gwensvilla

Is it possible to withdraw from e2 application without a denial after all documents are submitted and fees paid, but prior to interview.
would future esta travel be affected.
How would a child of an applicant in this situation be affected.thx

ian-mstm

No. There are only two possible outcomes from a visa application: approval or denial. Anything that clearly isn't an approval (such as withdrawing your application) results in a denial.


Very likely, yes. The visa denial must be declared on any future ESTA application. If you currently have a valid ESTA, you are obligated to redo ESTA and declare the visa denial. If the visa is denied and you do not update ESTA, you risk a ban from the US if you get caught. You will likely get caught.


Good question! I'm not 100% sure, but I guess the same as the adult. Hopefully someone else can clarify.

Ian

Noorah101

No. It will be treated as a denial.

Possibly. The only way to know would be to apply for ESTA, declaring the denial, and see if it comes back approved or denied.

Not sure, but I would assume if fees were paid towards a visa for the child, and the parent did not follow through with obtaining the visa, then the child would also have a denied visa. Just my common sense, though. Not sure 100%.

Rene