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L1B Approved at Hyderabad
Just asked three questions:
1. Why do you want to go to USA?
2. Earlier ur B1/B2 visa rejected, how is it different from this?
3. How long you are with the company?

Thats it. He said ur visa is approved and will get in a week's time.

Thanks to Immihelp.
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L1B and L2 Visa Approved
Hi,

I have attended the Visa Interview with my wife. Below are question asked to me

Me : Hi, Greeted her.
VO: Greeted me

VO: How long you have been working in this company?
Me: xyz no. of years.

VO: What is your specialized knowldge?
Me: Explained my specialized skills in company proprietary tool

VO: What is the name of the tool?
Me: XYZ Tool.


No question asked to my wife.

Then she was typing and stamped something and said your VISA is approved.

Thanks to immihelp and to people who posted the comments.

Interview on 30th Aug 2011. 9.15 AM.
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Blanket L1A approved
I have been reading experiences of all the other people on this forum. It definitely helped prepare better for my VISA interview.

I was asked only basic questions.

1. Which company you work for?
2. What does your company do?
3. How long have you been with this company?
4. Whom do you report to?
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L1 b Stamping in Chennai
I have to appear for L1 B Stamping interview in Chennai on Sep 8th.

Can someone please help me with the questions.

Regards,
Latha
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L1 Visa
Hi All,
I have applied for L1 visa and submitted by documents for attorney for petition 1 month back, how long it take to verify them and give the petition date if every thing is correct .
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L1-Blanket at Hyderabad on 26-Aug-2011
Hi,

Let me first thanks all for contributing valuable information in this forum.

Attached pls find below all the questions along with my reply to Consular officer.
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Q1- How many years of experience do you have in your current organization?
1 years 5 months

Q2- How much is your total experience?
Around 14 years total experience out of which 11+ yrs in IT

Q3-Who is your client?
My current organization's parent company in US. I explained here that I will be working for an in-house project for our US parent company. I think he notes down the client name in his system.

Q4-For how long you worked for your US parent company?
I worked on the systems & tools which employees across US and India shares.So, in that way worked for 1 yrs 5 months for US parent company.

Q5- Again, he asked if I have worked specifically for any project for US parent company?
I said ‘No’.

Q6-Whats your special skills?
Here I started with my training and expereince upon my organization's tools,methods,techniques and methodologies like Process management tools suite & Productivity Enhancers tools.I said our company has have more than 50+ home grown tools/tehniques/methodologies for various platofrms however I have experienced in only few of them which is relevant for me.
I stressed upon only those items which were mentioned in my interview support letter.
Similary I talked about various technical tools which my organization developed.
I explained how my experience in my previous employer’s home grown systems helped me to learn these tools in faster and effective manner.

Q5-Tell me about your project?
Explained the project details

Q6-There will be so many ppl available in your organization who would be trained/experienced in proprietary tools,then why r you going?
I said its not only proprietary tools using which someone can do this project.We have developed softwares which Oracle/SAP has not provided as part of the vanilla product of Ebusiness Suite applications.I will be working on the development of those components.So you need both of these knowledge.

Q-How long would you stay there?
As of now plans are for 6 months,Then he asked ..after that possible extension.I said “Yes”.

Q8-Have you been to US before?
Yes.

Q9-Where in NY?
Yes

Q10-How long you worked in US?
3 years

Q11- Whats your Indian salary ?
I told him my annual and monthly indian salary in INR.Also, told him per annum indian salary in dollar terms.

Q13- Why your wife is not coming along with you?
I said she is already in US.

Q14-Is she an US Citizen?
I said No.She is working on H1B for client XYZ in Boston.

Q12-Where will you work in US?
Sunnyvle,CA in Parent company's Head Quarter
 
He started laughing..and said.Wow, it’s a Coastal Marriage. I also smiled with him  .

Then he said, I am approving your visa.You can take these 2 copies of I-129.One for your reference another one you need to provide at the port of entry.
I wished him thanks and great day ahead and walked out.

