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Business Visa - B1 Issued
First and Foremost A BIG Thank You to this site which helped me in preparing for the Interview

Here are the Question asked
1> Since How long have you been working with the Current Company ?

2> Who is your Client ?

3> What is your Income ?

4> Are you Married ?

5> Have you been to the U.S. for a Business Trip ?

6> Have you been to any other country for a Business Trip ?

7> What do you do ? (Work Profile)

This Interview Lasted for 30-40 Seconds. It was like a rapid Fire Round :) and I was very confident while answering. The VO did not ask for any supporting documents.

Some Tips
- Dress Well and be Presentable
- Listen carefully to the Question and Answer to the point
- Keep a light smile.

ALL The Very BEST
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Mom's and Mom-in-law's B2 Visa got approved
Hi, my mom and mom-in-law gave interview on 14 and 15th of Sept. and both of them got it in 5 mins. Questions asked were:
1. what does ur son/son-in-law doing
2. what ur husband do
3. how many chlidren do u have and
4. what they r doing

No documents were asked, just 156 and 157. Although, I had sent all the documents mentioned by immihelp.
Hope this info may be useful for immihelp readers. And I thank immihelp a lot, as it was truly a valuable resource for all the needed information.
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B1 VISA approved
First, I would like to thank Immihelp for providing excellent information on almost every topic with respect to visas. It helped a lot for me.

My VISA appointment was scheduled 15-Sep-2009 at 8:45AM in Hyderabad. They allowed me in at 8:30AM, fingerprints done by 8:45AM and I was there at the visa counter by 9:05AM. The VO asked me the following questions:
1. Which company are you working for?
2. What do you do?
3. Purpose of the trip.
4. How many years of experience?
5. How much are you earning?
6. Are you married?

Thats it. She said I would get my passport within a week.

Today, 18-Sep-2009 I got my visa with 10yrs multiple entry.
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Visa Got Hold-up
I applied for B1 visa & appeared for an interview. After the interview Counsellar said we cont issue a visa to you & gave me 212(G) pink color form.

Please advice what action can we take from our side to process the visa ASAP.

Thanks
Imran
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B1 Visa Rejected
Date : 30 Aug 09
Time : 12.00

1. Stood in Que for 15 mins.

2. Finger print done by 12.15

3. Interview call by 12.45

4. Visa Officer :
Why do you want to vist US ?

How much do you earn ?

How long have you been working with your organization ?


Tips :
1. Never take sealed envlopes. They will send you out of embasy to open it.

2. You may not get B1 visa if your experience is less than 4 years.

3. The Visa Officer will not ask you for any document. You need to push applicable documents with each question.

Please correct me if I am wrong.
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My experience for B1 visa
First off all thanks to all of them who posted there experience here promptly, which helped me a lot in getting the details about visa interview.

Let me let some thing what i observed regarding this is you have to be very specific with why ur going and the purpose should be very much transperent and should explain to officer in a short and clear pronounciation. Next is the supporting strong points are be very much attentive to there questions and try to convience the need of visa. No need to be very much afraid...its even not depends on the way u look or the way you pocess but the way you give answers with confidence will matters.

So ALL THE BEST TO YOU
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interview experience on 2009/08/03
Interview date : Aug 3 2009, Mumbai
I have had F1 and H1 in the past and was applying for Business Visa this time
Interview Time : 7:45 am
VFS lounge facility availed, but not really worth it unless you want to keep mobile, etc in their locker. I think the next time I go for a Visa Interview (which may be 10 years from now) I will not avail of the VFS Lounge facility.. if it exists, that is!

Anyways here is how it all went ...
1) reached the consulate via the VFS bus around 8 am
2) stood in queue outside the consulate gate 20 mins
3) done with finger printing 8:50 am
4) atleast 300 people in the Interview hall. August is a lot of rush because of F1 visas
5) 10:20 I get called for the interview

VO: Why do you want to go to the US
me: I would like to meet some clients in the US plus I have lived in the US in the past, so would like to catch up with friends

VO: Whats your company name?

VO: How many employees?

VO: How much do you make?

VO: Do you have your tax returns?

VO: Your visa will be issued to you
me: thanks a lot.. have a good one!
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attending a conference
I am attending an international conference in San Diego California, will my company head need to fill up mY DS156 and DS157? tHANKS. Will I need to apply for B1? or B2 Visa?
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attending a conference
I am attending an international conference in San Diego California, will my company head need to fill up mY DS156 and DS157? tHANKS. Will I need to apply for B1? or B2 Visa?
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Interview on Tuesday
Hi. My company is sending me for a series of training in Las Vegas on the 30th but I have yet to be interviewed at the Embassy. I've been with the company for a month hence, they are shouldering everything. Am pretty nervous of the interview thats why i am flicking through here. So what advice could you give me to get my visa approved? Thanks.
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