L1, L2 Visa

Thanks so much to this forum... it helped a lot. At least helps you to be prepared for what is required. In fact, for almost all L1s the questions are pretty much the same. How you would present yourself matters. They will believe your story as long as you can make them believe. I still wonder if they ever read the petition or not. I didnt see them flipping any of the pages, not just for me but for anyone. Its almost like saying.. they interview more than 100 people in a day... would they even care to know what is composed in petition and whats not.. and then judge an individual. If that would have been my job.. believe me... I would not. I would only judge the individual "on the fly". To keep it short... to me it looks like blankets depend up your 2 min show.

Anyways, thats just my thoughts, there might be lot in there and my thoughts might just sound too immature.

These are the tips I would advise everyone appearing in Chennai.

1) Get into the queue at least an hour before your appointment time.
2) Do not carry any electronic items or bags to avoid hassles.
3) DS160 confirmation, Passport and appointment confirmation is what is required for first three phases of security.
4) For L1s please have your I129 and the first page of 797. Just these! I repeat, just these. Do not have exhibits and huge pile of pages that your attorney sent. They might ask you but have it separated. Make three different sets of these and you are good!!
5) Please write your passport number and name behind the demand draft.

My interview went pretty smooth. These are my questions..

1) How much is your US salary?
2) How long will you stay in US?
3) Whats your specialized knowledge? I explained the specialized knowledge in 2 sentences and she looked fine with the answer.

Thats it!! Again sharing experience does matter, I urge people to do theirs so as to help other aspirants. Chennai was pretty good with weather on 27th, it was sunny and hardly any clouds.

Thanks again and all the very best!! :)