US Visitor visa rejection for my parents.will it affect the canadian vistor visa

[HDappicant]

Hi All,

My parents were rejected a US visitor visa. I wanted to know will this affect the decision on their canadian visitor visa also?Is it safe to mention about this refusal in the TRV forms for canada?

 

[scylla]

They have to mention the refusal. There is a question on the application form that asks if you have ever been refused and they will have to answer yes.

 

[HDappicant]

Do you think this is given then that a US visa refusal will also get you a canadian visa refusal?

 

[scylla]

No - it's not a given. If they file a strong application and prove they have strong ties / no plans to remain in Canada long term - they certainly have a chance of being approved.

 

[Simon123]

I am in a similar situation. My parents live alone back home (my brother has moved to another country) and they had a Visitor visa for USA rejected 3 years ago.

Now, I am applying for a new TRV single entry visa for them and would like them to visit me for 45 days sometime next month.

My dad runs his business in india from last 6 years and my mother has a good amount of property/house and old parents that she takes care of.

What do you think the chances here are?

 

[Regina]

What is your status in Canada?
What is their travel history? What kind of business dose you father have that he is able to leave it for 7+ weeks?

 

[Simon123]

I am permanent resident from last 3 years and me and my husband are employed with a good salary ($80k+). I have provided everything for NOA to employment letter etc..

My dad went to Singapore once for business and that's it. No other travel history. My dad runs a construction material shop that is rented from last 6 years.

Yes my dad can take a leave for 6 weeks as he has can hire an employee take care on his behalf.

What do you think our chances?

 

[backupoption123]

I m in a similar situation. Did you guys get it? Can you throw some light on the docs you attached