Need help for Visit visa B1B2 to US

[James Qaiser 0]

6 hours ago, Boiler said:

Maybe there is something positive you have not mentioned?

Like what?

[caliliving 606]

your chance is low. family in USA no real strong ties no great job. 

you only have 160$ to loose but your odds dont look good.

 

 

[Longingfor 195]

20 hours ago, geowrian said:

Fill out the DS-160 and schedule the interview. Then hope for the best. The only way to know is to try.

 

Possibly. It depends on your ties to Dubai (as they can't really establish your ties to your home country easily). But applying in an embassy other than where you currently live is probably more likely to result in a refusal (what ties do you have to return there since you don't even live there now?).

 

 

 

Absolutely not true. There are countries that do not have embassies located there and must travel to another country for their interviews and there are individuals such as OP who lives and work in a country other than his homeland. Those individuals that I know of have not gotten denials. OP needs to show ties to his current country of residency. 

 

No one on this site can predict the possibility of approval or denial. We can only make suggestions that OP be prepared and provide examples of what we mean.  I think that is what the OP asked for, advice. 

[James Qaiser 0]

9 hours ago, caliliving said:

your chance is low. family in USA no real strong ties no great job. 

you only have 160$ to loose but your odds dont look good.

 

 

What if i go back to home country Pakistan for 2 months vaccations and apply from there. I have a car and some land their. I am so confused bcz i dont want to be rejected

[Longingfor 195]

26 minutes ago, James Qaiser said:

What if i go back to home country Pakistan for 2 months vaccations and apply from there. I have a car and some land their. I am so confused bcz i dont want to be rejected

Take your titles or deeds to car and land with you even if you do interview outside home country. You are showing ties that you will return. You could also take along property tax receipts for the land if you have those. Also take employment letter.

 

Just apply and ensure you have proof. No one here can predict the outcome.

[Kastrs 723]

17 hours ago, James Qaiser said:

Are the chances for me to get the visa low?

yes

but as I said before if you have the time and money to spare go ahead and try

[Kastrs 723]

1 hour ago, James Qaiser said:

What if i go back to home country Pakistan for 2 months vaccations and apply from there. I have a car and some land their. I am so confused bcz i dont want to be rejected

there is nothing you can do to ensure your visa will be approved

 

applying in pak doesn't help your case anymore than Dubai-- you already left your Pakistani assets to live in the UAE so not a compelling tie

[geowrian 22,336]

2 hours ago, Longingfor said:

Absolutely not true. There are countries that do not have embassies located there and must travel to another country for their interviews and there are individuals such as OP who lives and work in a country other than his homeland. Those individuals that I know of have not gotten denials. OP needs to show ties to his current country of residency.

I'm not sure how what you've mentioned conflicts with what I've stated. Applying from Dubai and showing his ties to Dubai would be optimal (as that embassy can best gauge his current ties). Can one interview elsewhere? Absolutely. But they aren't best suited to understand the applicant's situation and current ties.

 

The wording from the embassies themselves (emphasis in bold):

"Applicants are generally advised to apply in their country of nationality or residence. Although visa applicants may apply at any U.S. consular office abroad, it may be more difficult for applicants to qualify for a visa outside of their country of residence."

"Applicants are generally advised to apply in their country of nationality or residence. Any person who is legally present in Pakistan may apply for a visa in Pakistan. However, applicants should decide where to apply based on more than just convenience or delay in getting an appointment in their home district. One thing to consider, for example, is in which consular district the applicant can demonstrate the strongest ties."

 

And of course there are exceptions for those who do not have an open embassy or consulate in their own country. The embassy/consulate assigned to their area is equally responsible for those individuals, and who can best understand the applicant's ties home.

[WeGuyGal 1,052]

5 hours ago, James Qaiser said:

What if i go back to home country Pakistan for 2 months vaccations and apply from there. I have a car and some land their. I am so confused bcz i dont want to be rejected

Best way to insure non rejection is to not apply

[deepfineleg 13]

Your chances of getting US Visitor visa are close to none. You are better off spending money on a good bottle of whiskey or finding a decent gentlemen's club to have a good evening!

 

You will thank me later....

[WeGuyGal 1,052]

16 hours ago, deepfineleg said:

Your chances of getting US Visitor visa are close to none. You are better off spending money on a good bottle of whiskey or finding a decent gentlemen's club to have a good evening!

 

You will thank me later....

Not everyone has an affinity for alcohol or said entertainment.

Couple of your posts on another thread come close to trolling; pakistan vs india is it? 

[James Qaiser 0]

16 hours ago, deepfineleg said:

Your chances of getting US Visitor visa are close to none. You are better off spending money on a good bottle of whiskey or finding a decent gentlemen's club to have a good evening!

 

You will thank me later....

I dnt drink nor smoke. Just praying, gym, office ... dats me.

[SusieQQQ 11,585]

3 minutes ago, WeGuyGal said:

Not everyone has an affinity for alcohol or said entertainment.

Couple of your posts on another thread come close to trolling; pakistan vs india is it? 

Indeed. Said poster’s comments, given his username, could be seen as defiling a sport more generally associated with gentlemanly conduct.

[deepfineleg 13]

1 hour ago, James Qaiser said:

I dnt drink nor smoke. Just praying, gym, office ... dats me.

 

Then you are better off spending money on gym memberships or clothes/training equipment. But that's my opinion.

[deepfineleg 13]

1 hour ago, WeGuyGal said:

Not everyone has an affinity for alcohol or said entertainment.

Couple of your posts on another thread come close to trolling; pakistan vs india is it? 

OK. If you don't have affinity then you don't. This is a free democratic country unlike others!

Edited January 12, 2018 by deepfineleg