I second that statement. I got rejected for my own company (without
explanation). I then got rejected for my friend's company (because it
didn't "appear" legit as it had no web page and a gmail address, despite
being very legit). Finally, I got accepted for a real job at a very
presentable, well funded company. But from now on, forever AFAIK, I have to
tick the box "Have you ever been rejected for a visa". Who knows how it
will affect me in the future.
A.
On Monday, November 18, 2013 5:58:14 PM UTC-8, Geoff McQueen wrote:
>
> I'm mostly a farmer nowadays. If you've got questions post them on the
> blog so others can benefit from the advice. Basically, you need to be able
> to convince someone who's skeptical that your company can pay your salary
> (and some). If they turn you down, you're pretty much screwed for life - so
> don't treat it flippantly.
>
>
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