No matter who applied to study in Canada or married immigrants, they were refused visas several times. Will the current application for studying in the United States be affected by Canada's previous v

No matter who applied to study in Canada or married immigrants, they were refused visas several times. Will the current application for studying in the United States be affected by Canada's previous visa refusal? Are you studying abroad or emigrating, or are you studying abroad as a means and emigrating for the purpose? Your high rejection rate will definitely have a great impact. In the United States, some people refused to sign 10 more times, and finally got a visa, but the personal situation was different. Your record is not good. The United States and Canada have developed computer information. If you want to check, you must find out. Therefore, I suggest that you try to get one first if conditions permit.

And the intermediary must be careful when making fakes, otherwise you will be banned from entering the country forever. As for the marriage and reunion, your records will affect the judgment of the immigration officer, but whether you can sign it or not mainly depends on whether you can prove that your marriage is true, not for immigration, so as long as you make the records and evidence beautiful and impeccable, you will not refuse to sign it even if it is rejected 100 times.

Good luck.