US visa for interview csq

[soufianovitch]

hello
i m soufiane from morocco and living in alberta, i m a temporary worker { cook }, i transfert my file from biq maghreb to biq new york, now i receuved a letter from CIC montreal that i have an interview on jun in new york, i will apply for the US visa next week and i m affraid that they will not give it to me because i m a temporary worker, do i have any chance to get the US visa ? if not what i have to do ? because i already asked them to change the interview place from new york to montreal and they did not accept itbecause i m living in alberta outside canada, and i should go to new york.

help me please i need more information about my situation thank you

 

[scylla]

Unfortunately there is no guarantee that you will be issued a US visa. When you apply, try to provide as much supporting documentation as possible that demonstrates you are only going to the US for a short visit and have no plans to remain there long term. If you are refused the US visa and cannot attend the interview, then I believe the CSQ will be refused. If you are refused the US visa then I would contact CIC as soon as you can to ask if they will transfer the file back to Morocco.

 

[soufianovitch]

if they know that they will refuse the visa to me why they send to me to new york ? and why they don t transfert my file to montreal? i don t wanna transfert it to morocco

 

[scylla]

You should read the following bulletin that outlines file transfers.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/manuals/bulletins/2010/ob180.asp

Files are rarely transferred if an applicant requests a transfer. When files are transferred, they are transferred for "program integrity reasons". This effectively means that when CIC transfers a file, they don't do this to make things convenient for you - they do it for their own reasons.

I don't think you have any control or say over where your file gets transferred. If you cannot obtain a US visa then I think you should ask for the file to be transferred back to the original visa office (even if this means you have to travel) - and hope they are willing to transfer the file again.

But what you do is obviously your choice...