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My Interview on October 16th
Had my interview on the 16th of October. The process from when you go inside, pass through security checks and a few more (actually 2 more verifications) before verification of finger prints again (after completing biometrics the previous day at OFC Center) was a bit irritating but I guess it was all good. Waited for our token number to be called for an hour before getting the call. We (wife and me) headed to the interview counter and the officer just started his day so was still booting his system. Gave us some time to observe around and I initiated a conversation with the officer. He was a young guy so we talked about NFL and the game between Seahawks and GB and that touchdown.

Then he said he was ready and asked for passports and DS 160.

Q1: What is your ole on your current porject?
I explained in 2 quick sentences.

Q2: how long have you been with company ZZZ
4 years this past July

Q3: you have lived in US before correct?
I said Yes.

Q4: Where and what was your Master's in?
gave the info.

Q5: when did you guys get married?
I said Jan 7th and looked at my wife to let her answer the year. She did and he joked, " I have no problem you forgetting the year as long as she does not". We all laughed.

Q6:Do you like Chicago weather?
I said it is an awesome place with diverse weather.

Then we talked a bit more about where Andrew Chapman was from (VO's name) and stuff, about Giardiano's Pizza etc.

I noticed as we were having this conversation, that he has already written A on both of our applications. Then he said, Sree you applications have been approved and you should receive your passports within a week. I said thankyou, have a good day.

Very pleasant smile and talk is all me and my wife were talking about when we headed back home.
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H1B 222(f) Pending Passport received
Hi All,

I'd like share an imp msg for those whose status keeps changing on traveldocs website, I saw a msg saying "Origination scan" I went to VFS office to check, good thing was that my passport received by VFS office on 7 day of my interview & they never bothered to email/SMS to recipient. This absolutely rediculous proces. Even though I paid them 300 bucks to return my passport to my address. Finally I'm happy that I got my passport with visa endorsed.

Pls visit once to VFS to check the status. Carry the appointment letter and one xerox of ID proof (mandatory)

Thank you all for posting your valuable feedbacks.

Sameer
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For me also the [email protected] doesnt work. it always gives me
Please use a valid passport number or UID.

It used to work some days ago. Anyone else getting this problem?
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does employee need to submit 3 years tax papers if company sending employee
Does employee need to submit 3 years tax papers if company sending employee to foreign country from india ?

I heard if someone visiting foreign country on their own from india for any kind of visa , then he/she has to submit 3 years tax papers to VO.
But my questions is if the company is sending employee for foreign visit, does employee has to submit 3 years tax papers to VO ?
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H1B documents needed in us consulate in singapore
Dear All,

Any idea about the documents to be submitted for h1b visa interview in singapore consulate. Any details regarding the h1b visa interview experience in singapore consulate would be great.

Please email to
[email protected]

Thanks,
Albert
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h1b stamping experience
I had my stamping on 16th October at Mumbai Consulate. It was extremely peaceful. Following were the questions and documents asked by the VO

Documents: Passport, I-797 Notice of Action, I-129 Petition Copy, LCA,

1. Which company
2. What does the company do?
3. What is your role?
4. What are ur responsibilities?
5. Salary

Thats it...done

All the best to all applicants. Thanks a lot to this forum for all the information. Just be cool and calm during the interview and prepare well....everything will be fine
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Answer to Babu's query
Your employee can opt for not to reply for your RFE. But he neither withdraw your petition by other way not they can get fee refunded. If your RFE is simple and not too complex, your employer will definitely answer it. Not answering to the RFE doesn't make any sense to your employer.
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Biometrics required to be taken again?
Perhaps, some one can help me. I am in a pickle!
I have my H1B VISA appointment on the 2nd of Nov in Delhi. I am currently working in the US and my planned date of arrival is on the 1st Nov. Unfortunately the only date for OFC - finger printing I could get was on the October 18th and there is no way I can be in Delhi since I am currently in the US. Is there anyway I can reschedule the OFC fingerprinting ? Or if I can get a better dates for the VISA appointment so that the fingerprinting can be rescheduled between 2nd of November and the 24th of November in Delhi. I have been in a different status , on F1 visa and been in an out of US a lot of times. They have a record of my fingerprints. Do I have to take the finger printing again? Please help!
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I have a question to all experienced H1B people here. I don’t know if this is the right place to post such question.

My H1B petition got RFE (2013 Cap). Can my employer withdraw my H1B petition at this stage? If yes can my employer get back the petition charge from USCIS?

Thank you in advance for your help.
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not able to track my passport.
reply from "[email protected], " always says that "please use valid passport number or uid".
It showed the status for couple of days.
Is anybody else also facing the same issue.
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