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B1 Visa approved
Hi All,
My B1 Visa got approved yesterday. I was waiting to return to Bangalore to post my experience.
My interview was scheduled at 9:15 AM. After my documents were verified, I was asked to wait for my turn in the B1 interview queue. The VO was the same person who conducted my L1 Blanket interview and rejected my visa. I was super nervous. As I waited for my turn, I saw a couple of rejections just ahead of me. One of the guys stupidly told the VO that he was going to do some design.
When I was called for the interview, I greeted him with a smile and said "Hello! How are you doing". I did not understand a word of what he said after that.
He asked me to place my right middle finger on the finger print scanner. I paused for a moment, though which finger was my right middle finger and then placed it(He can ask us to place any finger in the finger print scanner). I think placing the right finger creates an impression on the VO. I may be wrong, but I personally think the interviewers are kind of personality readers and may imply something if we place the wrong finger, so better pause for a second and think through it before placing the finger.
Now for my interview questions.
VO: Where are you traveling:
Me: Livonia, Michigan
VO: For how long
Me 10 weeks
VO: Do you have a travel plan. Can you show me.(This question is kind of ambiguous because my DS-160 says that I don't have a travel plan. He may have asked the question to verify something)
Me: No. I don't have a travel plan.
The VO scribbled something and said something that I did not understand.
Me: Excuse me
VO: Your visa has been approved.<I didn't understand the second part of what he said but it did not matter as he kept my visa.>
The accent of the VO is not American and the accent seemed like Russian or Eastern European so the difficulty in understanding.
All the best to all of you.
My B1 Visa got approved yesterday. I was waiting to return to Bangalore to post my experience.
My interview was scheduled at 9:15 AM. After my documents were verified, I was asked to wait for my turn in the B1 interview queue. The VO was the same person who conducted my L1 Blanket interview and rejected my visa. I was super nervous. As I waited for my turn, I saw a couple of rejections just ahead of me. One of the guys stupidly told the VO that he was going to do some design.
When I was called for the interview, I greeted him with a smile and said "Hello! How are you doing". I did not understand a word of what he said after that.
He asked me to place my right middle finger on the finger print scanner. I paused for a moment, though which finger was my right middle finger and then placed it(He can ask us to place any finger in the finger print scanner). I think placing the right finger creates an impression on the VO. I may be wrong, but I personally think the interviewers are kind of personality readers and may imply something if we place the wrong finger, so better pause for a second and think through it before placing the finger.
Now for my interview questions.
VO: Where are you traveling:
Me: Livonia, Michigan
VO: For how long
Me 10 weeks
VO: Do you have a travel plan. Can you show me.(This question is kind of ambiguous because my DS-160 says that I don't have a travel plan. He may have asked the question to verify something)
Me: No. I don't have a travel plan.
The VO scribbled something and said something that I did not understand.
Me: Excuse me
VO: Your visa has been approved.<I didn't understand the second part of what he said but it did not matter as he kept my visa.>
The accent of the VO is not American and the accent seemed like Russian or Eastern European so the difficulty in understanding.
All the best to all of you.
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