What are the reasons for my previous USA visa rejection and can my sister apply on my behalf?
No, your sister cannot apply for a U.S. student visa on your behalf. The application and interview must be completed by you personally.
Common reasons for U.S. student visa rejections include:
- Insufficient financial proof to cover tuition and living expenses
- Not demonstrating intent to return to your home country after studies
- Incomplete or incorrect documentation
- Poor interview performance
- Previous unlawful presence or visa violations in the U.S.
Visa refused? You can still make the next intake.
Get a reapplication plan that fixes what went wrong last time.
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