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I live in Crimea. I have a Ukrainian passport. I independently applied for a US visa in Kiev. Then, after 2 years, through a company. Failures. The questionnaire did not indicate the Crimea, because of the sanctions. What to do?
I live in Crimea. I have a Ukrainian passport. I independently applied for a US visa in Kiev. Then, after 2 years, through a company. Failures. The questionnaire did not indicate the Crimea, because of the sanctions. What to do?
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Where did they live and work before Crimea? And who do you have in the USA?
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answered 6 years ago
Nothing! You did not answer truthfully the questions of the questionnaire, did not indicate that you live in the Crimea. Who is to blame for you!
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answered 6 years ago
Write deliberately false information in the application for a US visa and you are surprised that you were refused several times
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answered 6 years ago
You do not need the enemy USA. Go to Magadan. And then they called the devil, and when he came, he immediately washed off.
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answered 6 years ago
Unfortunately, after you have submitted false information several times in the questionnaire and received natural refusals, you can forget about a visa to the USA forever.
If you only change your place of residence and passport ...
If you only change your place of residence and passport ...
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answered 6 years ago
The identification code does not change. If there are several refusals for this code, then, indeed, you can forget about the visa.
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answered 6 years ago
"If you only change your place of residence and passport..."She needs to change her marital status, not her place of residence.
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answered 6 years ago
kolyan_cat I'm not leaving, but I want to go to the USA for a week. Then back. My child is in first grade.
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answered 6 years ago
The problem is that Crimea is under sanctions!
To write that I am from the Crimea is obviously losing money and time!
To write that I am from the Crimea is obviously losing money and time!
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answered 6 years ago
ollennka I was born in the Donetsk region. And I live in Crimea for a long time, before its annexation.
I have a friend in the US, let's say. I wanted to see life there. To begin with .., At the same time - ride on a triangle: New York - Washington - Niagara ...
I have a friend in the US, let's say. I wanted to see life there. To begin with .., At the same time - ride on a triangle: New York - Washington - Niagara ...
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answered 6 years ago
Yuliasaki, I tell you again, the problem is not in the place of residence, but in the friend-sponsor. Well, lies in the questionnaire.
And plus $500 agency "assistance". You probably didn’t even look at what the travel agency wrote on your behalf in the questionnaire, and in fact, errors and gag of the visa company could be added to your lies.
And plus $500 agency "assistance". You probably didn’t even look at what the travel agency wrote on your behalf in the questionnaire, and in fact, errors and gag of the visa company could be added to your lies.
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answered 6 years ago
sanctions are imposed on the occupying country, and not the citizens of Ukraine living in Crimea
EU countries also imposed sanctions, but after all, Crimeans who suddenly forgot since June 2017 that they had Russian passports and rushed to get Ukrainian biometric passports and now freely travel around Europe and work in EU countries
For the United States and as for all countries of the world, except for one country, Crimea is Ukraine.
If you Yuliasaki considered yourself a citizen of Ukraine and for you personally Crimea is Ukraine, you would definitely write the truth in the questionnaire and the probability of refusal would decrease from 100% to 30%.
EU countries also imposed sanctions, but after all, Crimeans who suddenly forgot since June 2017 that they had Russian passports and rushed to get Ukrainian biometric passports and now freely travel around Europe and work in EU countries
For the United States and as for all countries of the world, except for one country, Crimea is Ukraine.
If you Yuliasaki considered yourself a citizen of Ukraine and for you personally Crimea is Ukraine, you would definitely write the truth in the questionnaire and the probability of refusal would decrease from 100% to 30%.
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answered 6 years ago
It's not about the sanctions, but about the attitude of the US consulate to such petitions.
I'll give you an example. An acquaintance already had US visas for himself and his wife. They lived in the USA for quite a long time, about half a year, got an illegal job. Everything seems to be in order, children with their grandmother in Ukraine. But they wanted to take the children to their place, and they decided to do this at the consulate. They decided, and the result - and their visas were closed. An explanation, although they were not obliged. You want to emigrate to the states and don't talk about it anywhere!
One could also write about Crimea that I am running from the occupiers, I am a refugee! They are oppressing me for reading Ukrainian language! Although they may not believe it either! And what refugees and oppression are in Zaporozhye! That's it! You also need to know how to "stick".
I'll give you an example. An acquaintance already had US visas for himself and his wife. They lived in the USA for quite a long time, about half a year, got an illegal job. Everything seems to be in order, children with their grandmother in Ukraine. But they wanted to take the children to their place, and they decided to do this at the consulate. They decided, and the result - and their visas were closed. An explanation, although they were not obliged. You want to emigrate to the states and don't talk about it anywhere!
One could also write about Crimea that I am running from the occupiers, I am a refugee! They are oppressing me for reading Ukrainian language! Although they may not believe it either! And what refugees and oppression are in Zaporozhye! That's it! You also need to know how to "stick".
