Tourist Visa Attorney – Visa Denial

Visa denial is common when applicants:

– Do not fully complete the visa application and/or provide all required supporting documentation;
– Do not establish eligibility for the visa category being applied for;
– Do not overcome the presumption of being an intending immigrant;
– Have been convicted of a crime involving moral turpitude;
– Have been convicted of a drug violation;
– Have two or more criminal convictions for which the total sentence of confinement was five years or more;
– Do not demonstrate proof of adequate financial support in the United States;
– Misrepresent a material fact or commit fraud to attempt to receive a visa; or
– Previously remained longer than authorized in the United States (violated nonimmigrant status).

Have you had a visa denied? If so, give me a call and we can work to understand why and how to create a stronger visa application for next time! Consultation fees apply.

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Last Updated: 02/11/2022