B2 Visa for my mom, uncle and a friend

[midge and isi 8]

agree that the decision is made before they step up there.

My brother in law works for the Ghana Govmn't and wasn't even given a chance- I would find someone who has been successful and see what their app looked like-

[Boiler 43,859]

From memory the application is purely factual.

[Alianza Terps 12]

My sister-in-law came to her interview with tons of documents but they didn't look at them at all. They asked her only a few questions and denied mainly because she was young (although she is 30) and single. Well, I don't know the real reason of why she was denied but that seems to be the main reason since she has a great job and salary in Peru and tons of other connections, such as bank loans and cars in her name. No husband though.

She is going to apply again as well as her parents in a few months to come to our wedding celebration (we had a civil ceremony a few months ago). My question is whether if they (mom, dad, sister) should all apply together and go to the interview together or if they should all apply separately? What would increase their chances of getting tourist visas? Since sister is 30 years old, maybe she should apply separately and my mother-in-law and father-in-law apply together?

This seems to coincide with the original post so any advice would be great :-)

[Boiler 43,859]

You can not apply together.