What happens if the documents are incomplete and the visa is refused? Can I apply again?

As we all know, there are many reasons for visa refusal, and here, I will broadly divide them into three main categories:

1.Immigration tendency, which is the reason why most people are denied visas, and there are many reasons why the visa officer comes to this conclusion, most of the time because the applicant's purpose of staying in the United States is not clear, he is not familiar with the school and major, there is no specific and feasible plan to return to China, the history of visa refusal to visit relatives in the past, and there are problems with funds, etc.

2.Some objective conditions of the applicant themselves, such as: poor language skills, which makes it difficult to communicate with the visa officer, sponsor problems, repeated visa refusal experience, etc.

3.Others: incomplete documents, expired I-20, inter-district visa, problems with the U.S. school you applied to, false information provided to the consular officer, etc.

The above is only a small part of the reasons for visa refusal, what I want to say is that after the refusal, we must carefully analyze the reasons and find the problem, for example: if the communication with the visa officer is not in place, resulting in some misunderstandings among the visa officer, then there is still great hope for the next visa. If it is because of your own objective conditions, then it is best to wait for a period of time, and then sign after the relevant conditions are mature or improved.

However, if the visa officer finds out because of fraud or forgery, there is no need to re-apply, which will only bring you endless trouble and trouble.

Therefore, recognizing your own situation and finding out where the problem lies is the key to the visa.

Although the embassy has relatively clear and specific requirements for the submission of materials, it is unbelievable that many applications are obviously incomplete. Please note: incomplete documents do not mean that the conditions are not available, but often because the homework in the visa preparation process is not done well and is not done properly.

Let's think about it from another perspective: because Canadian visa applications are mostly "on paper" and rarely interviewed in person, the visa officer can only "know" one applicant in writing. If the documents are incomplete, it means that it is impossible to understand the "whole picture" of the applicant, and it is difficult to make a judgment, so it is not surprising that the visa is refused.

The refusal of a visa due to incomplete documents is quite unjust: it is clear that the conditions are met, but it is not fully reflected, which not only delays the time of study, but also increases the difficulty of the next application.

Fortunately, there is still a chance that the general incompleteness can be remedied by reapplying. The difficulty caused by it is that those applicants whose conditions are mediocre and seem to be insufficient will cause the visa officer to be particularly picky and sensitive during the process when they reapply after the visa refusal.

Therefore, friends who want to study there must pay attention, and they must improve the preparation work beforehand, so as to save the trouble of refusing a visa at that time.

Legal Analysis: Depends on the circumstances.

Legal basis: Article 9 of the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Administration of Exit and Entry: Chinese citizens who leave and enter the country shall apply for a crude passport or other travel document in Yinzhen in accordance with the law.

Chinese citizens traveling to other countries or regions are also required to obtain a visa or other entry permit certificate from the country to which they are traveling. However, except for the mutual visa exemption agreements signed by China and other countries, or as otherwise stipulated by the Ministry of Public Security or others.

Chinese citizens who leave or enter China as seafarers and work on foreign ships shall apply for seafarers' certificates in accordance with the law.

Under immigration law, certain visa types are people with potential immigration tendencies. Usually, the consular officer needs to quickly determine whether the applicant has an intention to immigrate for this type of visa. Therefore, applicants for this type of spine need to prepare materials that can fully prove their willingness to return to China and domestic ties before the interview, which can be proof of stable income, proof of close relatives in China, real estate certificate, etc.

To be sure, the documents provided are in line with the evidence to prove that the applicant has a strong desire to return to China and has close ties in China, but the visa officer does not rely solely on this to make a decision, mainly for the following reasons:

1. Data can be falsified. There are many people who falsify work certificates, bank statements, and business licenses, so based on the data submitted by the applicant, the visa officer will not believe that the applicant has no intention of immigrating.

2. Owning real estate and bank deposits in China is not enough to prove that returning to China is binding, because sometimes people go overseas and authorize their domestic relatives to sell real estate and collect money directly overseas. In fact, there are those who are happy to give up everything in the country.

3. Many applicants' personal information has been reflected when filling out the DS-160, and the visa officer can see the clue based on the ** submitted by the applicant online. For example, whether the applicant has relatives in the United States, the purpose of the trip, who paid for the trip, current employment and income will all reflect whether the applicant has immigrant intentions.

4. The most important thing is that regardless of whether the visa officer has the certification data brought by the applicant, he will conduct an interview with the applicant, and in the process of the conversation, through the applicant's expression, expression and body language, the visa officer will measure whether the applicant is telling the truth about the immigration inclination. If the applicant is asked whether he or she wants to stay and work in the United States, hesitant or "think later", etc., it will reveal the immigrant tendency. Therefore, it is advisable for such nonimmigrant visa applicants to be aware of certain information when completing the DS-160 that may cause the consular officer to suspect that they have immigrant intentions.

In addition, be fully prepared to return to China with evidence of binding force and close ties in China. Finally, try to avoid suspicious looks, words, and actions during the interview.