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L1B blanket approved
My L1B blanket visa got approved in Chennai consulate.
Biometric center:
Initially made to stand in a queue for 10 - 15 mins. Since we had gone with kids, later we were allowed to cut the queue and proceed and after that it was pretty smooth.
Docs required: Passports of each applicant, DS160 of each applicant, Appointment confirmation letter, VISA specification photo for kids.
Consulate:
Appointment was in the morning and we reached 45 mins before time. Since we had kids we cut all the queues, finished the process and came out in roughly 15-20 mins.
Questions asked:
1. Which company do you work for.
2. How long are you with the company.
3. Where did you work before that
4. Are you traveling to a Client location
5. Salary in the US
6. Specialization
7.. What will you work on in the US
No questions asked to wife or kids. After a couple of mins checking some data in the computer, the officer stamped visa on the forms and returned two copies of the forms.
Overall experience at the consulate was very smooth (and quick since we had kids). It appears that the approval depends on the following,
1.Company credibility (current and previous)
2.Total years of experience
3.Working at parent company in the US is preferred
4. Salary in the US
5. If you have travelled before to the US
6. Ability to provide clear and to the point answers confidently.
One does not need to prepare too much for the interview. Just be able to explain the specialized knowledge and how you would apply it and why the work needs to be done from the US.
Biometric center:
Initially made to stand in a queue for 10 - 15 mins. Since we had gone with kids, later we were allowed to cut the queue and proceed and after that it was pretty smooth.
Docs required: Passports of each applicant, DS160 of each applicant, Appointment confirmation letter, VISA specification photo for kids.
Consulate:
Appointment was in the morning and we reached 45 mins before time. Since we had kids we cut all the queues, finished the process and came out in roughly 15-20 mins.
Questions asked:
1. Which company do you work for.
2. How long are you with the company.
3. Where did you work before that
4. Are you traveling to a Client location
5. Salary in the US
6. Specialization
7.. What will you work on in the US
No questions asked to wife or kids. After a couple of mins checking some data in the computer, the officer stamped visa on the forms and returned two copies of the forms.
Overall experience at the consulate was very smooth (and quick since we had kids). It appears that the approval depends on the following,
1.Company credibility (current and previous)
2.Total years of experience
3.Working at parent company in the US is preferred
4. Salary in the US
5. If you have travelled before to the US
6. Ability to provide clear and to the point answers confidently.
One does not need to prepare too much for the interview. Just be able to explain the specialized knowledge and how you would apply it and why the work needs to be done from the US.
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