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L1B Individual Approved after L1B Blanket Rejection
I was refused for my L1B blanket visa in NOV 2017 with the reason 'not clearly approvable'.
My company applied for L1 Individual post that in December in premium processing.
I got an RFE in January 2018. After the petition approval, I was scheduled for an interview on 7th June.
Below are the set of questions which were asked for L1B Individual.
Q) what category of visa are u applying for?
A) L1 B individual
Q) What is your specialization?
A) Explained in 1 line , the exact tool name and my role.
Q) what tool?
A) Tool name
Q) What does this tool do?
A) I answered in detail - 3 lines to specify what exactly this tool does in very simple language
Q) Have you ever been to US before?
A) Yes for tourism purpose on B2 visa
Q) How many days did u stayed there?
A) 21 days
Q) what will be your salary?
A) I asked in US? He said yes and I told about the salary.
Q) Where will you stay in the US?
A) I said the Hotel name.
He didn't understand in 1 go.
I repeated again more clearly saying it is office accommodation.
Then he understood (I stammered a bit here and got a little nervous)
Q) When was the last time you had applied for a visa?
A) I had interviewed last November for L1 b blanket visa.
He said- Your visa is approved.
Few pointers:
I had similar set of questions during my blanket visa but I hadn't prepared well and I stammered
in many questions that time. I even answered one question wrongly. I hadn't rehearsed my answers even once and had just prepared them mentally.
This time I was highly prepared and had rehearsed multiple times, almost once every day and I was prepared for each and every possible question.
Immihelp was a great source of help, I had gathered all the questions asked to individuals for blanket and individual visa both from this website itself.
Luck is a big thing but in front of the officer, confidence and preparation does matter because even if they are the same set of questions,
they could be asked in any form or language. Handling different forms of questions is only possible through great preperation.
All the best to everyone!
My company applied for L1 Individual post that in December in premium processing.
I got an RFE in January 2018. After the petition approval, I was scheduled for an interview on 7th June.
Below are the set of questions which were asked for L1B Individual.
Q) what category of visa are u applying for?
A) L1 B individual
Q) What is your specialization?
A) Explained in 1 line , the exact tool name and my role.
Q) what tool?
A) Tool name
Q) What does this tool do?
A) I answered in detail - 3 lines to specify what exactly this tool does in very simple language
Q) Have you ever been to US before?
A) Yes for tourism purpose on B2 visa
Q) How many days did u stayed there?
A) 21 days
Q) what will be your salary?
A) I asked in US? He said yes and I told about the salary.
Q) Where will you stay in the US?
A) I said the Hotel name.
He didn't understand in 1 go.
I repeated again more clearly saying it is office accommodation.
Then he understood (I stammered a bit here and got a little nervous)
Q) When was the last time you had applied for a visa?
A) I had interviewed last November for L1 b blanket visa.
He said- Your visa is approved.
Few pointers:
I had similar set of questions during my blanket visa but I hadn't prepared well and I stammered
in many questions that time. I even answered one question wrongly. I hadn't rehearsed my answers even once and had just prepared them mentally.
This time I was highly prepared and had rehearsed multiple times, almost once every day and I was prepared for each and every possible question.
Immihelp was a great source of help, I had gathered all the questions asked to individuals for blanket and individual visa both from this website itself.
Luck is a big thing but in front of the officer, confidence and preparation does matter because even if they are the same set of questions,
they could be asked in any form or language. Handling different forms of questions is only possible through great preperation.
All the best to everyone!
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