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L1A Individual Approved
Time to give back....
I had my Bio on 22nd Sep and PAI on 23rd Sep. Both were very smooth and easy.
To be frank, ignoring the time spent in standing at the queue, my PAI took just 10 secs against the Bio which took 25-30 secs :)
Reached the spot at 10.30 AM (PAI was at 11 AM).
Passport and finger prints were verified again to confirm the VISA type.
I was then asked to stand at the long queue to meet the VO. Queue moved pretty slowly and after a long 45 mins wait, i got my chance to speak to the VO.
He was a tall guy wearing a neat blue shirt and a navy blue tie. He called me with a big smile.
I greeted him back with a big smile and the questions started!!
VO: Good Mrng Sir, can I have your passport pls?
Me: Good Mrng Sir, here it is.
VO: So you're applying for L1A Individual, right?
Me: Absolutely!!
VO: Who is your Petitioner?
Me: Answered!!
VO: Who is your Client?
Me: Answered!!
VO: Where will you stay?
Me: Answered!!
VO: What's your pay?
Me: Answered!!
VO: What's your Designation?
Me: Answered!!
Finally, the Golden Words!!
VO: Your Petition is approved.
Me: Thank you so much sir!! What about the I797? Should I take it back??
VO: Yes, Please!! I need your Passport alone for Stamping!!
Me: I greeted him again saying "Thanks Again and have a wonderful day, Bye!!" and came out with a big relief!!
Guys, it's pretty much simple once you complete, but surely you will have a fear before and at the time of interview. Seriously you should have that little fear so that you will consider this seriously.
Just be confident, clear and precise when you answer and practice answering the generic questions at least starting a week before the PAI, which really helps!!
Thank you so much Guys for all the support and all the best for the folks who are going to attend the PAI soon!!!
I had my Bio on 22nd Sep and PAI on 23rd Sep. Both were very smooth and easy.
To be frank, ignoring the time spent in standing at the queue, my PAI took just 10 secs against the Bio which took 25-30 secs :)
Reached the spot at 10.30 AM (PAI was at 11 AM).
Passport and finger prints were verified again to confirm the VISA type.
I was then asked to stand at the long queue to meet the VO. Queue moved pretty slowly and after a long 45 mins wait, i got my chance to speak to the VO.
He was a tall guy wearing a neat blue shirt and a navy blue tie. He called me with a big smile.
I greeted him back with a big smile and the questions started!!
VO: Good Mrng Sir, can I have your passport pls?
Me: Good Mrng Sir, here it is.
VO: So you're applying for L1A Individual, right?
Me: Absolutely!!
VO: Who is your Petitioner?
Me: Answered!!
VO: Who is your Client?
Me: Answered!!
VO: Where will you stay?
Me: Answered!!
VO: What's your pay?
Me: Answered!!
VO: What's your Designation?
Me: Answered!!
Finally, the Golden Words!!
VO: Your Petition is approved.
Me: Thank you so much sir!! What about the I797? Should I take it back??
VO: Yes, Please!! I need your Passport alone for Stamping!!
Me: I greeted him again saying "Thanks Again and have a wonderful day, Bye!!" and came out with a big relief!!
Guys, it's pretty much simple once you complete, but surely you will have a fear before and at the time of interview. Seriously you should have that little fear so that you will consider this seriously.
Just be confident, clear and precise when you answer and practice answering the generic questions at least starting a week before the PAI, which really helps!!
Thank you so much Guys for all the support and all the best for the folks who are going to attend the PAI soon!!!
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