F1 visa interview questions after rejection, plus correction
F1 visa interview questions after rejection, plus expert advise to correct the mistake
F1 visa rejection experiences, F1 visa interview questions for second time, how to apply for F1 visa after rejection
It's a sad experience to get a visa rejection at the US embassy or consulate. But remember that if you've been denied a student visa to study in the USA by the US visa officer, it's not the end of the road.
You can always re-apply for F1 visa after the first visa rejection and I'll advise that you endeavor to learn how to answer the F1 visa interview questions for second time. In fact, most students got visa rejection on their first interview but they re-applied and got their visa approved on the second interview. Yet, others got rejection on their first and second interview, then finally got their visa approved on the third attempt. So, it's completely normal to get a visa rejection in your first or second interview.
The good news is that you don't need to pay SEVIS fee again for F1 visa after rejection as long as it's not more than a year after the first rejection. Your i-20 eligibility document is valid for one year.
Again, you can always re-apply for visa after any first visa rejection but before you do so, you must research how to pass the US student visa interview.
There's a right way to answer the US student visa interview questions, and we are here to help you learn how to do it right because once you answer the visa interview questions correctly and you have proof of enough money to study in the USA, the US visa officer will approve your visa in a matter of minutes.
Before I continue to F1 visa rejection experiences and the mistake that students make during the visa interview, let me say that if you're going for the US student visa interview for the first time, read US student visa interview questions and answers PDF or read F1 visa interview questions and answers for PhD, MBA, Master's, Bachelor's. Both of the given sources above, plus the information on this page, would help you get deep insights on how to answer the US student visa interview questions correctly and get your visa approved.
You don't just wake up one morning and go to the US embassy or consulate to get a US student visa. You must first learn how to pass the US student visa interview because there's a quota (amount of students allowed) to study in the USA per year, so only certain number of students can get the US student visa in any year.
You can easily learn how to pass the US student visa interview by ordering the complete successful US student visa interview questions and answers PDF. The eBook will teach you how to answer the US student visa interview questions correctly.
Having showed you the above, the other thing I want to share with you today is F1 visa rejection experiences, comprising F1 interview questions after rejection. I mean, REAL interview questions and REAL answers of students who failed the US student visa interview and were denied visa to study in the USA. I'll also show you an eBook containing expert answers and commentaries on how to correct the mistakes.
Let's get started!
HERE'S AN ACTUAL F1 VISA INTERVIEW QUESTIONS AFTER REJECTION
US visa officer Vs. Student visa applicant
VISA OFFICER: Good
morning. Why do you want to travel to the US?
Me: Good morning (with a smile), I am going for my
masters in management information systems.
VISA OFFICER: Let me
have your passport and SERVIS receipt
Me: (I gave him)
VISA OFFICER: You
work with X firm?
Me: Yes, please
VISA OFFICER: After
graduation from the university. You have been with this company?
Me: Yes please. I got a job with them the
following year after my NYSC (a national youth service corps). I have been with
them since then (4 years).
VISA OFFICER: what
is your highest level of education?
Me: Bachelor of technology, Statistics.
VISA OFFICER: Did
you write GRE or other test to qualify for this admission?
Me: No please, GRE is not prerequisite to
admission is Lincoln University.
VISA OFFICER: Did
you apply to any other school?
Me: No please, I only applied to LU........ (SECOND CONCERN BUT NOT A CAUSE FOR DENIAL).
VISA OFFICER: How did
you hear about the school?
Me: I did my research online and discovered this
school has a program tailored to my study needs. I am an analyst with X, and I
think MIS will further my competence. More so, I have an alumni from the school
in my office who influenced my stand on this particular school.
VISA OFFICER: Have
you travelled outside your country before?
Me: Yes, I have been to our neigboring countries. Those countries don't require a visa or getting my
passport stamped (my passport was issued April this year).
VISA OFFICER: Are
you married?
Me: No please, but I am in a serious relationship
(I'm in my mid 30s).
VISA OFFICER: Sorry,
I am unable to issue your visa at this time
(He didn't even look at the
supporting documents. He just said that my application has been denied and that
the print out he gave me explained the reason.
Why was the student denied visa ? What's wrong with the answers provided by the student ?
