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L1-B Blanket & L2 Approved @ Chennai
I attended the interview in Chennai on 16th March with my wife and kid.
I suggest that you reach the consulate entrance only about 30 minutes prior to the time on the interview appointment. Otherwise you will have to wait in scorching sun for a long time. Don't worry if you are at the end of the queue. You can always tell the security personnel that your interview time is approaching and they will let you in.
And lastly, it does not look like there is any luck factor here. If you are 100% genuine for the visa category, chances are that you will most probably get the visa.
Since I had my baby with me, the processing was extremely fast for me. They did not make me wait in any queue and gave me preference.
About the interview:
Q. Who is your client?
Ans: I work in a product company and hence I do not have a client. I will be working for my company itself.
Q. What will you be doing in US?
Ans: I will be building a new *** product using my companies proprietary frameworks X and Y
Q. Frameworks?
Ans: Yes. My company have specialized frameworks to build this kind of products
Q: How long have you been working on this project?
And: This is going to be a new project.
Q: How much experience do you have in these technologies?
Ans: 5 year in X and 3 years in Y
he glanced through my companies BEP covering letter and stopped at my current salary figure.
Q: Can you show me your recent pay slips
Ans: Here they are
It took only 1 to 2 minutes.
He said 'You visas are approved and you will get your passports my courier'. He handed two copies of the petition after stamping.
The entire process took less than half an hour for me.
My advice is to stress on the specialized knowledge you have on your companies technology/processes/products etc. If you are working in a services company and going to work for a client's project, make sure that you stress on your companies technology rather than the client's.
I suggest that you reach the consulate entrance only about 30 minutes prior to the time on the interview appointment. Otherwise you will have to wait in scorching sun for a long time. Don't worry if you are at the end of the queue. You can always tell the security personnel that your interview time is approaching and they will let you in.
And lastly, it does not look like there is any luck factor here. If you are 100% genuine for the visa category, chances are that you will most probably get the visa.
Since I had my baby with me, the processing was extremely fast for me. They did not make me wait in any queue and gave me preference.
About the interview:
Q. Who is your client?
Ans: I work in a product company and hence I do not have a client. I will be working for my company itself.
Q. What will you be doing in US?
Ans: I will be building a new *** product using my companies proprietary frameworks X and Y
Q. Frameworks?
Ans: Yes. My company have specialized frameworks to build this kind of products
Q: How long have you been working on this project?
And: This is going to be a new project.
Q: How much experience do you have in these technologies?
Ans: 5 year in X and 3 years in Y
he glanced through my companies BEP covering letter and stopped at my current salary figure.
Q: Can you show me your recent pay slips
Ans: Here they are
It took only 1 to 2 minutes.
He said 'You visas are approved and you will get your passports my courier'. He handed two copies of the petition after stamping.
The entire process took less than half an hour for me.
My advice is to stress on the specialized knowledge you have on your companies technology/processes/products etc. If you are working in a services company and going to work for a client's project, make sure that you stress on your companies technology rather than the client's.
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