Here are the Top VISA Rejection Reasons for USA Visa Interview

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[@akinyemiaanuoluwayimika6170]

I have a question... I am hoping to get a position by fall this year, however I also do plan that my wife who has an educational background with certification in teaching and over 3 years of teaching children of different age grade would join me on an F2 visa. I would love to inquire, what are her chances of transitioning to a work visa considering her educational background and training, if she doesn't want to go through the study route (F1 visa)

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Considering what it takes for an institution to sponsor a work visa, her chances are very slim.

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What would you advise her to do?

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She was possibly looking at working as an early childhood educator in local school districts...

[@aghedolaura6452]

My twin sister is a US citizen for 22 years now can i say Yes to do you have relatives in the USA

[@aghedolaura6452]

13 years i apply for B1 visa and rejected but i already said i have a sister in usa thou for my F1 visa now she foesnt have any financial obligation. Do i still say yes to fo you have relatives in usa

[@BestmanAcademy]

They already have your record so it may make more sense to say Yes. If you have funding for your F1 course you may stand a good chance.