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Hi Immihelp Members,
I am employed with Company A and working as a consultant at their client site B. A & B have direct relationship.Company A is growing company and has headoffice in Virginia and one branch in NYC-Wall street.
The client site B is a big financial bank in NYC.
I got my H-1B Visa approved in Dec 2010 (Petitioner was Company A). I plan to get my H-1B Visa stamped in the 1st half of this year at Mumbai consulate.I am a bit concerned reading all the H-1B visa stamping issues in this forum in last few months and I spoke about this to my employers.They said I am over-reading stuff and over-thinking. I just have to go to the Consulate and during the interview - just tell them (when asked) I work for Company A.My profile is so and so and my responsibilities etc. And no need to mention about the Client.
This got me confused. The client as I mentioned is a big financial bank. I was assuming that if I mention the client name in the interview, it would make my case strong and my stamping would be done. Also, I don't understand what responsibilities I can state for my profile in Company A because I work at their client site B and my work responsibilities are related to client site.
I have the below questions:
1) Why the client name shouldn't be mentioned as per my employer (inspite of the client being a big name)?
2) Is it sufficient to get the visa just by mentioning the Employer name. Employer is small and growing. I was concerned about the 221(g) slips issued to many applicants for various reasons during visa stamping.
3) If at all I get my visa stamped without any hassles, what should be my port of entry in US (Washington DC-Virginia or NY-NJ). I ask because my employer head office is in Virginia and in pay stubs the address mentioned is Virginia whereas I live and work in NY-NJ area.
My record is clean. I did my MS in US from a reputed university.
I understand that a lot depends on luck but I would really appreciate if someone can answer my queries.
Thanks a ton
I am employed with Company A and working as a consultant at their client site B. A & B have direct relationship.Company A is growing company and has headoffice in Virginia and one branch in NYC-Wall street.
The client site B is a big financial bank in NYC.
I got my H-1B Visa approved in Dec 2010 (Petitioner was Company A). I plan to get my H-1B Visa stamped in the 1st half of this year at Mumbai consulate.I am a bit concerned reading all the H-1B visa stamping issues in this forum in last few months and I spoke about this to my employers.They said I am over-reading stuff and over-thinking. I just have to go to the Consulate and during the interview - just tell them (when asked) I work for Company A.My profile is so and so and my responsibilities etc. And no need to mention about the Client.
This got me confused. The client as I mentioned is a big financial bank. I was assuming that if I mention the client name in the interview, it would make my case strong and my stamping would be done. Also, I don't understand what responsibilities I can state for my profile in Company A because I work at their client site B and my work responsibilities are related to client site.
I have the below questions:
1) Why the client name shouldn't be mentioned as per my employer (inspite of the client being a big name)?
2) Is it sufficient to get the visa just by mentioning the Employer name. Employer is small and growing. I was concerned about the 221(g) slips issued to many applicants for various reasons during visa stamping.
3) If at all I get my visa stamped without any hassles, what should be my port of entry in US (Washington DC-Virginia or NY-NJ). I ask because my employer head office is in Virginia and in pay stubs the address mentioned is Virginia whereas I live and work in NY-NJ area.
My record is clean. I did my MS in US from a reputed university.
I understand that a lot depends on luck but I would really appreciate if someone can answer my queries.
Thanks a ton
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