Vist Refused

[Usmangujjar359]

dear fellows,
I applied for Canadian vist visa from the USA. I am in international student here. My family lives back in country, not in the US. I have 13000$ Canadian dollars in my account. I have visited Asia Europe and alot of other countries. But my visa got rejected. The reason was given " insufficient funds" and " not strong ties in country of residence, we don't think you gonna get back to the States ". I was just going for vacations. I am thinking to apply again. Please give me advice what should I do now.
Thanks alot.

 

[Bryanna]

Hi,

1. Do share the list of documents which you submitted?

2. What was the duration of your intended visit?

3. Do you have a Canadian host who's inviting you?

4. Do you have any ties to your home country? For example, property or land ownership? Dependent immediate family members?


Cheers

 

[Usmangujjar359]

Hi,

1. Do share the list of documents which you submitted?

2. What was the duration of your intended visit?

3. Do you have a Canadian host who's inviting you?

4. Do you have any ties to your home country? For example, property or land ownership? Dependent immediate family members?


Cheers

Thanks for the quick response,
1. I submitted my travel history.
My bank statement which I downloaded from my online account, it had my name on it.
Previous passports
My work authorization card
2.I attended to stay for 5 days only
3.No there is Canadian host who was inviting me, but I have a friend there whom I mentioned in the application that I will be visiting him.
4. I don't have any independents in my country but I have property and business accounts there which I didn't mention.

 

[Bryanna]

IMO, you should also include other evidence, such as:
Study ties:
Proofs of your immigration status in the US + proofs of enrollment + tuition fee receipts + letter from your college that you're a bona fide student and the date when your next semester commences + student ID proof, etc


Other ties:
Proofs of rent contract in the US, car, 2-3 months' credit card statements (if the dues are low), etc


Financials:
Any last-minute, large bank transfers must be explained with proofs of the source


Ties to your home country:
Property ownership documents in your name + current indicative market rate valuation (self or by a property valuer) + property tax receipts + if it's rented then rent agreement and 2-3 months' rent receipts + excerpts/pages from property portals or realty reports to back the indicative market rates cited by you/the property assessor


Business accounts (in your name):
Business registration documents + 6 months business bank statements + evidence if it is actively trading + an explanation if you are able to access these funds in the US


Travel History (if it's not part of the document checklist):
In a tabular format, visa details + entry/exit dates for each visit + purpose of visit + colour scan the Schengen/UK visas (if they are valid then highlight this fact)


Purpose of visit:
Do prepare a detailed day-by-day itinerary like a typical tourist with detailed expense estimates (hotels, entry fees, meals, local travel, shopping, etc)..... and prove you have the funds to pay for this itinerary + airfare


Also, include provisional bookings for hotels and flights. Do not buy tickets until you are approved.

Include a reason why your must return to the US by XX date with evidence

And, do prepare a cover letter:
Visa refusal details + Applicant details + Refusal reason and how you have addressed it (state the new evidence) + Purpose of your visit (broad details, cross refer the detailed day-by-day itinerary) + Available funds for your visit + Strong ties to the US + Strong ties to your home country + Travel History (cross refer the travel history explanation) + Why you must return to the US by XX date

Your friend can also provide an invitation letter + copies of immigration status and passport. His/her financial documents are not mandatory

 

[Usmangujjar359]

Thanks alot, I can understand now what mistake I have made. Thanks again

IMO, you should also include other evidence, such as:
Study ties:
Proofs of your immigration status in the US + proofs of enrollment + tuition fee receipts + letter from your college that you're a bona fide student and the date when your next semester commences + student ID proof, etc


Other ties:
Proofs of rent contract in the US, car, 2-3 months' credit card statements (if the dues are low), etc


Financials:
Any last-minute, large bank transfers must be explained with proofs of the source


Ties to your home country:
Property ownership documents in your name + current indicative market rate valuation (self or by a property valuer) + property tax receipts + if it's rented then rent agreement and 2-3 months' rent receipts + excerpts/pages from property portals or realty reports to back the indicative market rates cited by you/the property assessor


Business accounts (in your name):
Business registration documents + 6 months business bank statements + evidence if it is actively trading + an explanation if you are able to access these funds in the US


Travel History (if it's not part of the document checklist):
In a tabular format, visa details + entry/exit dates for each visit + purpose of visit + colour scan the Schengen/UK visas (if they are valid then highlight this fact)


Purpose of visit:
Do prepare a detailed day-by-day itinerary like a typical tourist with detailed expense estimates (hotels, entry fees, meals, local travel, shopping, etc)..... and prove you have the funds to pay for this itinerary + airfare


Also, include provisional bookings for hotels and flights. Do not buy tickets until you are approved.

Include a reason why your must return to the US by XX date with evidence

And, do prepare a cover letter:
Visa refusal details + Applicant details + Refusal reason and how you have addressed it (state the new evidence) + Purpose of your visit (broad details, cross refer the detailed day-by-day itinerary) + Available funds for your visit + Strong ties to the US + Strong ties to your home country + Travel History (cross refer the travel history explanation) + Why you must return to the US by XX date

Your friend can also provide an invitation letter + copies of immigration status and passport. His/her financial documents are not mandatory

alot