anonymous32 Posted August 25, 2019 Report Share Posted August 25, 2019 I came to the US on a J1 visa and have applied J2 dependent visa for my wife.During our visa interview, the consulate officer asked about how did you get into this relationship. As a response, we said we`re relatives, to the consular officer. we are uncle and niece (distant relatives), for this reason, her visa got refused. Actually, my wife is my cousin sister’s daughter (my mother’s sibling (sister) daughter’s daughter). This reason was recorded by the interviewing officer. Her visa got refused twice under section 214b. We showed a valid marriage certificate to the consulate officer.In this circumstance, how can I prove we are not close relatives?Are there any extra documents to submit?Is there any way to get a J2 dependent visa for my wife? OrCan I apply for an alternative visa like visitor visa (B2)? and what are the consequences?Suggestions are requested. Quote Link to comment
anonymous32 Posted August 28, 2019 Author Report Share Posted August 28, 2019 On 8/25/2019 at 10:26 PM, Noah Lott said: you (she) can apply for whatever visa she wants, but there will be no magic solution to this situation,,,,a B2 visa issuance also requires overcoming 214b...how is that supposed to happen? A B2 application will face the same scrutiny and be denied for the same reasons... Thank you for your response. then how to overcome this issue. how can I prove we are not close relatives?Are there any extra documents to submit?Is there any way to get a J2 dependent visa? Quote Link to comment
pontevecchio Posted August 28, 2019 Report Share Posted August 28, 2019 Discuss the matter with the firm of Murthy in Chennai with specifics and have them opine whether the degree of relationship here is illegal as per US Law and if so, that fact cannot be overcome. Quote Link to comment
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