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Hello everybody,
My mothers visitor visa got rejected twice at delhi consulate within 1 month.
Can I re-apply for her or Can I sponsor my in-laws first for the visit then my mother after few months.
Please suggest/share if any body has similar experience.
Thanks in advance...
---XYZ
My mothers visitor visa got rejected twice at delhi consulate within 1 month.
Can I re-apply for her or Can I sponsor my in-laws first for the visit then my mother after few months.
Please suggest/share if any body has similar experience.
Thanks in advance...
---XYZ
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Visitor Visa
I need a help...
I have been on interview in USA ambassy,officer took my documents and when I puted my finger prints the officer said to me that my visa has been approved,and that they will send to me for 2 days,but they kept all my orriginal dokuments I consul did't even talk to me...Why did they keep it?Has my Visa been approved for sure?
Thanks
I have been on interview in USA ambassy,officer took my documents and when I puted my finger prints the officer said to me that my visa has been approved,and that they will send to me for 2 days,but they kept all my orriginal dokuments I consul did't even talk to me...Why did they keep it?Has my Visa been approved for sure?
Thanks
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In Laws visa approved
I found this website useful to help me prepare a checklist of documents needed for B2 (Visitor's visa) for my wife's parents.
I am in the US on a H1 visa and my wife is on a H4.
I have also been reading some of the experiences on this website and decided to post my experience so that it helps others.
My In-laws went for their visa interview at the Chennai consulate and their visa was approved yesterday.
The VO asked the following questions:
1. How many children do you have?
2. Which company does your son-in-law work for
3. What work does your daughter do? (Trick question ;-) but my In-Laws answered that she is a housewife.)
4. Do you have a own house in India?
No documents were checked or asked for. The visa interview was in Tamil.
I am in the US on a H1 visa and my wife is on a H4.
I have also been reading some of the experiences on this website and decided to post my experience so that it helps others.
My In-laws went for their visa interview at the Chennai consulate and their visa was approved yesterday.
The VO asked the following questions:
1. How many children do you have?
2. Which company does your son-in-law work for
3. What work does your daughter do? (Trick question ;-) but my In-Laws answered that she is a housewife.)
4. Do you have a own house in India?
No documents were checked or asked for. The visa interview was in Tamil.
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B2 Visa Granted at Delhi US Embassy
Hi, first of all thank you very much for all your comments and experiences shared. Today, I was granted the Visa at the Delhi consular section along with my two minor sons. After a long wait, (almost 2 and half hours)(rushed because of the vacation time in Delhi), we were asked to report at a window where there was a rather stern looking woman officer.
Me: Good morning
VO: Hi
VO: Where are you going
Me: Boston, MA
VO: Who stays there
Me: My sister
VO: Is she working
Me: She works for Xyz company as Xyz
VO: What do you do
Me: Am a housewife
VO: Have you travelled internationally before
Me: Yes, my husband and I have, the kids haven't
VO: But I do not see that in your passport
Me: It is on my old passport
VO: May I see that please
Me: Took out my old p/p and gave it to her
VO: But there is no US travel mentioned here
Me: No US travel maam, but international travel yes.
Returns me my old p/p
VO: Who is paying for your trip
Me: I am --It is self-sponsored
VO: How long would you be there
Me: 4 weeks
VO: Which place would you visit
Me: Boston, NY, DC
VO: Where does your husband work
Me: XYZ
VO: What does he do
Me: xyz
VO: Why isn't he travelling with you
Me: He has some urgent work commitments here
VO: Is your sister a US Citizen
Me: No, she is a green card holder
VO: Do you have any more relatives staying in the US
Me: Yeah, a cousin sister in Colorado
VO: Are you going to stay with her
Me: No, not with my cousin but with my own sister in Boston
VO: Were you employed before
Me: Yes, with an American MNC...xyz.
VO: Turns to my older son, and asks:
Which class are you in
My son: 7th
VO: Where are you travelling
My son: I am going to Boston, NY and Washington
VO: Where is your father
My son: He is waiting outside the Embassy
VO: WHat does he do
My son: He is xyz at xyz
VO: Why isn't he travelling with you
My son: He has some work commitments here
VO: Now turns to my younger son:" which class are you in"
My younger son: 3rd.
