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L1 A Blanket Approved
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My L1A Blanket visa got approved on 15th of this month. I had by Biometrics in the morning 8:30 AM and my interview was scheduled for 11:00. Biometrics was quick. Reached at venue by around 7:45 and they let me in at around 8 AM. Within 15-20 minutes everything was completed. Let me tell, the staff over there were very helpful. I initially thought of going to the Counsulate soon after that, but when I reached there the line was big and had almost 2 hours left. So went back to the hotel.
Reached the consulate at 10:30. They were strictly allowing folks based on the slots. So by 10:45 they let me in. Once inside, they will first arrange the documents in the right order and hand it over to you. Then they would collect the fees and ask to move to the next counter, where they would do verification of the passport. You would then be asked to join the line for the interview. Note that I earlier had a US L1A visa which was expired. So questions were asked in that pretext.
VO: Good morning. Please provide your documents
Me: Provided the documents that were bundled (including passport)
VO: How may reportees would you have and how many directs?
Me: Gave the answers
VO: Where in US would you be based out of
Me: Gave the information
VO: How long have you been with "company name":
Me: Gave the number of years
VO: Who is your client?
Me: Gave client name
VO: Your Visa is approved.
My L1A Blanket visa got approved on 15th of this month. I had by Biometrics in the morning 8:30 AM and my interview was scheduled for 11:00. Biometrics was quick. Reached at venue by around 7:45 and they let me in at around 8 AM. Within 15-20 minutes everything was completed. Let me tell, the staff over there were very helpful. I initially thought of going to the Counsulate soon after that, but when I reached there the line was big and had almost 2 hours left. So went back to the hotel.
Reached the consulate at 10:30. They were strictly allowing folks based on the slots. So by 10:45 they let me in. Once inside, they will first arrange the documents in the right order and hand it over to you. Then they would collect the fees and ask to move to the next counter, where they would do verification of the passport. You would then be asked to join the line for the interview. Note that I earlier had a US L1A visa which was expired. So questions were asked in that pretext.
VO: Good morning. Please provide your documents
Me: Provided the documents that were bundled (including passport)
VO: How may reportees would you have and how many directs?
Me: Gave the answers
VO: Where in US would you be based out of
Me: Gave the information
VO: How long have you been with "company name":
Me: Gave the number of years
VO: Who is your client?
Me: Gave client name
VO: Your Visa is approved.
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