VISTING U.S ON STUDENT VISA IN CANADA

[ArslanZahid]

My Grandparents and uncle are american citizens, I think that kind of can help you but can go against you as well. It all depends on your personal case. There was one question which was asked by the interviewer to me as well as 3 of my friends and that is: What are your plans in Canada? When you answer this question, let them know that you have long plans ahead of you in Canada and that should assure them that you won't stay in US as an illegal immigrant. And I guess having close family their increase the chances of you being an illegal immigrant but it acts in your favor if your family history of vising US has been good. I thin the bottom line is that be confident in the interview, let them know why you are interested in visiting, don't stammer and you will definitely be alright. It's all about a confident voice and a nice set of reason for visiting US.

as I have been refused F1 visa form home country Pakistan, now when I apply form canada, will it affect my case?
US embassy refused me on the basis of finances. and also my uncles,aunts and cousins are staying there for ages they are US national.

 

[karankullar]

Yeah, i was thinkin the same but the only thing the am
Concer about is if I can apply for it by sept end or oct.

AS you have been there already, I don't think it should be a problem.

 

[help1231]

HEY SORRY FOR REPLYING ON SOMEONE ELSE'S THREAD. BUT I HAD A QUICK QUESTION.


Hi, i landed in canada 10months ago. I will be applying for a student visa sometime in the next month at the U.S toronto Consulate. I wanna know what to expect or even people's experience.
I am a undergrad, 18 years old. Been to the U.S and stayed for 15years because my family bought me as a child. and Now my family and I reside in Toronto, but i want to go back to the U.S to Study.
Will this be a issue for a U.S student visa? ???
The ties i have are my parents and a loan from canada.