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VISA APPROVED: L1-B Blanket
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I had my PA fixed on 26th of Sep 2007 at 13.30 in Chennai consulate for L1-B Blanket. I reached the consulate as usual like others just an hour before. After seeing such a long queue I got a bit scared and confused whether I can appear my VISA interview in time or not. The gentle men who were standing in a queue for their turn were of different batches (e.g.12.30 batch, 12.45 batch, 13.00 batch…). Many questions were running in my mind. And finally I asked one security person when I can go for my PA. He said just wait in the queue, your turn will come. DO REMEMBER WHILE COMING FOR PA DO NOT BRING YOUR LUGGAGES EVEN IF IT’S A SMALL BAG, ELECTRONICS GOODS LIKE MOBILE AND ALL. BECAUSE YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED TO TAKE THESE STUFFS INSIDE THE CONSULATE OFFICE. BRING THE NECESSARY DOCUMENTS IN A FOLDER (BETTER IF THE FOLDER IS A TRANSPARENT ONE). AVOID TAKING UNNECESSARY DOCUMENTS WHICH ARE NOT RELATED.
Waiting in a queue for 30 to 40 minutes I was allowed to enter inside the consulate office after verifying the passport and invitation letter by security person. After that I was asked to submit my necessary documents including DS 156 and DS 157. After the submission I waited for finger printing, and then the finger printing is over. Up to this, the process took me around 2 and half an hour’s to 3 hours. Then finally I waited for PA in queue for an about 1 hour. Of course the whole process is quite tiresome but do not lose your patient and wait until your turn come. Do not worries the total process will be guided by consulate officials.
Finally my turn came for Personal Appearance (with the VISA Officer – For me the VISA Officer was a lady). Now the real story begins…
Before I reached the counter the VO greeted me
VO: Hello Sir, how are u?
Me: Hello, I am fine.
VO: Since how long you are working for TCS?
Me: (Since so many noises were there, I could not able to hear the words properly). Pardon
VO: Since how long you are with Tata Consultancy Services?
Me: 2 yrs. and 10 months
VO: Who is your client?
Me: Pennsylvania Department of Education.
VO: What is your project?
Me: ePDE and PlanConn Project. And then I started briefing about the project.
VO: What’s your specialization?
Me: I have done my BE in Computer Sc. and Engg. And currently working in Microsoft .NET technology.
VO: What are the special tools you are working with?
Me: In application point of view I started explaining about the special tools which I am going to use in the development.
VO: Since how long you are in this project?
Me: 7 months.
And finally the golden word from VO – “We will courier your passport, your VISA is approved”.
Now its your turn, you can do it. Have patient, keep eye contact with VO, answer the questions confidently and VISA IS YOURS. ALL THE BEST GUYS!!!
I had my PA fixed on 26th of Sep 2007 at 13.30 in Chennai consulate for L1-B Blanket. I reached the consulate as usual like others just an hour before. After seeing such a long queue I got a bit scared and confused whether I can appear my VISA interview in time or not. The gentle men who were standing in a queue for their turn were of different batches (e.g.12.30 batch, 12.45 batch, 13.00 batch…). Many questions were running in my mind. And finally I asked one security person when I can go for my PA. He said just wait in the queue, your turn will come. DO REMEMBER WHILE COMING FOR PA DO NOT BRING YOUR LUGGAGES EVEN IF IT’S A SMALL BAG, ELECTRONICS GOODS LIKE MOBILE AND ALL. BECAUSE YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED TO TAKE THESE STUFFS INSIDE THE CONSULATE OFFICE. BRING THE NECESSARY DOCUMENTS IN A FOLDER (BETTER IF THE FOLDER IS A TRANSPARENT ONE). AVOID TAKING UNNECESSARY DOCUMENTS WHICH ARE NOT RELATED.
Waiting in a queue for 30 to 40 minutes I was allowed to enter inside the consulate office after verifying the passport and invitation letter by security person. After that I was asked to submit my necessary documents including DS 156 and DS 157. After the submission I waited for finger printing, and then the finger printing is over. Up to this, the process took me around 2 and half an hour’s to 3 hours. Then finally I waited for PA in queue for an about 1 hour. Of course the whole process is quite tiresome but do not lose your patient and wait until your turn come. Do not worries the total process will be guided by consulate officials.
Finally my turn came for Personal Appearance (with the VISA Officer – For me the VISA Officer was a lady). Now the real story begins…
Before I reached the counter the VO greeted me
VO: Hello Sir, how are u?
Me: Hello, I am fine.
VO: Since how long you are working for TCS?
Me: (Since so many noises were there, I could not able to hear the words properly). Pardon
VO: Since how long you are with Tata Consultancy Services?
Me: 2 yrs. and 10 months
VO: Who is your client?
Me: Pennsylvania Department of Education.
VO: What is your project?
Me: ePDE and PlanConn Project. And then I started briefing about the project.
VO: What’s your specialization?
Me: I have done my BE in Computer Sc. and Engg. And currently working in Microsoft .NET technology.
VO: What are the special tools you are working with?
Me: In application point of view I started explaining about the special tools which I am going to use in the development.
VO: Since how long you are in this project?
Me: 7 months.
And finally the golden word from VO – “We will courier your passport, your VISA is approved”.
Now its your turn, you can do it. Have patient, keep eye contact with VO, answer the questions confidently and VISA IS YOURS. ALL THE BEST GUYS!!!
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