VO: Your passport will take 3-4 working days.
Me and the kids: Thank you, Maam.
there is no denying that i felt extremely tensed and jittery during the whole process, i kept praying inwardly. and since there was no hiding and we had presented nothing but the truth, we were granted the Visa. We are waiting to collect our stamped passports soon from the VFS office in Delhi. My best wishes to all genuine candidates out there who are applying for the US Visa. Best of luck! Cheers!
Me: Good morning
VO: Hi
VO: Where are you going
Me: Boston, MA
VO: Who stays there
Me: My sister
VO: Is she working
Me: She works for Xyz company as Xyz
VO: What do you do
Me: Am a housewife
VO: Have you travelled internationally before
Me: Yes, my husband and I have, the kids haven't
VO: But I do not see that in your passport
Me: It is on my old passport
VO: May I see that please
Me: Took out my old p/p and gave it to her
VO: But there is no US travel mentioned here
Me: No US travel maam, but international travel yes.
Returns me my old p/p
VO: Who is paying for your trip
Me: I am --It is self-sponsored
VO: How long would you be there
Me: 4 weeks
VO: Which place would you visit
Me: Boston, NY, DC
VO: Where does your husband work
Me: XYZ
VO: What does he do
Me: xyz
VO: Why isn't he travelling with you
Me: He has some urgent work commitments here
VO: Is your sister a US Citizen
Me: No, she is a green card holder
VO: Do you have any more relatives staying in the US
Me: Yeah, a cousin sister in Colorado
VO: Are you going to stay with her
Me: No, not with my cousin but with my own sister in Boston
VO: Were you employed before
Me: Yes, with an American MNC...xyz.
VO: Turns to my older son, and asks:
Which class are you in
My son: 7th
VO: Where are you travelling
My son: I am going to Boston, NY and Washington
VO: Where is your father
My son: He is waiting outside the Embassy
VO: WHat does he do
My son: He is xyz at xyz
VO: Why isn't he travelling with you
My son: He has some work commitments here
VO: Now turns to my younger son:" which class are you in"
My younger son: 3rd.
VO: Your passport will take 3-4 working days.
Me and the kids: Thank you, Maam.
there is no denying that i felt extremely tensed and jittery during the whole process, i kept praying inwardly. and since there was no hiding and we had presented nothing but the truth, we were granted the Visa. We are waiting to collect our stamped passports soon from the VFS office in Delhi. My best wishes to all genuine candidates out there who are applying for the US Visa. Best of luck! Cheers!
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B2 Visitor visa approved for my parents and sister
Thanks to immihelp and everyone who spend their time posting their experiences.. it was really very helpful
My parents and my sister had interview at the chennai consulate today (May 19th 2011), they were interviewed by a women along with a translator, the interview was in telugu.
Vo: Why are you going ?
Dad: To see my son and for tourism purpose
Vo: Who is sponsoring for the trip ?
Dad: My son and me are sponsoring for the trip
Vo: What does your son do ?
Dad: He finished his master's and working for #### company
Vo: where is it located ?
Dad : At ### city in ### state, bit hard saying the city name , my sister helped and said the city and state
Vo: To mom, Are you housewife ?
Mom: Yes
Vo: To sister, what do you do ?
Sis: iam doing my engineering in #### Stream in ### univ. i finished my third year and still need to finish my final Year
Vo: To Dad, what do you do ?
Dad: working as ## in ## , i still got 10 more years of service.
Vo: To sis, what do you do after your graduation ?
sis: iam planning to do M.tech here.
that's it, Vo said they will receive their passports in 2 or 3 days
Thanks Every one....
My parents and my sister had interview at the chennai consulate today (May 19th 2011), they were interviewed by a women along with a translator, the interview was in telugu.
Vo: Why are you going ?
Dad: To see my son and for tourism purpose
Vo: Who is sponsoring for the trip ?
Dad: My son and me are sponsoring for the trip
Vo: What does your son do ?
Dad: He finished his master's and working for #### company
Vo: where is it located ?
