Steph-the-chef

Thank you to everyone for the replies (even if some of them were laced with a bad attitude). These forums are for people asking genuine questions and responding with snarkiness doesn't help anyone's situation and just shows what a pathetic human you are. I obviously won't be reapplying.

I had a valid ESTA prior to the visa interview but since it was denied my ESTA is no longer valid. B2 tourist visa seems to be my only option.

Hi Everyone.

Two months ago I applied for a B2 Tourist Visa in Sydney, Australia and it was denied under Section 214B. I am a 22 year old female.

I stated in the interview that I have a U.S Citizen for a boyfriend. The interviewer also asked me if I will quit my job in order to travel to the U.S. I answered Yes, and thus my visa was denied. None of the supporting documents I had collated were even looked at.

I am hoping to reapply in the next few months with new evidence:

- A letter from my employer stating I have been granted 6 months of unpaid leave and that my job will be secure upon my return to Australia. (So if the interviewer asks if I will quit my job I will be able to respond NO)

- Enrolment letter for a course at College for the next year (an Advanced Diploma in Nutritional Medicine)

- $18,000 in my bank account

With this new evidence what are the chances of my B2 Visa being approved this time round?

Thank you!