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answered 6 years ago
What kind of nonsense? Yes, there is no such column there to write "running away from the invaders." Have you ever applied for a US visa, what would you write? It doesn't really matter what is written there. The officer will refuse you a visa and that's it, without explanation. Maybe he has a headache, maybe he hasn't had sex for a long time - there are a million reasons. They don't have to explain. The standard phrase is "I see no reason for you to travel. But you can apply again." And you will receive such an answer even if you have a return ticket, an invitation from some organization and confirmation of a reservation for housing (a hotel or a private apartment). So it was with my daughter. In front of her, about 5 applicants were refused, and she, too. If you are an unmarried woman, then your chances of getting a visa are close to zero.
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answered 6 years ago
What your daughter had, I do not call nonsense!
I don’t know and don’t want to know what reason she had for not being allowed into the states. But I have enough acquaintances who have civilian visas. And it’s very important on the questionnaire what is written, and the officer should have no doubt that you tell the truth in the interview! And not "Maybe he has a headache, maybe he hasn't had sex for a long time - there are a million reasons." And to explain the reason, it is his right, he may not explain! And do not forget, you are from Russia, you have different relations with the states.
Therefore, during the interview with your daughter, it could also turn out that she did not learn the legend well and does not know who she knows in the states. By the way, my relative cannot leave Russia to live with her aunt in Miami
(reasons not explained).
And I heard the fable about unmarried women for a long time, even in the appendix to Schengen in Europe, now it’s the same in the states. Ha ha !!
I don’t know and don’t want to know what reason she had for not being allowed into the states. But I have enough acquaintances who have civilian visas. And it’s very important on the questionnaire what is written, and the officer should have no doubt that you tell the truth in the interview! And not "Maybe he has a headache, maybe he hasn't had sex for a long time - there are a million reasons." And to explain the reason, it is his right, he may not explain! And do not forget, you are from Russia, you have different relations with the states.
Therefore, during the interview with your daughter, it could also turn out that she did not learn the legend well and does not know who she knows in the states. By the way, my relative cannot leave Russia to live with her aunt in Miami
(reasons not explained).
And I heard the fable about unmarried women for a long time, even in the appendix to Schengen in Europe, now it’s the same in the states. Ha ha !!
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answered 6 years ago
"invitations from some organization" - And you write it! Yes, they will immediately sort it out there and moreover quickly, what kind of "some kind of organization" It would be better if your daughter wrote in the questionnaire that I want to see the Niagara Falls and would know where it is!
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answered 6 years ago
Kitten7 I got my first US visa when I was single
In the questionnaire, you must write the truth and not lie several times in the questionnaire, after that you can forget about the visa to the USA, as a_stepaniuk wrote
In the questionnaire, you must write the truth and not lie several times in the questionnaire, after that you can forget about the visa to the USA, as a_stepaniuk wrote
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answered 6 years ago
alex45, my daughter had to fly to San Diego to study English at a language school. We did not make out ourselves, through special firms. A round-trip ticket was bought from her, confirmation from the language school that they had a seat reserved for her (the reservation was paid, $ 150), confirmation from the family of Americans with whom she was supposed to live (the school itself gives addresses to such families). Thanks to the employees of the company where we checked in, who suggested taking a ticket with a return fare. Otherwise, I would have made big money. Her own father was officially listed as the sponsor of the trip, with a certificate of salary attached (very decent). And all this was pure truth, and all this did not impress the officer and he simply refused it. I already wrote the wording of the refusal: "He sees no reason for her to go to the USA." Everything. No explanation. There, one woman was also refused and she screamed like a cut woman that she was a designer and she had some kind of exhibition. It didn't impress anyone. They don't need us there as emigrants, they don't want that. Therefore, to write that I am running from the invaders will not work at all. They definitely do not need this, refugees. And again, unmarried women are often denied.
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answered 6 years ago
An invitation from some organization is a generalization. Everyone has their own case. Someone goes to school to study, someone to some organization, also on call. After the refusal, we immediately began to draw up documents for Scotland, to the same school. It is easier with a visa there, so the nerves do not shake. Give immediately for six months and scram-learn.
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answered 6 years ago
So my daughter did not have to learn the legend about acquaintances in the USA. She was not visiting friends. Everything was official, transparent and paid for in their treasury. Then they returned all the money to me, and let them sit there further, in the embassy, stuffing their own worth.
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answered 6 years ago
"It would be better if your daughter wrote in the questionnaire that I want to see the Niagara Falls and would know where he is!" This is the last thing I wrote to you, maybe they would not have refused a visa. I think that my hint is clear to you!
And there are English language schools not only in the USA, and not only in Scotland. So the officer thought, most likely. The cheapest abroad is Malta, and even with the rest.
Today in Zaporozhye I saw a car with the inscription "English language school" with Zaporozhye telephones. It is not necessary to go to the states, maybe that's the point, and not "an unmarried girl!" "He sees no reason for her to go to the USA." Everything. No explanations. "And why explain - study at home!
