H1B, H4 Visa

At last the time has come when I can share my own experience. I am really thankful to this forum and the users who have enriched many other users like me. My OFC was on 1st Oct and visa interview was on 10th Oct. I have attended the interview with my wife (I have not taken my 2 sons (6yrs and 3yrs) @ Chennai and my visa was approved. I have collected our passports yesterday from VFS, Bangalore. With this, a long journey (mixed with anxiety, tension, happiness) starting from 1st April'2014 has come to end happy end. I wish all the other users best of luck for your stamping.

I am not going to detailed of OFC experience as this is already covered by many others and is really simpler.

I am giving my visa interview experience below:

My Visa interview was at 7:30 am (first slot). We reached the consulate at 7 am (though I would recommend not to reach before 15 mins of your time slot). At 7:15 some one directed us inside the consulate. We were allowed inside after thorough checking the documents (DS-160, Appointment letter, passports). After verifying the finger prints at one counter we went inside and waited for our turn. At around @8:10 am we were called at counter no 26.

We: Good morning Officer.
VO: Very Good Morning.

VO: Please pass me your passports please.
Me: Handed over all 4 passports.
VO: (to my wife): How long you have been married.
My Wife: Answered accordingly.

VO: How many kids do you have?
We: Answered accordingly.

VO: Who is your petitioner?
Me: ZZZ.

VO: What is your designation and role?
Me: Answered accordingly.

VO: What will be your Salary in US?
Me: YY K US dollar per annum.

VO: Will you be working at Client side or Employer Location?
Me: Employer Location?

VO: Which client you will be working for?
Me: Not a single client. I will be working for their multiple clients from their Head Quarter.

VO: What is your highest qualification?
Me: Answered accordingly.

(After typing something for 2-3 mins ... the must awaited Golden word) ... Your Visa is Approved . Enjoy your stay in US and handed over the white pamphlet which describes our rights in US.

VO did not asked for any other documents (not even I-797) apart from passports. I will also repeat the same thing as others that Confidence is the first and last thing for the success (though it is very difficult to be calm and I was also very tensed before my interview but some how we need to find out the way to become cool and calm during the interview). If your case is genuine and your documents are correct you need not to worry.

Best of luck to others who will go for their Visa interview.

Thanks,
JTMS