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Dear all,
Firstly, thanks for this forum which helped me in understanding the interview process and questions expected. A bit of background, before i dive into the interview and outcome. i am working in a CRO and i am being transferred to US to manage a function. Our company attorney's applied for a L1 A blanket Visa. i have been working for this company for about 7.6 years.
I am not going to talk about Biometrics or place of interview or que's etc., Details of these are pretty straight forward and have been mentioned time and again by a lot of others.
I am married and i went alone to the interview. So if you go alone or with family, that will not influence the decision of the approval.
My interview lasted only about 3 mins and i was asked only 4 questions:
Which place are you going?
How much is your salary?
What is your designation?
What do you do?
After which, he said, he is approving the visa and stamped 2 copies of I-129s and returned them to me. I am not gonna lie, i was nervous and i perspired like a pig only to realize that it wasn't needed to be nervous.
Anyway, everything went well and we will be moving to US in May 2019.
A big thanks to this forum.
All the best for others who are in the process.
Firstly, thanks for this forum which helped me in understanding the interview process and questions expected. A bit of background, before i dive into the interview and outcome. i am working in a CRO and i am being transferred to US to manage a function. Our company attorney's applied for a L1 A blanket Visa. i have been working for this company for about 7.6 years.
I am not going to talk about Biometrics or place of interview or que's etc., Details of these are pretty straight forward and have been mentioned time and again by a lot of others.
I am married and i went alone to the interview. So if you go alone or with family, that will not influence the decision of the approval.
My interview lasted only about 3 mins and i was asked only 4 questions:
Which place are you going?
How much is your salary?
What is your designation?
What do you do?
After which, he said, he is approving the visa and stamped 2 copies of I-129s and returned them to me. I am not gonna lie, i was nervous and i perspired like a pig only to realize that it wasn't needed to be nervous.
Anyway, everything went well and we will be moving to US in May 2019.
A big thanks to this forum.
All the best for others who are in the process.
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