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H1B visa interview
I attended visa interview on 30th along with my wife(H4).
The interview went this way:-
I: GM
VO: GM. So, why do you want to go on H1.
I: blah blah
VO: Which company are you working with currently?
I: blah blah
VO: How much experience do you have?
I: blah blah
VO: Do you have masters degree in computers?
I: yes. mentioned the name of the degree.
VO: (Reading I797) How did you find this job?
I: blah blah.
VO: So what does the company do?
I: blah blah.
VO: How long have you been married?
I: told duration.
VO to my wife: Is it an arranged marriage? How did you meet your husband?
wife: blah blah.
VO: I'll have your passports couriered to you.
We: Thanks.
Apart from I797, he didn't ask for any documents.
The interview went this way:-
I: GM
VO: GM. So, why do you want to go on H1.
I: blah blah
VO: Which company are you working with currently?
I: blah blah
VO: How much experience do you have?
I: blah blah
VO: Do you have masters degree in computers?
I: yes. mentioned the name of the degree.
VO: (Reading I797) How did you find this job?
I: blah blah.
VO: So what does the company do?
I: blah blah.
VO: How long have you been married?
I: told duration.
VO to my wife: Is it an arranged marriage? How did you meet your husband?
wife: blah blah.
VO: I'll have your passports couriered to you.
We: Thanks.
Apart from I797, he didn't ask for any documents.
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