Dad : At ### city in ### state, bit hard saying the city name , my sister helped and said the city and state
Vo: To mom, Are you housewife ?
Mom: Yes
Vo: To sister, what do you do ?
Sis: iam doing my engineering in #### Stream in ### univ. i finished my third year and still need to finish my final Year
Vo: To Dad, what do you do ?
Dad: working as ## in ## , i still got 10 more years of service.
Vo: To sis, what do you do after your graduation ?
sis: iam planning to do M.tech here.
that's it, Vo said they will receive their passports in 2 or 3 days
Thanks Every one....
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Applying visitor visa to my husband
Hello everyone..
can anybody give suggestions to apply visa for my husband and son?
Actually last year F2 dependent visa is rejected twice for husband and one year son(under 214(b)).
now i want to apply them visitor visa for my graduation.
I have one question did visa officers check the previous interview information when we go next time?
please help me i am unable to decide whether i can apply visitor visa or not?
Please reply to this or mail me at [email protected]
can anybody give suggestions to apply visa for my husband and son?
Actually last year F2 dependent visa is rejected twice for husband and one year son(under 214(b)).
now i want to apply them visitor visa for my graduation.
I have one question did visa officers check the previous interview information when we go next time?
please help me i am unable to decide whether i can apply visitor visa or not?
Please reply to this or mail me at [email protected]
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hi every one.im 34 and have 2kids.i just graduated last yr n passed the board exam for nurses.me n my husband were invited as principal sponsor for my niece wedding in sept.we r planning to aply for a tourist visa,my husband
is a govrnment employee 4 almost 10yrs now. my question is that should i declare that im a nurse.i heard that if the consul saw that ur RN,they will automaticaly reject ur aplication.im not yet employed as a nurse since i have 2 attend to my kids needs and i manage our family business..is there a way that the consul can find out that im a nurse?pls help me b4 i'll pay for our application.ty vmuch
is a govrnment employee 4 almost 10yrs now. my question is that should i declare that im a nurse.i heard that if the consul saw that ur RN,they will automaticaly reject ur aplication.im not yet employed as a nurse since i have 2 attend to my kids needs and i manage our family business..is there a way that the consul can find out that im a nurse?pls help me b4 i'll pay for our application.ty vmuch
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Parents visitor visa approved
Hi All,
This website has been immensly helpful to get visitor visa for my parents. I am a graduate student and my parents were sponsoring themselves. I was slightly worried about their case as they dont pay income tax but still had more than sufficient money in bank accounts and way too much property for tax exempt couple that earns less than 1.5 lakhs per annum. I guess the key was in answering confidently, practicing what to say and what not to say. I had to coach my parents to be concise and accurate. All the questions listed on this website were a good starting point. Heres how the interview went: It was a hindi interview. My mom spoke in english but dad answerd in Hindi.
VO: why are you going to usa?
Mom: to meet my daughter and to see tourist places in ny and chicago
VO: what does your daughter do
Mom: <name of course>, <university name>
VO: why are you going after her graduation
Mom: she was busy earlier
VO: what is your profession (to my dad)
Dad: i am a <profession> with <firm>, which is a <kind of business>
VO: what will your daughter do after graduation?
MOm: she will work in <firm name>, in <city name>
VO: your Visa is approved.
My Mom worried about sharing my full time employment information but you got to be honest in these interviews. So stay confident, smile and answer confidently!
No papers were asked.Also, don't over prepare your parents for these interviews. Let them explain things in their style. Just provide them with the facts that they need to know.
This website has been immensly helpful to get visitor visa for my parents. I am a graduate student and my parents were sponsoring themselves. I was slightly worried about their case as they dont pay income tax but still had more than sufficient money in bank accounts and way too much property for tax exempt couple that earns less than 1.5 lakhs per annum. I guess the key was in answering confidently, practicing what to say and what not to say. I had to coach my parents to be concise and accurate. All the questions listed on this website were a good starting point. Heres how the interview went: It was a hindi interview. My mom spoke in english but dad answerd in Hindi.
VO: why are you going to usa?
