Canadian PR, will my application for a US visa be rejected?

Yes, many Canadian PRs, especially new immigrants who have just landed, are rejected when applying for a U.S. visa. This is because a Canadian PR application for a U.S. visa requires multiple trips for ten years, so the U.S. has strict requirements for Canadian PR. There are some restrictions. The main reason for visa rejection is that there is not enough binding force to allow you to return to Canada on time, which is reflected in the following aspects: 1. The time to land in Canada is too short. 2. There are no fixed assets. 3. No job or low income. 4. My English is too poor (because there will be interviews and some communication). Of course, if your husband is in a better situation than you or has a better job (monthly salary of more than 4,000 Canadian dollars), the approval rate will still be very high.

Suggestion: It is safer to apply when your hardware conditions are good enough. Generally, 2-3 years is a more suitable time for new immigrants to log in (because tax bills and bank statements for 1-2 years can be provided). The family income is more than 5,000 Canadian dollars per month and the job is stable. They have a house and their English can meet basic communication needs. Basically, all conditions will be met.