Total duration of interview :About 25-30 minuites.
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Tips: As other members have contributed..
- Always keep the eye contacts.
-Infront of me, 3 visas were rejected.Do not get panicked when you see rejections in front of you.Take a deep breathe and divert your attention somewhere else.
- Do not argue with them.
- Prepare the inteviews with your friends/in front of mirror before coming for the final interview in consulate.That helps.

Best of luck !!
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L1A Approved @ Kolkata on 25th Aug
First of all, thanks to immihelp and all the people who posted their experiences. That was immensely helpful in my preparation.

Following questions were asked:

1. For how many years have you been a manager?
A: 3 years

2. How many years with the present organization?
A: 1.5 years(this was managerial)

3. What was your role in the previous organization?
Mentioning the managerial experience of the remaining 1.5 years was the key thing here. I did that thereby ensuring consistency in my answers.

At this step, he picked up the I129 copies and did something.
This distracted me for a few seconds because I was observing the VO's actions since he was not looking at me. Please avoid this by keeping your eyes fixed on the VO's eyes even if he/she is not looking at you.

I thought the interview was over but more questions followed:

4. Do you have the authority to hire & fire?
5. Why are you going to the US?
6. who is your client?
7. what is your educational qualification?

VO looked up twice to see if I was maintaining eye contact. And then, the golden words followed.

All the best,
PB
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L1B and L2 Visa approved @ Chennai Counsulate
Our L1B and L2 visa was approved at the Chennai Counsulate this week. We thank immihelp immensely for guiding us. Our interview was slotted at 8.30 and we reached by around 7.30.

After the biometrics we waited too long for our turn. There were people who were getting rejected. We just ignored that and kept looking at the screen above us and kept cool. That is the best way to crack the interview.



Here are the questions

1. Why are you going to US?
A: I have been working on a project with my client for the past xx months using my company's proprietary tool xyz.

2. Who is the Client?
A. The client is ABC (Guess the VO knew it and nodded the head)

3. What is the tool that you are working on and what is your specialisation?
I am working on XYZ tool which is my company proprietary tool. Explained her what I intend to do and convinced about my skills

4. What is your salary in US?
A. ABC$

5. What is your designation in US and India?
A. I would be working as XYZ in US and currently I am ***

6. So how many of you are currently in this designation? ( I clarified with whether they wanted the number of *** people in the company or project)
A. I am not very sure how many are working in the company but I am the only one who has created this tool.

No questions were asked to my wife. After this the VO just typed something in the computer and wrote something in the form and said that 'YOUR VISA IS APPROVED'.

My suggestion to all those who have their interviews:

Ensure that you are confident and keep the eye contact with the VO even though they would hardly look at you

Most of the questions are quite similar to what is written in immihelp.

I would suggest you reherse very well before going to the counsalate. My wife posed questions like the VO and she kept changing the words till the end. This actually helps because you get the confidence.

As suggested it is better to avoid technical details. Explain what you are doing in very simple language and stick to what your petition says.
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L1 B rejected @New Delhi
Following questions were asked by Consulate:
 
Q1: How long you have been with ZZZ?
Ans: X year and X month.
 
Q2: are you Analyst programmer?
Ans: Yes
 
Q3: How many people in this level?
Ans: I don’t have the exact count but around…. She interrupt me and
 
Q3: it’s more then one?
Ans: Yes, ….

Then she told me I don’t want more discussion on that, there must be many people with same skill set at your level so according to US law you don’t qualify to go on Blanket L1B you should apply either for Individual L1B or H1B.
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L1B-Blanket Approved in Hyd
Firstly thanks to immihelp. Questions posted in this site are very helpful.

Here are the questions asked in my PA

1. What is your specialization
2. How long you have been working in this specialization
3. who is your client
4. How long you have been working on this project
5. Tell me about your project
6. Where are you going to work in US

VO has typed some details in teh system and tuned to me stating your visa is approved.

My suggestion to you is try to keep your confidence up and concentrate on the quesitons asked by VO. Provide your answers confidently

All the best
YYYY
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