The B-2 "Visitor for Pleasure" visa, along with the Visa Waiver Program, are the most widely used vehicles for entry into the United States.
The B-2 visitor visa has many specific uses, but more importantly it also has specific situations where its use is expressly prohibited. The fact that this visa is obtained overseas without the United States Immigration and Citizenship Services ("USCIS") approval means that an immigrant lawyer is rarely involved.
The B-2 visa category can be one of the most complex and difficult to address because the issues and factors involved in the decision are almost entirely subjective. Moreover, the decision of the consul occurs far from the immigration lawyer, and is not subject to review or formal appeal. If the reason fro the denial is known, applicants my present "better" evidence in subsequent visa applications.
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