jack4952 asked:

A very close female friend living in Odessa, Ukraine applied for a TOURIST VISA to visit me in the U.S. for her vacation. After her interview at the U.S. Embassy in Kiev, Ukraine, she was handed a generic “Dear Applicant” letter DENYING her the visa using the standard reason: the applicant has not shown sufficient evidence of returning home after their visit, but may “abandon their home country”. It did NOT even have her name on it – it was handed to her from a stack of IDENTICAL letters.

Now, she recently BOUGHT a new apartment (in cash – NO mortgage!) for herself and her son; has a full-time job as a “Head Nurse” at a medical facility in Odessa; owns a part-time dermatology business there; has advanced degrees/medical training there that would NOT be recognized in the U.S.; her parents own their home in full nearby. What more “evidence” do they want?

It turns out that the U.S. DENIES visas to ALL young, attractive, female applicants from certain countries (Russia, Ukraine)…

jack4952 asked:

A very close female friend living in Odessa, Ukraine applied for a TOURIST VISA to visit me in the U.S. for her vacation. After her interview at the U.S. Embassy in Kiev, Ukraine, she was handed a generic “Dear Applicant” letter DENYING her the visa using the standard reason: the applicant has not shown sufficient evidence of returning home after their visit, but may “abandon their home country”. It did NOT even have her name on it – it was handed to her from a stack of IDENTICAL letters.

Now, she recently BOUGHT a new apartment (in cash – NO mortgage!) for herself and her son; has a full-time job as a “Head Nurse” at a medical facility in Odessa; owns a part-time dermatology business there; has advanced degrees/medical training there that would NOT be recognized in the U.S.; her parents own their home in full nearby. What more “evidence” do they want?

It turns out that the U.S. DENIES visas to ALL young, attractive, female applicants from certain countries (Russia, Ukraine)…