Many of our clients face the situation where, even holding a second passport, they receive a refusal for a U.S. visa. This is exactly what happened with our client — Michael, a businessman with a Grenadian passport.
After submitting his application independently, he was refused a U.S. visa. The situation was critical: in less than a month Michael had an important business trip planned. Missing it could have meant lost contracts and reputational risks.
Michael turned to us for assistance. We:
Although less than a month had passed since the refusal, our client successfully passed the interview and received his U.S. visa.
This case shows that even after a refusal, there are still strong chances of success — the key is to approach the process correctly and entrust it to professionals.
If you are interested in obtaining a Grenadian Citizenship by Investment passport, we can guide you through the entire process.
And if you need assistance with U.S. immigration, we also provide support with a wide range of visa programs, including:
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