I went to the UK in 2000 and was denied a visa, and now I can find out if I go to the UK for a famil

It can be found out that the refusal is recorded in the embassy...

Many people believe that the UK visa is much less difficult to apply for than the US and Canada visas, and there is no need to entrust a professional visa agent to handle it on their behalf. However, many of the refusals show that applying for a visa to visit family and friends in the UK is not as simple as imagined. If the application materials are not prepared professionally, the visa application will also be refused.

What should I do if my visa to visit family or friends in the UK is refused? You can first find out the reason and think about countermeasures based on the refusal letter and the application materials submitted. The UK visa officer is more reasonable, and the refusal letter will give you a general explanation of the reasons for the refusal.

However, how to solve the problems raised in the refusal letter and how to further improve the visa application materials in order to successfully overturn the case requires careful planning according to the specific situation of the applicant and the materials submitted, and find ways to fill the loopholes without causing contradictions.

The family visit visa is very easy to get, you don't need to find an intermediary, the intermediary makes your money for nothing, I went to the UK, the EU visa is all arranged by myself, and I also applied for a UK visit visa for my father, mother, and girlfriend, and a Schengen visa for the European Union.

If you want to apply for your parents to come over, you just need to prepare the following documents:

1. Your bank statement in the UK, 2. Proof of your school in the UK (if you want your parents to attend the graduation ceremony, prepare the tickets to attend the graduation ceremony), 3. Your invitation letter to your parents, 4. Proof of accommodation: you can ask your landlord to give you a certificate stating that your parents are staying at the landlord's house during their stay in the UK; Or, during your parents' stay in the UK, you book a hotel order), 5, your parents' proof of work (if your parents are still working, by the way, also write the approved holidays), 6, your parents' proof of funds (if you show your bank statement in the UK, your parents do not need to show proof of funds, of course, there is a final preparation, to prove that your parents will not abandon the motherland because of a small Britain, hehe, your parents' passport, and finally your family's household registration book, Prove that you are a family, and you don't need a translator (if you are not at ease, you can also take the household registration book to the notary office to prove your kinship, but, I think, there is no need at all).

The above information, in addition to the household registration book, other paper materials prepared in China, just prepare one copy in Chinese and English, just translate it yourself, I have applied for so many visas, and I have always translated it myself, no problem at all.

If there is anything unclear, short me, remember to give me a lot of points, hehee [Ladies and gentlemen, don't copy to other issues, please respect the fruits of my labor, hehe].

Hello! It is recommended to find a senior intermediary to handle it, it doesn't cost a few dollars, but the pass rate is guaranteed to avoid the trouble caused by visa rejection!

All the best!

It is better for someone who is qualified to turn it over for you and stamp it with a stamp that can prove his identity.

You can go to the visa at any time after the UK visa is refused, you don't have to worry about this, the refusal only means that your current binding force does not meet the requirements of the embassy, as long as the overall conditions are changed next time, the binding force is increased, it is completely possible to pass. The visitor visa needs to review the information of both domestic and foreign parties, as long as the information is good, it can be passed, even if there are friends abroad, you can also apply for a tourist visa, only review the information of the domestic party, relatively speaking, it is more simple.

If your visa is refused, you will receive a written notification detailing the reason for the refusal, whether the documents are incomplete, whether the documents are not true, or the consular officer believes that there are no good reasons to believe that you will be able to return on time, etc. You have one opportunity to appeal within 14 days of receiving the notice. The refusal does not mean that the visa officer's decision is correct, so make the most of this appeal and use hard evidence to convince the visa officer to change the decision to refuse.

The UK family visit visa mainly depends on your overall personal request, whether you have a stable job, whether you have a fixed deposit and bank statements, etc., if you have good conditions, the pass rate is still very high. If you refuse a visa, ask about the reason for the refusal, analyze it, don't apply for it in a short time, and then sign it back after a while, or consult Haoguo.com to see if you can find a solution for you, they have some embassy reputation and connections, and there is still some help for re-signing, my mother and I are at their house to visa, but it still costs a lot. In short, you must prepare more relevant materials for a visa to visit relatives, and try to dispel the visa officer's doubts about you from the materials.

The procedure is similar to that when you apply for a student visa, the materials are similar, the bank deposit certificate and other documents do not need to be translated, all kinds of documents must have originals, copies and translations, no need to find a regular translation agency to translate, as long as the format is correct, there are no grammar and spelling mistakes, you can hi me if necessary.

Question 1: Does your mother have any family information at work, and if so, ask the school to issue some certificates? If not, group photos, email exchanges, call messages, and any proof you can think of can be used as supporting materials.

Question 2: For family visit visas, generally speaking, the main focus is on the bank statement of the sponsor in the UK, and 7,000 pounds should be enough. It is best for you to provide salary, employment certificate, and tax certificate if the conditions are sufficient.

Problem 3: Won't get stuck.

In general, keep in mind that the materials and language explained are reasonable, reasonable, and reasonable, and there will be absolutely no problem.

Hope it helps.

1.It is more troublesome to not have a household registration book, and you must go to the fair kinship.

2.Does your mother's invitation letter state to pay for you in the UK?

3.It's not a big problem.

1.It's okay to have a group photo, or a call record, but it's best to have a household registration book that can directly prove your immediate family relationship.

2.If the invitation letter states that your mother pays for all your expenses, then proof of your own funds is not so important.

3.It won't be carded, my family came to the UK for Easter, the visa expired on the 18th, and I went back on the 10th, and there was no problem.

1. Past visa refusal records.

whether you have a previous record of being outside the country or refusing a visa or refusal of entry, whether for an application in the UK or for an application from another non-resident country; Having these records may result in the refusal of your new UK application.

2. Travel history.

When applying for a short-term visa such as a tourist visa, it will be helpful for you to have more experience abroad, especially if you have a record of going abroad in developed countries; Of course, it is not necessary to refuse a visa without a travel record.

3. Immigration tendencies.

In the application for a visa abroad, the issue of immigration propensity is a big problem faced by visa applicants, which is actually very subjective, because the embassy will not tell you the specific provisions to prove that you have a tendency to immigrate illegally; However, if the visa officer feels that you have a tendency to immigrate illegally, the visa officer will give you a decision to refuse the visa.

How can I rule out immigration intent in my visa application?

In practice, the British Embassy in China uses the "presumption of guilt" principle for visa applicants who wish to travel to the UK, and the British visa officer always assumes that you have a tendency to immigrate to the UK, assuming that the real purpose of all applicants for a non-immigrant visa is to stay in the UK, and the applicant has to try to convince the visa officer that he or she will return to China immediately after his visit, and the visa officer proves that you have no such inclination.

The visa officer examines whether an applicant has an immigrant intention and does so in two main ways:

Whether the applicant's purpose of going abroad is clear:

Check whether the applicant's plan to return to China is real and concrete.

Your family relationship in the UK and where you live:

Do you have sufficient contacts in China, including work, property, spouse, savings, etc.

If you have relatives in the UK, you need to make this clear in your application materials, and don't choose to hide it because it may increase your propensity to immigrate.

Because of the concealment of the information of relatives living in the UK, once found out by the embassy, it is very likely that the visa will be denied.

If you have relatives in the UK, you can choose to apply for a family visit visa when you apply for a short-term visa, although you need to provide other supporting documents, but it is important not to leave anything to chance.