HERE'S PROFESSIONAL ADVICE FOR YOU:
Note: When I say "you" below, I mean the client (student visa applicant) above because what I am about to say here is the same advise I gave the client (student) in my office.
"The US visa officers consider it a red flag if you didn’t do some test exams such as TOEFL, SAT, IELTS, GRE, GMAT, etc. They expect that you should have done at least one standard test.
The second thing they expect is that you should normally apply to more than one school. You didn’t do any of the above, however, it doesn’t mean that you cannot get your visa without that. But it would count in your favor if you did that.
The third thing is that you didn’t make any comment about your interest to return home after your studies.
Don't get me wrong! I never said that if you don't have or didn't do the things I highlighted above that you won't be issued your US student visa to study in the USA. But when so many factors are not in your favor, then it raises a red flag in the mind of the US visa officer.
The visa officer offered you................".
That's not the end of the advise I gave the client (student). The advise goes on but let me end here.
Get an eBook that contains many such rejected US student visa interview answers plus get an expert advise to learn the mistake the students made. The book contains many interview sessions from different countries around the world, plus powerful expert advise to correct the mistakes.
Once you've learned how to answer the US student visa interview questions correctly, then re-apply for your visa interview and I assure you that you'll get your visa to study in the USA. Order REJECTED US student visa interview answers. Plus expert advise on how to correct the mistake.
Alternatively, you can also get the eBook of interview questions and answers of students who were REJECTED visa the first time but they re-applied and were APPROVED the second time.
Let me give you an example of that.
HERE'S AN ACTUAL F1 VISA INTERVIEW QUESTIONS AFTER REJECTION
US visa officer Vs. Student visa applicant
(My first interview was DENIED)
Me: Good
Morning
Visa
officer: Good Morning. Let me have your documents
Me:
(passed them)
Visa
officer: why did you choose CSUB?
Me: (bla
blah blah, I gave an incoherent answer).... (FIRST MISTAKE AND A CAUSE FOR DENIAL)
Visa
officer: How many schools did you apply to?
Me: four
schools
Visa
officer: Name them
Me: (I
told him)
Visa
officer: (not satisfied with my first answer he asked me again) why
didn't you apply to a school in Oklahoma, Nevada or to Arizona?
Me: They
don't have my research option. More so, they are too expensive for my parents
to pay.......(SECOND MISTAKE AND A CAUSE FOR DENIAL)
Visa
officer: Where do you work?
Me: In
my Dad's company
Visa
officer: Where do you plan to work when you return?
Me: Go
back to my Dad's company to add the professional experience I might have gained
to the betterment of the company.
Visa
officer: I am sorry. I won't issue you a visa this time
THIS CLIENT (STUDENT) RE-APPLIED IMMEDIATELY AND WENT BACK TO THE US EMBASSY OR CONSULATE FOR A SECOND INTERVIEW AND HE GOT HIS VISA!
But why was the student denied visa the first time ? Why was the student's answers rejected ?
He was denied visa because he made three critical errors which I've highlighted above but you can't see them unless you understand the rules. That's why he was denied visa. I'll show you his beautiful second visa interview that earned him the visa and many others if you order the REJECTED first time, APPROVED second time PDF
As I said previously, the good news is that the student re-applied immediately and went for a second visa interview some days later and got his visa approved to study in the USA.
Learn what changed in his answers in the second interview. Learn how to answer the US student visa interview questions correctly. Order the REJECTED first time, APPROVED second time to learn the correct thing you should say. The eBook contains list of both first and second visa interview experiences for you to learn how to correct their mistake.
I am making you an offer to help you. If you order any two of the eBooks above, I'll send you the other one free. I'll see your email address when you order it, so check your email later on the day you order it and you'll see the one I promised you.
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Finally, if you rather need US visitor visa and you're going for the US business or Tourist visa (B1/B2) visa interview, here's the past REAL US B1/B2 visa interview questions and answers PDF. Use it to learn how previous travellers like you convinced the US visa officer to issue them visa to travel to the USA.
If you'll like to schedule a meeting with a US visa officer before attending your visa interview, see schedule a one-on-one meeting with a US visa officer
We wish you good luck as you prepare for your US visa interview.
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