Not all visa applications get the green light—some face denials. Listen as Garry Davis breaks down the process from petition approvals to consulate scrutiny.
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So, clarify this for me. Not all visas, when people are applying for visas, they don't all get accepted, right? Oh, no. Some get denied. Correct. How does that work? So it depends on where you are in the process. I mean, as I mentioned before, there are some visas that require a petition. So it could be that the petition itself is not successful, like for an H-1B work visa that has to be approved from here before you can go to the consulate with your application then you’d know it's not going to work because it just doesn't get approved. But let's say that that's been approved or otherwise you don't need it, when you go to the consulate. It just depends on the council has got to be satisfied that you're actually going to go do what you say you're going to go do. You can take that job on the H-1B, for example, you to actually attend the school. Sometimes they'll call the school. So, you know, this person did you really accept them? These documents are legitimate? So there's got to be legitimacy to the application and your intentions. In some situations, most they've got to be satisfied that there's something about your life in your country that is drawing you back. So whether it's real estate that you own family ties that you're leaving behind, maybe some money or whatever, just job opportunity, something that satisfies them, that you've got sufficient motivation, that you're not just going to come here and then overstay or stay beyond your time. They got to be satisfied. You're going to come back at the end of your stay. And so there's that part of it. If it's education based, like for the H-1B, you've got to have certain level of education. They may check into that to make sure that it's legitimate and those kinds of things. So legitimacy. And then they also check background. So they're going to want to know that you're a good person. They want to know that you're not someone that's been involved in terrorism or that has a criminal record that you're not disclosing or, has been to the U.S. before and violated status in the past, overstayed or something. Drug use is one, any kind of security or background kind of issue. They're going to check into all that before they issued a visa.
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Davis & Associates is the immigration law firm of choice in Dallas & Houston Texas. Their attorneys provide expert legal counsel for all aspects of immigration law, including deportation defense, writs of habeas corpus and mandamus, family-sponsored immigration, employment-sponsored immigration, investment immigration, employer compliance, temporary visas for work and college, permanent residence, naturalization, consular visa processing, waivers, and appeals. Attorney Garry L. Davis is Board Certified in Immigration and Nationality Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization.
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