| Rusty |
February 08, 2009 07:53 PM |
More or less, this:
We regret to inform you that you aren’t eligible for a non-immigrant visa based on Section 214b of the Immigration and Nationality Law. According to the United States Immigration laws, all who apply for a non-immigrant visa need to convince the official consular that they qualify for the type of visa they’re requesting. A rejection under Section 214b means that you failed to show that the activities you plan to do in the United States are congruent with one of the visa categories established under the United States Immigrations Law or, more commonly, that you failed to meet the requirements of the non-immigrant visa that you’re requesting today. Not answering the questions on the form and during your interview honestly can also influence the decision of the official consular. A visa refusal under this section is not because you lacked documentation, but because of not meeting the requirements of the law.
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