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I have learnt from the experiences shared here and would like to share mine hoping that somebody will benefit from this.
Prep:
Do not overdo while preparing.
Treat it as a job interview and keep your answers ready.
You get a few minutes to present your case, make sure to practice well before appearing for the interview.
Keep it simple.
Visa Day:
Do not reach too early as you will not be allowed to enter before the scheduled time.
> I reached about 45 minutes before my scheduled time. It was quite hot and I had to listen to some unnecessary conversations around rejections.
Make sure to carry a DD with correct details.
> The guy next to me in the queue had missed an important detail in his DD and he was allowed to submit the same after hundreds of requests. Another guy was sent back as his CC did not work. Opt for DD instead of CC as it is safer/easier.
Try not to listen to others’ interviews.
> I overheard a lot of rejections which made me nervous while waiting for my turn. It’s better to concentrate on your pitch while waiting for your turn.
QnA:
VO: How long have you been working with xyz?
Me: I have been working with xyz for X yrs Y months. (It’s a top product company)
VO: What do you do and what will you be doing?
Me. Started with my pitch however the VO intervened after 3-4 sentences.
VO: Salary in US?
Me: $abc and pq % Variable
VO: Designation and Location in US?
Me: Told the designation and location.
VO: Will you be working at a client location?
Me: Said that I’ll be working at a company branch in qwe state.
VO: Your Visa is clearly approved! You will get the passport back in 3-5 days.
Me: That’s a great news. Thank you.
Prep:
Do not overdo while preparing.
Treat it as a job interview and keep your answers ready.
You get a few minutes to present your case, make sure to practice well before appearing for the interview.
Keep it simple.
Visa Day:
Do not reach too early as you will not be allowed to enter before the scheduled time.
> I reached about 45 minutes before my scheduled time. It was quite hot and I had to listen to some unnecessary conversations around rejections.
Make sure to carry a DD with correct details.
> The guy next to me in the queue had missed an important detail in his DD and he was allowed to submit the same after hundreds of requests. Another guy was sent back as his CC did not work. Opt for DD instead of CC as it is safer/easier.
Try not to listen to others’ interviews.
> I overheard a lot of rejections which made me nervous while waiting for my turn. It’s better to concentrate on your pitch while waiting for your turn.
QnA:
VO: How long have you been working with xyz?
Me: I have been working with xyz for X yrs Y months. (It’s a top product company)
VO: What do you do and what will you be doing?
Me. Started with my pitch however the VO intervened after 3-4 sentences.
VO: Salary in US?
Me: $abc and pq % Variable
VO: Designation and Location in US?
Me: Told the designation and location.
VO: Will you be working at a client location?
Me: Said that I’ll be working at a company branch in qwe state.
VO: Your Visa is clearly approved! You will get the passport back in 3-5 days.
Me: That’s a great news. Thank you.
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