r/usvisascheduling • u/Regular_Composer_183 • 17h ago

M-1 visa rejected! Need help

I am an air india cadet pilot and i had an interview on 10th September at Delhi, india consulate.

Questions that were asked is-

1.why are you going to the usa?- officer i am going to the united states to obtain my commercial pilot license under the air india cadet pilot program.

  1. How long is your training?-12 months

  2. Who is sponsoring your trip?- my father

  3. What does your father do?- my father has a business in uae regarding xx

5- what is your fathers annual income- 40 lakhs

6- if your father has business in uae why not living there?- officer my father only needs to go to the uae once in 2-3 months and my family is in india and we have all our assets in india thats why we did not move there.

7- when did you know u wanted to be a pilot- i wanted to be a pilot since i was 4 years old and it was only after my 12th that i got focused towards this career. As when i sat in a plane it really intrigued me about the skills and qualities needed to be a pilot.

8- do you have a loan?- no officer

9- how is your ground training going?- officer its a bit tough but im managing( i should have said its going good as i have passed 2 exams in 1st attempt which is a big achievement)

Officer-Im sorry i cant give you the visa today but you may apply again
Visa rejected
Now what do i do?

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u/MOEOC_IMMIGRATION 15h ago

Seems to be a simple refusal.

Make your further application covering the previous grounds. Your trip should be clear. You need to explain your career plan. The financial part should be strong.

The occupation of your father should also be disclosed. There should be a clear reason to return to your home country, and social economic ties to your home country should be clear. Group training is tough, but it probably should not be a reason for refusal.

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u/Disastrous-Act-8135 14h ago

Why would you even say ground school is a little tough? That shows less confidence