Russian visa refusal stamp [closed]

Russian Visa application refused because the old visa did not cover an older refusal stamp?

I applied myself for a russian visa 5 months ago and got refused on the spot because my documents were wrong. A month later I applied through a visa center and I got my visa accepted at the embassy.

Now I want to apply again (through a visa center) but when the visa center took the documents to the embassy, the embassy said that it seems like i tried to apply again and got refused, they think that since the Visa did not cover the refusal stamp since 5 months ago, which lead them to think that I'm already refused.

What do you think about this situation?

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Will I be notified if my visa is refused?

If denied a visa, in most cases the applicant is notified of the section of law which applies. Visa applicants are also advised by the consular officer if they may apply for a waiver of their ineligibility.

Is visa rejection stamped on passport?

As long as there is no visa rejection stamp on your passport none will know that another country has denied your visa. Except for Schengen countries as they use the same system and they will be able to pull you information.

Why do Russian visas get rejected?

Incomplete supporting documentation is the most common reason for refusing one a visa. Refusal is also possible if the visa application was not filled out correctly. If the applicant was issued with an entry ban to the Russian Federation, they will be refused an entry visa in the Russian Embassy or Consulate.

Is Russian visit visa open?

Due to Covid-19 epidemy the visa processing is temporarily suspended since March 18 by the Ministry Of Internal Affairs.

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