Fatima Kanch

1 minute ago, geowrian said:

No. Your application won't impact theirs.

Thanks much! 

14 minutes ago, geowrian said:

Apply and find out.

The reason for traveling isn't really the concern. It's the reason to return.

If in case I am rejected is there chances that my group will also be rejected. 

37 minutes ago, geowrian said:

The issue is the many others who have come to the US and either overstayed (hoping to meet somebody and become legal?) and/or work, then bring their children later. Unfortunately, others before you that have abused the process make it harder for legitimate individuals.

So what should be done now. Also I want to mention that I am applying with a group this time. We are 7 people going together for a conference. 

6 hours ago, millefleur said:

This will come across as very suspect since only 1 week has passed since a denial. What are your strong ties to home? What evidence can you present that you will return after your visit?

I have a kid but I am a single mother. Also my job is the strongest tie as I am the only earning person in my family. 

6 hours ago, SusieQQQ said:

At first glance it seems odd that the type of person at the kind of job level at which a company would send overseas for conferences, wasn’t deemed as having enough ties to home for a B visa just a week ago. So I have to ask, is it a family company or a small company?

It is a middle-size company. 

Can someone please help me. I applied for B2 visitors visa last week and got rejected may be because I am a single mother and they thought I was looking for some opportunities in USA. Although I never had such intention in mind. Now I am getting a chance from my company to apply for B1 visa to attend a conference. What are my chances of approval?