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Hello,

 Sorry to hear about that. It seems to me that they (the Officer and the
US government) think they are superior people around the world. I guess
you are rejected mainly because you are around 20's and single (There
might be other reasons, but I can't think of any). My sister has tried
several months before, and was rejected also. It doesn't matter whether
you have property or not (May be, I am not sure. But they won't use
their brain to considerate each case). They all follow those SSR (super
stupid rules). They have no brain. 

 Well, actually I should not said that to all of them. But many of them
are like machines ( I did apply for student visa and got it. I have been
to the Consulate several times and these were my observations). 

Anyway, nothing we could do at this moment.  There is not much here in
American. Go visit Europe, Japan or other countries.

Good Luck!


Misaki Wong wrote:
> 
> Hello all,
> 
> 
>      I am a University Student in Hong Kong. I write this letter because
> I feel the reason US Country rejected my mother and my applications on
> the US nonimmigrant visa was very unreasonable last week. I hope to
> share the experience to all of you.
> 
>         On the sixteenth of December morning ,my mother and I went to
> Consulate General of the United States of America Hong Kong to apply for
> the nonimmigrant visa. We are planning to travel in US in coming Luner
> New Year Holiday. We get the tourist tour receipt to prove we have
> joined the tour to travel US at that time. According to the Consulate
> Rule, the student whose age over 16 must interview with the officer
> directly, so we apply visa at that day. In the application form ,I have
> clarified that I will go with my mother to travel US for about 20 days .
> And my ticket fee and all the expenses on the trip will be supported by
> my mother. My mother had shown her economic situations by her $200,000
> fix deposit account. I believe it is far more enough for us to travel in
> US for only 20 days. Also my mother has already 58 years old . She wants
> to travel US and visits her relatives and friends in US. She does not
> know any English . I just want to go with her to take care of her.
> 
>     It made me very upset that after interviewing with Consular Officer
> , she only asked me few questions then rejected both our applications of
> US visa. I have shown her my University student identity card , all the
> letters from my school .All these can prove me I am a full time
> University student in Hong Kong and will continue my study in Hong Kong
> after traveling. However She prompted me to show her my economic
> situation in Hong Kong. I showed her my bank passbook that has about
> $4000 ,and then she looked like very unsatisfied about this .She
> continued ask me if I have any property in Hong Kong .I felt very
> shocked that she would expect a 20 year old girl who is a full time
> student can earn so much money to get a property in Hong Kong. My answer
> of course is "No". I think If my answer is "Yes", Anyone will also feel
> shocking about this. Then she immediately gave me back all our passports
> , certificate and a piece of paper that stated that I have not
> sufficient economic and social support to prove I will stay in US
> temporary. So she refused my application. This made me very down but the
> thing made me very angry was she also refused my mother application with
> no reason.
> 
>     I want to know if this country only welcomes rich people to go to
> travel? Is It only a person who has property in Hong Kong can get US
> visa? If she felt I was poor and refused my application , but how about
> my mother? Why she disqualified her ? Did she cannot prove her economic
> situation is good ? I hope to know a clear explanation of the above
> questions. Also I want to know under what condition, a full time student
> with no property can go to travel in US. And the most important is what
> other criteria are needed that can help my mother apply the US visa
> successfully because she really wants to visit US at least once in her
> life. If you have any idea ,please reply me through e-mail as soon as
> possible. My e-mail address is 96009040@plink.cityu.edu.hk
> 
>      I want to complain about the attitude of the Consulate Officer who
> interviewed us .I know my English is not good ,may be I cannot
> communicate with her . However I felt she did not will to answer my
> questions . She did not give me any explanation about the rejection .
> When I asked her ,she only gave me that piece of paper and prompt me to
> go out immediately. I continued ask her if I have to apply for another
> time. She said if I wished , I can .Then I asked her if my mother
> disqualified or not .She answered "Also". Then we both left. In the
> interviewing , she did not ask my mother any question and give any
> explanation to her. This incident made us feel very disappointed that
> the operation of the Consulate General of US is so illogical and
> non-sense .The image of US government in my mind has also changed. I
> hope that Ms Consular Officer can follow this incident and the operation
> of Consulate General will be improved.
> 
>                                                         Yours Sincerely,
> 
>                                                         US Visa
> Applicant
>                                                          FONG SIU PING
> 
> 
> 
> 
>