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All of the above were checked)))) sounds ridiculous, i know... Well, to me it does.

immigration status, family ties, length of stay, limited employment opportunities in country of residence not enough funds no docs on my host

thank you) so, what you are saying is that if I re-apply to a different country, it is as if I apply anew and I do not have to overcome my refusal points????? just regular application????

my situation: won a work/study program to canada (still need a TRV, not a study permit), so needed to get a TRV. I live in Ukraine and am a Ukrainian citizen, but for the reason of the lack of time had to apply for a TRV in the USA, where I have been for the last 3 months. I was refused. at the...

I am in the us for three months...i will be returning to ukraine. i am applying in the us because i don't have enough time to do it in ukraine. i cannot prove my ties to the us because there are NO ties.....so,,, no visa for me?

I am a Ukrainian citizen applying for a canadian visa in the us. got denied once. "not enough ties".... the question is - to what country - ukraine? or the usa, where i am applying from, where i have a j-1 status, and which I will be leaving in a month?????

i have the same situation. i am from ukraine, but now am on j-1 visa in the US, and apply for canadian visitor visa in the us. applied once, was denied. i have always thought that I need to prove my ties to UKRAINE as my home country, not to the US, where i am applying. i will leave the US in a...

ok, so here is my situation. i am in the usa with a j-1 exchange visitor visa (not the citizen). i want to apply for a canadian temporary resident visa from the usa. i have some questions about family info. they want to know info on my half-brothers and sisters. i have two half-sisters (from...