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It was a very good experience at the Consulate office. I attended the interview with my wife and kid. We reached there by 8 AM. The interview was scheduled for 9 am batch. After checking the passport barcode (the one which they stuck in the OFC) and appointment confirmation letter, they let us to a queue near the consulate.
Then I was made to sit in a hall. Within a minute or so, I was let inside. They checked the appointment letter and let me in. There the VFS people were guiding us to the right counter. Our finger prints were taken first and we were led to a counter. The VO was cool and he was just watching our confidence and way of reply.
Below are questions from the Consulate Officer
VO: Which VISA category you have applied for?
Me: L1A Individual
VO: Which company you work for?
Me: I work for xxx
VO: How long you have been with this company?
Me: I have been with xxx for 2 years
VO: What is your Current Designation?
Me: SA
VO: Who is your client?
Me: xxx
VO: Where is your Client location?
Me: xxxx
VO: What will be your US salary?
Me: $77K per annum
VO: How many direct reports you will have in US?
Me: I will have 10 direct reports and 10 indirect reports
To my wife,
VO: What is your highest degree?
My wife: Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Science
VO: How long you have been married for?
My wife: 4 years and 6 months
He kept writing on his PC and then finally the golden words “You visa is approved”.
Process is very well organized. Make sure you avoid getting cell phones and the like. This will save 15 - 30 minutes of your time (else you will have to wait in a separate line first to store your belongings).
Reach one hour before your allocated time. You will be allowed to go into the first line. Security checks go through fast.
There will be quick finger print verification and then you will be put in line for interview. I had one applicant in front of me. He was L1B visa applicant.
NOTE: The interviewer is barely audible. I had real hard time listening and responding to him. Immihelp website is really helpful, I went through the experiences of other people and it help me to prepare for the interview. Be confident and respond clearly. That should work.
It was a very good experience at the Consulate office. I attended the interview with my wife and kid. We reached there by 8 AM. The interview was scheduled for 9 am batch. After checking the passport barcode (the one which they stuck in the OFC) and appointment confirmation letter, they let us to a queue near the consulate.
Then I was made to sit in a hall. Within a minute or so, I was let inside. They checked the appointment letter and let me in. There the VFS people were guiding us to the right counter. Our finger prints were taken first and we were led to a counter. The VO was cool and he was just watching our confidence and way of reply.
Below are questions from the Consulate Officer
VO: Which VISA category you have applied for?
Me: L1A Individual
VO: Which company you work for?
Me: I work for xxx
VO: How long you have been with this company?
Me: I have been with xxx for 2 years
VO: What is your Current Designation?
Me: SA
VO: Who is your client?
Me: xxx
VO: Where is your Client location?
Me: xxxx
VO: What will be your US salary?
Me: $77K per annum
VO: How many direct reports you will have in US?
Me: I will have 10 direct reports and 10 indirect reports
To my wife,
VO: What is your highest degree?
My wife: Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Science
VO: How long you have been married for?
My wife: 4 years and 6 months
He kept writing on his PC and then finally the golden words “You visa is approved”.
Process is very well organized. Make sure you avoid getting cell phones and the like. This will save 15 - 30 minutes of your time (else you will have to wait in a separate line first to store your belongings).
Reach one hour before your allocated time. You will be allowed to go into the first line. Security checks go through fast.
There will be quick finger print verification and then you will be put in line for interview. I had one applicant in front of me. He was L1B visa applicant.
NOTE: The interviewer is barely audible. I had real hard time listening and responding to him. Immihelp website is really helpful, I went through the experiences of other people and it help me to prepare for the interview. Be confident and respond clearly. That should work.
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