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My Parents got 10 Years Multiple Entry visa in 1st Attempt @ Mumbai
This site helped us a lot in my parent’s visa preparation. Thanks for excellent information provided. Here is our experience. Hope it will help you.
I am sure luck has played a major role here though I would not discount the role of the well prepared document.
I would suggest all the applicants to keep all the paperwork done to the best of their knowledge and leave nothing to chance.
We have prepared all the documents as mentioned on this site and prepared three files (one for sponsor documents, one for Papa’s documents and one for Mummy’s Documents) and keep all the documents with considering the importance of documents in sequence. At the first page of each file we put Index and at papa’s file we make covering letter highlighted the reason of visit and families ties which will take him back. I took their mock interview 3-4 times so they got confident for interview.
We filled DS-156 & DS-157 online. My parent’s interview was held on 17th Feb at 10:30 AM but when we reached at VFS Office we were informed that they were running behind the schedule so we should wait at VFS waiting room. My parents were informed about 12:30 PM to go for interview. About 12:45 they entered in the Consulate office. Before going to Interview we took Rs.100 difference Demand Draft of Visa Issuance Fee due to change of dollar’s rate. When my parents entered in the hall they demanded white background photos because when we submitted DS-156 earlier, in the papa’s form the photo is slide blue background. We already had 2 extra photos with white background so we gave it to them. After that they scanned the photo and give yellow envelope. After 1 hour my parents went for finger print and after that they were waiting for interview. After 1 Hour their names were announced. The interview was taken by 45 years young American lady. My parents also took Gujarati Interpreter.
The lady consulate ask following questions
Q : What r u doing ?
A : I am serving at xxx as a xxx
Q : What is your monthly salary ?
A : More than Rs. xxx
Q : How long you want to stay ?
A : Not more than 6 months.
Q : How many daughter you have ?
A : I have two daughter. Elder daughter is staying in Ahmedabad and younger daughter staying in USA
Q : When you are retired ?
A : on 30th April, 2006
Q : Why you want to go and what you will do ?
A : I want to celebrate 58th Birthday with my daughter in USA (replied in Gujarati)
At this questions lady ask to translator what he said, then he inform in English
At this question she smile and said we gave you visa.
All the question were asked to only my father and not a single to my mom and they even not check neither sponsor documents nor visitor’s documents
Thanks to immihelp website
Wish everyone Best of Luck
Kautuk , Gujarat, INDIA
This site helped us a lot in my parent’s visa preparation. Thanks for excellent information provided. Here is our experience. Hope it will help you.
I am sure luck has played a major role here though I would not discount the role of the well prepared document.
I would suggest all the applicants to keep all the paperwork done to the best of their knowledge and leave nothing to chance.
We have prepared all the documents as mentioned on this site and prepared three files (one for sponsor documents, one for Papa’s documents and one for Mummy’s Documents) and keep all the documents with considering the importance of documents in sequence. At the first page of each file we put Index and at papa’s file we make covering letter highlighted the reason of visit and families ties which will take him back. I took their mock interview 3-4 times so they got confident for interview.
We filled DS-156 & DS-157 online. My parent’s interview was held on 17th Feb at 10:30 AM but when we reached at VFS Office we were informed that they were running behind the schedule so we should wait at VFS waiting room. My parents were informed about 12:30 PM to go for interview. About 12:45 they entered in the Consulate office. Before going to Interview we took Rs.100 difference Demand Draft of Visa Issuance Fee due to change of dollar’s rate. When my parents entered in the hall they demanded white background photos because when we submitted DS-156 earlier, in the papa’s form the photo is slide blue background. We already had 2 extra photos with white background so we gave it to them. After that they scanned the photo and give yellow envelope. After 1 hour my parents went for finger print and after that they were waiting for interview. After 1 Hour their names were announced. The interview was taken by 45 years young American lady. My parents also took Gujarati Interpreter.
The lady consulate ask following questions
Q : What r u doing ?
A : I am serving at xxx as a xxx
Q : What is your monthly salary ?
A : More than Rs. xxx
Q : How long you want to stay ?
A : Not more than 6 months.
Q : How many daughter you have ?
A : I have two daughter. Elder daughter is staying in Ahmedabad and younger daughter staying in USA
Q : When you are retired ?
A : on 30th April, 2006
Q : Why you want to go and what you will do ?
A : I want to celebrate 58th Birthday with my daughter in USA (replied in Gujarati)
At this questions lady ask to translator what he said, then he inform in English
At this question she smile and said we gave you visa.
All the question were asked to only my father and not a single to my mom and they even not check neither sponsor documents nor visitor’s documents
Thanks to immihelp website
Wish everyone Best of Luck
Kautuk , Gujarat, INDIA
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