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Hi All - Wanted to know if it is possible to get earlier B1/B2 appointment dates in Canada if you keep checking. The current dates available are in 2024.
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It means all slots are booked till 2024, you can keep checking for available appointment every now-n-then. If you are lucky enough, you'll be able to grab a slot if someone cancel that.Originally posted by monty31 View Post- I am not an Attorney, hence not giving any legal advice. Just sharing MY opinion with an intent to help others.
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Didn’t know that! I used to only check maybe 4-5x a day. No idea what the best time is - any slots they’re adding will probably show up during business hours, but slots freeing up could be any time someone cancels, and then you’re competing with everyone else who’s checking. I would say space it out during the day - wide net and all.Comment
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In my observation, 8AM & 8PM local time, would be best to check for cancelled appointments.- I am not an Attorney, hence not giving any legal advice. Just sharing MY opinion with an intent to help others.
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[QUOTE=Libra_14;n795545]In my observation, 8AM & 8PM local time, would be best to check for cancelled appointments./QUOTE]
just refreshing the appointment page might not be the most effective way to snag an earlier B1/B2 appointment date in Canada, especially since current appointments are already in 2024.Comment
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The U.S. Department of State website allows appointment scheduling for visa interviews. They update appointment slots regularly, so checking frequently (even daily) can sometimes reveal cancellations or new openings.Originally posted by monty31 View PostComment
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