[ashaat]

Hi,

If my visa refused due to 214 b not permanent why the officer refused my visa twice for the same reason that my son born in us, al though he knows that I have strong ties that I will come back to home.

So how can I solve this problem what I have to do next interview ?

[DCcityboy]

If you have two refusals for the same visa, both for section 214(b) and your proof of ties to your home country have not changed, then you should look to a visa that allows for dual intent, such as an H-1B or L visa.

Go through the list of visas at the USCIS or DOS website. Good luck.

[ashaat]

If the refusal not permanent so how they allow to reapply and after that refused it for the same reason that my son born there where we were for trip

[DCcityboy]

Re-read my answer, if your proof of ties has not changed, then you should file for another visa. The denial is not a permanent bar to visa issuance. You simply have not yet proved to the CONOFF of your non-immigrant intent. Good luck.

[ashaat]

Thanks for your replay , but to apply for new type of visa for me and my wife its not easy because I don't have any relation with any busniss there just I have my sister there so how can I apply

[DCcityboy]

Apply again for the B visitor visa after your circumstances have changed. Good luck.

[ashaat]

How is my circumstances will change I told you the reason that my son born in us when we were in us before two years

[DCcityboy]

When you can PROVE that you are not going to immigrate to the US and are able overcome the presumption of immigrant intent. I am not talking about your USC child. PLEASE re-read my posts.

You should find an experienced consular attorney, I cannot explain this to you.

[ashaat]

Did you recommend me to reapply seperatle me and my wife.

My wife first and I am after 6 month for example?

[DCcityboy]

no.

[ashaat]

So what do you recommend