And there are English language schools not only in the USA, and not only in Scotland. So the officer thought, most likely. The cheapest abroad is Malta, and even with the rest.
Today in Zaporozhye I saw a car with the inscription "English language school" with Zaporozhye telephones. It is not necessary to go to the states, maybe that's the point, and not "an unmarried girl!" "He sees no reason for her to go to the USA." Everything. No explanations. "And why explain - study at home!
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answered 6 years ago
Kitten7 Yes, there are visa denials in the USA, which are included in the statistics for Ukraine in 30%, no one argues, but I'm ready to bet that "a single woman is often denied"
but the girl lied in the questionnaire and, moreover, she submitted such a questionnaire several times and wrote not the truth several times and gave false information - this is a 100% refusal and it is not clear at all whether she will be given a visa to the USA after 10-15 years
but the girl lied in the questionnaire and, moreover, she submitted such a questionnaire several times and wrote not the truth several times and gave false information - this is a 100% refusal and it is not clear at all whether she will be given a visa to the USA after 10-15 years
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answered 6 years ago
alex45, you are wrong. Firstly, my daughter at that time was studying to be a translator at the institute and she needed practice with complete immersion in a foreign environment. So that there is not a single person around who speaks Russian. And she learned the language well at home. As for Malta, there are linguistic schools there. But everyone knows that there is Russian speech and compatriots at every step. There will be just a party with show-offs, and not an internship in the language. Yes, there are such schools in many countries. But I wanted to see America along the way. Not Niagara Falls, but the Grand Canyon is more interesting to her. But life decided so that she looked at Scotland, Loch Ness and much more. You can not answer, it makes no sense. From this visa will not be given.
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answered 6 years ago
Yes, I was not going to answer you if you did not write that I was talking nonsense. You didn't ask the question here!
I already wrote that I have enough friends who have long-term US visas, but they all clearly wrote the truth in the questionnaires and reported the truth during the interview, and not nonsense.
Now you write that you needed practice "with complete immersion in a foreign environment." But American slang has a little more to do with English than Arabic. I exaggerate, of course! But practice in English in the States? And why not go to Great Britain, of course! True, in Scotland, the daughter at the same time, apparently, could also learn the Scottish language, plunging into the environment!
Here is such nonsense! I don't see the point either! Do not answer!
I already wrote that I have enough friends who have long-term US visas, but they all clearly wrote the truth in the questionnaires and reported the truth during the interview, and not nonsense.
Now you write that you needed practice "with complete immersion in a foreign environment." But American slang has a little more to do with English than Arabic. I exaggerate, of course! But practice in English in the States? And why not go to Great Britain, of course! True, in Scotland, the daughter at the same time, apparently, could also learn the Scottish language, plunging into the environment!
Here is such nonsense! I don't see the point either! Do not answer!
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answered 6 years ago
Ay, comrades! You shouldn't swear. Any ideas, that is the question.
Is it worth it to apply through Russia?
I heard, somehow, they make visas through Warsaw ... There are no hopeless situations ....
Is it worth it to apply through Russia?
I heard, somehow, they make visas through Warsaw ... There are no hopeless situations ....
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answered 6 years ago
Yuliasaki for the US embassy, it doesn’t matter where the embassies are located in Russia, Ukraine or Poland, you are a citizen of Ukraine who tried to cheat several times!!! US embassy and US government agencies
Do you think that the US embassy in Poland does not have a common database on citizens of the whole world who were denied a visa and the reasons for the refusal of visas?
Even if you officially renounce Ukrainian citizenship and surrender your Ukrainian biometric passport, you applied for a visa as a Russian citizen to the US Embassy in Russia, you are still in the database of citizens who tried to deceive the US Embassy
An attempt to deceive even once the US embassy is a hopeless situation
Do you think that the US embassy in Poland does not have a common database on citizens of the whole world who were denied a visa and the reasons for the refusal of visas?
Even if you officially renounce Ukrainian citizenship and surrender your Ukrainian biometric passport, you applied for a visa as a Russian citizen to the US Embassy in Russia, you are still in the database of citizens who tried to deceive the US Embassy
An attempt to deceive even once the US embassy is a hopeless situation
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answered 6 years ago
I don’t know how it suits you, but can you change your surname by getting married fictitiously? But this is not a guarantee either!
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answered 6 years ago
Change of surname and citizenship will not help in the application for a visa to the United States have questions
Have you ever used other names (i.e., maiden, religious, professional, alias, etc.)?
Do you hold or have you held any nationality other than the one indicated above on nationality?
Have you ever been refused a U.S. Visa, been refused admission to the United States, or withdrawn your application for admission at the port of entry?
Have you ever used other names (i.e., maiden, religious, professional, alias, etc.)?
Do you hold or have you held any nationality other than the one indicated above on nationality?
Have you ever been refused a U.S. Visa, been refused admission to the United States, or withdrawn your application for admission at the port of entry?
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answered 6 years ago
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