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A friend was turned down for a B-1 visa, as they said that she did not provide enough evidence that she was settled in Budapest. She applied under B-1 as she wa
by uxhacker 9y ago
A friend was turned down for a B-1 visa, as they said that she did not provide enough evidence that she was settled in Budapest. She applied under B-1 as she was attending a 3 day conference inside a 3 week holiday.
She is from an ex-soviet state but was working for a major US investment bank at the time as a programer. She earns way above the local salary, but does rent an apartment, rather than own one. She was only 23 at the time.
What should she do next she time she applies? Or is it even worth her applying again?
- proberts 9y agoIt's almost always worth reapplying and (this is not to generate business for me or any other immigration attorney) given the denial, she should hire an immigration attorney so that she's well prepared for the interview.