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L1B Blanket Approved.
Hi All,
My L1B Blanket petition was approved and sharing my experience over there. Immihelp is really useful.
There are two Appointment and details are:
OFC Appointment: In this appointment, finger prints and your photo will be taken. Leave 15 mins early for the appointment. Documents required are DS-160 Confirmation page, Appointment Letter and Passport only. Employees over there will put a sticker on the backside of the passport and will stamp the DS-160 Confirmation page. Make sure the details in the Sticker are correct. Carry the same stamped DS-160 confirmation page for next day interview.
Consular Appointment: There will two separate queues outside the embassy. You need to first stand on the queue that starts near Oxford University Press Gate. From then on, you will be well directed from queue to queue. Keep three set consisting of four page of I-129S and 1st page of I-797 ready.Keep DS-160 in one of the sets.Inside the embassy, your DD will be collected first. You will be given a receipt for your DD. Then Passport will be verified. After this finger prints will be taken. Now you will be in the last queue for your interview. You will be directed towards the counter where you will be interviewed. VO will greet you and seemed friendly too.
Questions asked:
1. Do you work for YYYY
2. Company you are working for in US, is it a Client
3. Job title
4. Salary in US
5. Specialization
6. Product that you develop, is it for any client or company.
After this VO was typing something for ~30secs and then the Golden word, Your Visa is approved.
Key thing: Be CONFIDENT when you answer technical questions like Specialization, Job duties in US and India. VO was only looking at me when I was answering my specialization answer.
All The BEST Guys and a Happy New Year.
My L1B Blanket petition was approved and sharing my experience over there. Immihelp is really useful.
There are two Appointment and details are:
OFC Appointment: In this appointment, finger prints and your photo will be taken. Leave 15 mins early for the appointment. Documents required are DS-160 Confirmation page, Appointment Letter and Passport only. Employees over there will put a sticker on the backside of the passport and will stamp the DS-160 Confirmation page. Make sure the details in the Sticker are correct. Carry the same stamped DS-160 confirmation page for next day interview.
Consular Appointment: There will two separate queues outside the embassy. You need to first stand on the queue that starts near Oxford University Press Gate. From then on, you will be well directed from queue to queue. Keep three set consisting of four page of I-129S and 1st page of I-797 ready.Keep DS-160 in one of the sets.Inside the embassy, your DD will be collected first. You will be given a receipt for your DD. Then Passport will be verified. After this finger prints will be taken. Now you will be in the last queue for your interview. You will be directed towards the counter where you will be interviewed. VO will greet you and seemed friendly too.
Questions asked:
1. Do you work for YYYY
2. Company you are working for in US, is it a Client
3. Job title
4. Salary in US
5. Specialization
6. Product that you develop, is it for any client or company.
After this VO was typing something for ~30secs and then the Golden word, Your Visa is approved.
Key thing: Be CONFIDENT when you answer technical questions like Specialization, Job duties in US and India. VO was only looking at me when I was answering my specialization answer.
All The BEST Guys and a Happy New Year.
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