Mom: to meet my daughter and to see tourist places in ny and chicago
VO: what does your daughter do
Mom: <name of course>, <university name>
VO: why are you going after her graduation
Mom: she was busy earlier
VO: what is your profession (to my dad)
Dad: i am a <profession> with <firm>, which is a <kind of business>
VO: what will your daughter do after graduation?
MOm: she will work in <firm name>, in <city name>
VO: your Visa is approved.
My Mom worried about sharing my full time employment information but you got to be honest in these interviews. So stay confident, smile and answer confidently!
No papers were asked.Also, don't over prepare your parents for these interviews. Let them explain things in their style. Just provide them with the facts that they need to know.
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Parents visitor visa approved
Hi All,
This website has been immensly helpful to get visitor visa for my parents. I am a graduate student and my parents were sponsoring themselves. I was slightly worried about their case as they dont pay income tax but still had more than sufficient money in bank accounts and way too much property for tax exempt couple that earns less than 1.5 lakhs per annum. I guess the key was in answering confidently, practicing what to say and what not to say. I had to coach my parents to be concise and accurate. All the questions listed on this website were a good starting point. Heres how the interview went: It was a hindi interview. My mom spoke in english but dad answerd in Hindi.
VO: why are you going to usa?
Mom: to meet my daughter and to see tourist places in ny and chicago
VO: what does your daughter do
Mom: <name of course>, <university name>
VO: why are you going after her graduation
Mom: she was busy earlier
VO: what is your profession (to my dad)
Dad: i am a <profession> with <firm>, which is a <kind of business>
VO: what will your daughter do after graduation?
MOm: she will work in <firm name>, in <city name>
VO: your Visa is approved.
My Mom worried about sharing my full time employment information but you got to be honest in these interviews. So stay confident, smile and answer confidently!
No papers were asked.Also, don't over prepare your parents for these interviews. Let them explain things in their style. Just provide them with the facts that they need to know.
This website has been immensly helpful to get visitor visa for my parents. I am a graduate student and my parents were sponsoring themselves. I was slightly worried about their case as they dont pay income tax but still had more than sufficient money in bank accounts and way too much property for tax exempt couple that earns less than 1.5 lakhs per annum. I guess the key was in answering confidently, practicing what to say and what not to say. I had to coach my parents to be concise and accurate. All the questions listed on this website were a good starting point. Heres how the interview went: It was a hindi interview. My mom spoke in english but dad answerd in Hindi.
VO: why are you going to usa?
Mom: to meet my daughter and to see tourist places in ny and chicago
VO: what does your daughter do
Mom: <name of course>, <university name>
VO: why are you going after her graduation
Mom: she was busy earlier
VO: what is your profession (to my dad)
Dad: i am a <profession> with <firm>, which is a <kind of business>
VO: what will your daughter do after graduation?
MOm: she will work in <firm name>, in <city name>
VO: your Visa is approved.
My Mom worried about sharing my full time employment information but you got to be honest in these interviews. So stay confident, smile and answer confidently!
No papers were asked.Also, don't over prepare your parents for these interviews. Let them explain things in their style. Just provide them with the facts that they need to know.
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going on interview on 18-05-2011 for visitor visa
hello everybody,
my name is daljit singh. i am from punjab india.my interview date is on 18-05-2011 at delhi consulate & i am going to give the interview for the first time & i am getting nervous as i do not have any sponsorship from the usa.kindly guide me what i should do to have a successful interview & plz train me for the best i will be highly pleased & thankful to every one who will help me out.
waiting for instructions from anyone who is well experienced.
thanks regards daljit singh
my mail id is [email protected]
my cell no is 9256282615 & 9653020584
my name is daljit singh. i am from punjab india.my interview date is on 18-05-2011 at delhi consulate & i am going to give the interview for the first time & i am getting nervous as i do not have any sponsorship from the usa.kindly guide me what i should do to have a successful interview & plz train me for the best i will be highly pleased & thankful to every one who will help me out.
waiting for instructions from anyone who is well experienced.
thanks regards daljit singh
my mail id is [email protected]
my cell no is 9256282615 & 9653020584
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