B2 visa denied! I want to visit my american boyfriend!!!

Do you have a letter from the embassy stating the exact reason for the denial? Applying for the B2 visa can be tricky, as you have seen. You want to make it clear that your ties to Sweden are strong enough that you are not likely to overstay your visa or adjust status. Showing evidence of long-term employment, ongoing education, close family relationships, and property ownership, among other things will help your case.

A good option for you might be to have your boyfriend apply for a Fiancee Visa. The process generally takes 3-6 months for approval. Once you enter the U.S., you would have to get married within 90 days, or leave the U.S. For more detailed information, you may contact an experienced immigration lawyer at Bogle & Chang law firm to confidentially discuss the case and how we can help. We handle immigration cases in all 50 states. Our law firm information is provided below. Good luck to you. Nikiki T. Bogle, Esq Immigration Legal Team Bogle & Chang, LLC Email: [email protected] Phone: (800) 342-1733 ext. 101 Web: www.immigrationlegalteam.com National Immigration Lawyers We handle immigration cases in all 50 states and foreign countries worldwide.

To help get the B-2 visa, you could supply the embassy with affidavits from friends and family attesting to the low possibility of you staying in the United States once you get there. It would also help to already purchase airfare showing a return date within 90 days. I am wondering why you didn't attempt to come to the US under the Visa Waiver Program of which Sweden is a part? It may be too late to attempt because you have already been denied the B-2 visa once. If your intention is to get married to your boyfriend, you may be better off having him apply for a fiance visa for you, as the other attorney answering your question suggested. It generally takes longer than a B-2 visa, and you would have to get married soon after your entry into the US, but if that is your intention anyway, that may be easier to get than the B-2 visa in your specific case. 614.370.2265 Jason Darfus, Esq.