (in the eyes of US immigration) and become inadmissible due to different ...
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The moral turpitude question hasn't been removed so much as reworded. Presumably this was because few people actually know what turpitude means, much less whether a given crime involves moral turpitude, perhaps unless the person in question is a US immigration lawyer.
The current question seems to be
Have you ever been arrested or convicted for a crime ...
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I would suggest to reduce duration of travel for the first visa once you have visa next time you can ask for longer duration.
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same problem and 2 tips or rejection reasons you have mentioned was faced with a friend , but he tried again with a proof and he take care about being one month high and one month down .specially if your work is stable and salary too
i think you should to try one more time and you are gonna get it . its a small mistake and dont try to show something not ...
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Going from 2 weeks to 5 months is a material change - had you requested such a long stay in your application your visit visa may not have been approved. There are other examples of this on TSE eg I was refused a UK visa because of my visit history and Cancelled UK visa on entry
Advice on what to do is simple: If you reapply, you will have to address the ...
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The form is filled to the best of your knowledge as of the time of the submission. The countries visited in the last five years will get updated, let's say, when you go for your visa extension. So it can be accounted for and tracked.
When you go to the interview, your passport will have the schengen visa stamp. At most they may ask you how you didn't ...
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You need to answer truthfully.
The UK visitor visa application asks about travel history over the past 10 years (date and length of visit). It doesn’t specifically ask about overstays, but it will be obvious from your entry/exit stamps.
There is also a section that asks whether you’ve ever had ‘a caution, warning, reprimand or other penalty’. IMHO I would ...
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Sounds like you may need to provide additional documentation:
1) Prove that you have enough money to support yourself in Nigeria and you are not planning to stay and work illegally in the UK.
2) Prove that you have ties to Nigeria that would require you returning there (e.g. family, assets, etc)
3) Prove that you intend to study at the place for which you ...
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Since you received a visa specifically for this trip, it is likely that you will be admitted at the border without trouble, although of course there are no guarantees. Denying entry at the border is much more work for them than simply denying a visa; as a result, border officers tend to accept the visa officer's judgment unless something has changed since ...
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You answer ‘Yes’ and state the Schengen country that refused you and the two reasons given for the refusal. You can add to this if you wish by explaining the contributing factors as you see them, either in the ‘other information’ section at the end of the application or in a covering letter if you’re providing one (it’s not mandatory What details should a ...
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If he has a regular return ticket, it should not be a problem to show he will return to Canada.
Just never lie to immigration officer about the purpose of the trip (unofficial ceremony is enough).
Also having a plan of holidays and of future marriage will help, and possibly also your status on immigrating in Canada could help.
Not having ideas is bad (it ...
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You need to make sure that you give sufficient proof that your father is just coming to UK on a holiday and as a tourist. Never mention that he is going to take care of his grandson or help you or your wife with your personal issues, this would make them believe that your father would stay here permanently. Ask your father to consult a Chartered accountant ...
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The Visit guidance suggests that confirmation of employment should be provided but does not specifically mention holiday NOC https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/549692/Visitor_Supporting_Documents_Guide_-_English_version.pdf
The guidance isn’t intended to be a definitive list of all possible ...
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While the other answer is 100% correct you need to consider just tossing that ticket and buying a new one. Very broadly speaking, within Europe, you rarely need to pay 250 EUR per person even last minute. A quick look shows me tickets on Air Moldova and Vueling both for 205 and 208 EUR tomorrow, to save a little money but it's possible more search could find ...
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You are lucky that the return flights are usable at all.
Often, when you don't fly one leg, all remaining legs of the ticket are forfeited and lost.
The visa issue is exclusively the travellers responsibility, and no airline covers that risk for you. The airline let them board for the first leg, which they probably shouldn't have, but that would have been ...
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Well, I just submitted my passport for renewal, paying for expedited service b/c I need it asap in order to apply for a visa to Cuba. I stapled in the 4 corners, sent it by USPS overnight delivery, and just today (10 days after confirmed delivery to the passport renewal office) I received an email stating that my photo was damaged, thus I need to send ...
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Depositing a sum of money into your account shortly before applying for a visa can be a red flag to an ECO. On TSE we refer to it as ‘funds parking’ UK Visa Refusal: Provenance of funds/parking and it typically leads to a refusal.
The premise of the application is that your brother will give you £3,000, not that he has already given it to you. The best ...
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Whether you physically leave the US on a plane bound for your home country or directly to the place where you embark on further studies has no significance whatsoever for the visa decision.
In your application you need to make a case that it will be in your own best selfish interest to leave the US after the visit you propose. There is, objectively speaking,...
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I really don't think this is about your fiance's employment status.
He's had three lengthy visits in the last few years, two of which have been extended. This pattern shows an intent to live in Australia, contrary to the rules of a visitor visa.
His previous visas have been granted because he didn't have the immigration history he now has, and that ...
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You are not refused because 'of your account overflow' or it's removal, but because you overall history does not give a convincing picture that you would leave the country, and be able to pay for yourself while you are there.
Note that your overall history does not disappear by fixing a number and moving money it or out of an account, it simply becomes ...
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Whether you apply in London or Poland, your main problem remains: you lied on your previous application.
If the visa processing officers find out that you lied then your credibility is wrecked, your chances of getting a visa are negligible, and you could find yourself banned for a long time.
If you change your story about your job you will have to come up ...
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You appear to have failed to provide sufficient documentation to support the statements made in the application. For example:
a letter of invitation (addressed to your father) stating the reason for the invitation, dates of the proposed visit, the address where your father will stay, how you will cover his costs, how travel arrangements will be made once ...
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