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What is "applicant's iternary of services" ?
In lot of comments about internal project there is emphasis on "applicant's iternary of services". What is it ? Could anyone please explain in detail.
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hai ....naresh sing.
hai how r u naresh
i have interview at chennai.
anyhow i wish u all the best n with sai blessings we
will post a successful experience in this site
once again wishing u all the best for ur interview
thanks n regards
murali
i have interview at chennai.
anyhow i wish u all the best n with sai blessings we
will post a successful experience in this site
once again wishing u all the best for ur interview
thanks n regards
murali
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US reduces visa fee for Indians
Indians intending to travel to the US can now get visa appointments within a week and will have to shell out 30 per cent lesser amount for visa fee.
"From today, the visa fee for Indians is 30 per cent lesser," US Ambassador David C Mulford said in New Delhi.
He said the visa issuance fee of $50 has been waived off as part of restructuring of the system.
On waiting period for visa appointments, Mulford said the backlog had been cleared. "One can now get visa appointment at the Embassy or Consulates within a week, he said.
The waiting period earlier was up to six months and the Embassy had deployed more manpower to tackle the backlog.
Mulford expressed confidence that the waiting period will now be under check.
"From today, the visa fee for Indians is 30 per cent lesser," US Ambassador David C Mulford said in New Delhi.
He said the visa issuance fee of $50 has been waived off as part of restructuring of the system.
On waiting period for visa appointments, Mulford said the backlog had been cleared. "One can now get visa appointment at the Embassy or Consulates within a week, he said.
The waiting period earlier was up to six months and the Embassy had deployed more manpower to tackle the backlog.
Mulford expressed confidence that the waiting period will now be under check.
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Change in VISA Fee
Hi,
Just now I have gone through an article in a news paper saying that with immediate effect 30% of the existing VISA fee has been reduced. And also the time is also reduced to one week from 6 months.
Regards,
Narayana.
Just now I have gone through an article in a news paper saying that with immediate effect 30% of the existing VISA fee has been reduced. And also the time is also reduced to one week from 6 months.
Regards,
Narayana.
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Murali
Murali,
Where is your interview. Even I have on 16 Nov but that is in Delhi.
Where is your interview. Even I have on 16 Nov but that is in Delhi.
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no visa fee
from 8th onwards in mumbai consulate there is no visa fee is collected once it is approved.The visa fee amount is 2400 rs/- waved off.
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thank u........
hai jos
thanks for u contribution
all the best for ur visa interview sai bless u
my interview on 16th of this month
thanks n regards
Murali
thanks for u contribution
all the best for ur visa interview sai bless u
my interview on 16th of this month
thanks n regards
Murali
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Background
Hi Guys,
This is a great site, but one small request if people narrating their experience can highlight a little about thier background it will be lot helpful.
Warm regards,
Prasanna
This is a great site, but one small request if people narrating their experience can highlight a little about thier background it will be lot helpful.
Warm regards,
Prasanna
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Visa Issuance fee
Hi Everybody,
I am still in confusion over the visa issuance fee. I just checked the web site of "US Embassy Delhi" and VFS site, wherein they mentioned that, Indian nationals applying for the following visa classes are exempted from paying this fee: A, C1, C1/D, D, F, G, J, M, Blanket L1 and T.
In this H category is not mentioned. Meaning they will have to pay $50 for visa issuannce fee. This include H1B as well as H4 visa.
But again why the chennai consulate is not taking visa issuance free which is Rs 2400 ($50).
I am still in confusion over the visa issuance fee. I just checked the web site of "US Embassy Delhi" and VFS site, wherein they mentioned that, Indian nationals applying for the following visa classes are exempted from paying this fee: A, C1, C1/D, D, F, G, J, M, Blanket L1 and T.
In this H category is not mentioned. Meaning they will have to pay $50 for visa issuannce fee. This include H1B as well as H4 visa.
But again why the chennai consulate is not taking visa issuance free which is Rs 2400 ($50).
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Issued 221G - Mail ID required
Hi,
I have been issued 221G by the consulate four months ago with the message this office will contact you, once adminsitrative processing is over.
What is the mailAny body has the mail ID to which we should contact to know abt the status.
I have been issued 221G by the consulate four months ago with the message this office will contact you, once adminsitrative processing is over.
What is the mailAny body has the mail ID to which we should contact to know abt the status.
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