Parents and Brothers and his wife visitor visa

[Princcy]

Hi
My Parents my brother along with his wife are applying for visitor visa in March from USA.
separately they had applied before and my brothers family got it my parents got refused. My parents are travelling to USA and from there they would apply together . all 4 of them are working my parents are govt employees and my bro and his wife are on H1B.
I just need to know would they check my annual earnings too as its tourist visa? what about apartment size?

Thank u

 

[k.h.p.]

No, they don't check those things as part of a visitor's visa review.

 

[canuck_in_uk]

Hi
My Parents my brother along with his wife are applying for visitor visa in March from USA.
separately they had applied before and my brothers family got it my parents got refused. My parents are travelling to USA and from there they would apply together . all 4 of them are working my parents are govt employees and my bro and his wife are on H1B.
I just need to know would they check my annual earnings too as its tourist visa? what about apartment size?

Thank u

Do your parents actually live in the US? If not, they should be applying from their own country.

 

[Princcy]

Do your parents actually live in the US? If not, they should be applying from their own country.

Hi
no they are just travelling there..is it ?

 

[canuck_in_uk]

Hi
no they are just travelling there..is it ?

If they apply from a country where they have temporary status, it weakens their ties and lessens their chances of approval. They really should apply from home.

 

[Princcy]

If they apply from a country where they have temporary status, it weakens their ties and lessens their chances of approval. They really should apply from home.

But isnt easy for them to apply for Canada when they are already in neighboring country with my brother?

 

[canuck_in_uk]

But isnt easy for them to apply for Canada when they are already in neighboring country with my brother?

No. They are applying from a country where they have no ties and therefore are a higher risk to overstay.