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L1B finally approved
If you scroll through to June 20 experiences you would find my full page rant.
My L1B Blanket was rejected in June,2016 in chennai. I was there with my family and with just 3 question, I felt it was unjust to reject without even hearing full answer.
It was hard time after rejection, as mine was first rejection in my company and I was confident that it'll be approved. most of my home stuff was sold and had to move out of my rented house too.
Anyhoo, my company decided to apply for L1B-Individual, under premium processing. I wasn't very excited and just went with it, as "what the heck"
The Attorneys prepared very detailed and well versed petition. The petition got approved after 5 days of filing. I got my interview scheduled in Delhi embassy this time.
OFC:-
biometric in delhi is not as well managed as it's in Chennai. Although DS-160 page clearly says that we don't have to change the Consulate name in DS-160 confirmation page it should work at any consulate. They didn't accept and I had to go a nearby place (for profit Visa help center) who charged 100 RS for letting me use the PC to generate new DS-160 with delhi embassy.
Adding to that, they didn't allow us to carry our bag, with our infant daughter's stuff, and no arrangement to keep the bags out anywhere either. So me and my wife had to take turns to go in.
Also, chennai OFC center allowed us to skip the lines because of our 4 month old, here we had stand in the queue full time with our daughter.
Over all 15 minute task done in 2 hours.
EMBASSY:-
Things were much easier at embassy, Delhi embassy has no place to drop your mobile phones, so we had to leave our's at hotel. It's not as crowded as Chennai consulate, movement is much smoother, we didn't have to wait at many places because of infant with us. I was in front of the VO in 30 minutes.
greetings , Handed passport
Q. Is this your first L1 application ?
Ans: No, My L1B blanket was rejected in chennai, with form 221g
(looked up my petition details, got up and came back in few minutes)
Q. Where do you work ?
A YYYY company subsidiary of YY in US
Q How long have you been working there?
A 3+ years
Q. how many year have been working with them ?
A XYZ years
Q. what's your specialization ?
A explained in 3-4 sentences
Q How many people have this special knowledge here ?
A only me in Asia pacific
Q How many experts in US ?
A 3 more
Q will you be working with them ?
A. No we cover different geographies, i'll handel south west .
Q How long have you been married ?
A X years
Congratulation your VISA is approved.
No questions to my wife.
We thanked her and came out in disbelief, that it's finally done.
Final note : i guess if L1-Individual is approved it's pretty much a done deal. you just have to prove that you are that person.
My L1B Blanket was rejected in June,2016 in chennai. I was there with my family and with just 3 question, I felt it was unjust to reject without even hearing full answer.
It was hard time after rejection, as mine was first rejection in my company and I was confident that it'll be approved. most of my home stuff was sold and had to move out of my rented house too.
Anyhoo, my company decided to apply for L1B-Individual, under premium processing. I wasn't very excited and just went with it, as "what the heck"
The Attorneys prepared very detailed and well versed petition. The petition got approved after 5 days of filing. I got my interview scheduled in Delhi embassy this time.
OFC:-
biometric in delhi is not as well managed as it's in Chennai. Although DS-160 page clearly says that we don't have to change the Consulate name in DS-160 confirmation page it should work at any consulate. They didn't accept and I had to go a nearby place (for profit Visa help center) who charged 100 RS for letting me use the PC to generate new DS-160 with delhi embassy.
Adding to that, they didn't allow us to carry our bag, with our infant daughter's stuff, and no arrangement to keep the bags out anywhere either. So me and my wife had to take turns to go in.
Also, chennai OFC center allowed us to skip the lines because of our 4 month old, here we had stand in the queue full time with our daughter.
Over all 15 minute task done in 2 hours.
EMBASSY:-
Things were much easier at embassy, Delhi embassy has no place to drop your mobile phones, so we had to leave our's at hotel. It's not as crowded as Chennai consulate, movement is much smoother, we didn't have to wait at many places because of infant with us. I was in front of the VO in 30 minutes.
greetings , Handed passport
Q. Is this your first L1 application ?
Ans: No, My L1B blanket was rejected in chennai, with form 221g
(looked up my petition details, got up and came back in few minutes)
Q. Where do you work ?
A YYYY company subsidiary of YY in US
Q How long have you been working there?
A 3+ years
Q. how many year have been working with them ?
A XYZ years
Q. what's your specialization ?
A explained in 3-4 sentences
Q How many people have this special knowledge here ?
A only me in Asia pacific
Q How many experts in US ?
A 3 more
Q will you be working with them ?
A. No we cover different geographies, i'll handel south west .
Q How long have you been married ?
A X years
Congratulation your VISA is approved.
No questions to my wife.
We thanked her and came out in disbelief, that it's finally done.
Final note : i guess if L1-Individual is approved it's pretty much a done deal. you just have to prove that you are that person.
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