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  1. I want to invite a Ukrainian citizen to the U.S., what needs to be done to get them a visa?
  2. How do I get an appointment for a nonimmigrant visa interview?
  3. Where can I find free access to the Internet in Ukraine to complete my Electronic Visa Application Form?
  4. How can I pay my nonimmigrant visa application fee?
  5. As an American, what can I do to help a resident of Ukraine get a U.S. visa?
  6. What documents are needed for a Ukrainian citizen to prove they are qualified for a visa?
  7. How can a Ukrainian without an appointment apply for a visa because they have to travel soon?
  8. Why was the Ukrainian citizen I invited to the U.S. denied a visa?
  9. How can a Ukrainian citizen reapply for a visa once they have been denied?
  10. What should I do if my non-immigrant visa application has been refused under Section 221(g)?
  11. Now that I have a U.S. visa, how long can I stay in the U.S.?
  12. How to record departure from the United States, after the fact
  13. Visa Validity and Passport Validity
  14. E-passports and the Visa Waiver Program: Questions and Answers
  15. Call Center Questions and Answers

How can a Ukrainian citizen reapply for a visa once they have been denied?

Most visa applicants are found ineligible for U.S. visas under Section 214(b) of the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA), which is not a permanent ineligibility. If, in a subsequent application, an applicant is able to convince the consular officer that he or she has no intention of abandoning his or her residence overseas, due to new evidence of strong ties not presented during his or her original application, or because his or her social, familial, or economic situation has changed in a way which strengthens his or her ties to his or her home country, he or she may be issued a visa.

Anyone wishing to reapply for a U.S. visa may request an appointment at any time, regardless of the outcome of or time elapsed since his or her last application. However, we generally recommend that an applicant with a refusal wait for twelve months if he or she has no new information to present.

If an applicant was denied a visa under as section of the INA other than Section 214(b), he or she should have been given a specific, written explanation of the section of the INA that he or she was denied under. This explanation should have instructions on how to proceed with future visa applications.

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