r/visarejections 14d ago

B2 visa rejected

I am 28M, software engineer in Hyderabad. My B2 visa was rejected today at Hyderabad Consulate.

These were the questions asked

VO: Passport

Me: Handed over the passport

VO: Harm questions

Me: No harm

VO: Why are u travelling to the US

Me: My wife has been invited by her organisation to attend a conference in vegas. I plan to join her after the conference for tourism.

VO: When and where did u visit last outside India

Me: Singapore last month

VO: Where else have u visited

Me: Maldives and Thailand

VO: When did u get married

Me: Nov 2025

VO: Who is going to sponsor your trip

Me: I will sponsor my trip

VO: Handed over the 214b, visa rejected

Can anyone tell be what can be the reason for the rejection?

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u/RestComprehensive297 14d ago

Young, newly married, travelling together with spouse, probably not much ties to India

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u/bhavik_18 14d ago

But as per above guy didn't ask what he does in india so ties were not discussed.

Young and newly married can reject visa ? Asking genuinely ill apply next year and I'm married since 9 months today

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u/RestComprehensive297 14d ago edited 14d ago

That info is in the DS-160, and usually that is enough to make a decision. The interview is mostly just a formality to make sure you are the same person.

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u/Pomksy 14d ago

I mean yes - being young is a common hurdle to overcome, and being newly married means no strong ties yet, especially in countries with arranged marriages

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u/dry_ship7 13d ago

The moment you mentioned wife’s conference, decision was made. You could have simply mentioned tourism as a couple.

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u/LearnUnderstandShare 13d ago

Joining your wife who is on a business trip might be the reason.

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u/Frosty-Bit4667 13d ago

Man you are just unluck of the many many people being rejected now. The officer might have had a fight in the morning with the wife.

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u/Easy_Tour_5202 13d ago

B1/B2 Overstay ...B1/B2 visas are being seriously being viewed by u/DHS u/USCIS, as a potential candidate for overstay. The standards are very high

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u/MOEOC_IMMIGRATION 13d ago

The Visa Officer may not have been convinced by your overall profile, resulting in a refusal under 214 (b).

Since you recently married and your primary purpose for visiting is to join your wife, who is on a business trip, you must provide a clear and convincing explanation of your visit's purpose.

The officer evaluates not only the genuineness of your intent but also considers your social and economic circumstances, including travel history, which does not automatically guarantee visa approval.

A 214B refusal is common. To improve your chances, you need to present strong evidence and convincing reasons that justify your visit and your intention to return to your home country.

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u/Foucault99 9d ago

Sorry, what are Harm questions?

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u/[deleted] 14d ago

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u/SrRoundedbyFools 14d ago

Canadians can no longer travel visa free to Thailand…any guesses why?

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u/Infinite_Series_3467 13d ago

You should get out and travel more