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Many are experiences issues finding the available appointment date at Mumbai Consulate. I finally got a date for my family. As per my experience, if you are trying to find the date by your self (not an agent), then generally try during the morning time (India's morning time). So, if you live in East coast in USA, try to find during 8-11 PM night time which is morning in India. 80% of the time I see a single date open during that time.
Hope that helps.
Many are experiences issues finding the available appointment date at Mumbai Consulate. I finally got a date for my family. As per my experience, if you are trying to find the date by your self (not an agent), then generally try during the morning time (India's morning time). So, if you live in East coast in USA, try to find during 8-11 PM night time which is morning in India. 80% of the time I see a single date open during that time.
Hope that helps.
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b2 visa appointments........
HI.....
I want to book an appointment for my mother.. i'm trying from few weeks...my question is anyone know that what is the best time to look and anyone got a chance to book the appointment in may 2011 or june 2011.
if anyone know the information...plz share it to me....
thank you.
Regards
Vishal
I want to book an appointment for my mother.. i'm trying from few weeks...my question is anyone know that what is the best time to look and anyone got a chance to book the appointment in may 2011 or june 2011.
if anyone know the information...plz share it to me....
thank you.
Regards
Vishal
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Got visitor B2 visa at Chennai for sister PhD graduation
Interview date: 6 May, 2011 at Chennai consulate.
Thanks a lot for all of those who contributed to this website.
It wouldn't have been possible without the help of this site.
Me (a 22 years old final year medical MBBS student), my mom (runs a pharmacy) and dad (Doctor - Pediatrician) wanted to go to US to attend my sister's PhD Graduation ceremony and also for tourism for a month.
We went well prepared and with all possible documents.
We were interviewed by a guy who seemed very casual and jovial.
My dad: Good morning sir.
VO : Good morning. (Pointing to me) Is he your son?
My dad: Yes.
VO : What's the purpose of your trip?
My dad: We would like to attend my daughter's PhD Graduation ceremony, which is in the summer of 2011 (We weren't sure about the exact dates)
VO : What university is she studying?
My dad: University of xxxxxxxx. (Attempts to give invitation letter for graduation given by my sister's proffesors)
VO : No need of any documents. You can keep it inside. You're a pediatrician, right?
My dad: Yes.
VO : You own a clinic or a hospital?
My dad: I have my own hospital.
VO : (To my mom) Your'e too working, right?
My mom: Yes. I run a pharmacy.
VO : (To me) So, what do you do?
Me : I'm doing my final year of medical school.
VO : It's MBBS, right?
Me : Yes.
VO : Are you in 4th or 5th year of your course?
Me : I'm in 4th year of course. I still have 1 year of internship, only after which I'll be awarded a MBBS degree.
VO : (Smiling) All of your visa's are approved !
He didn't ask for any documents at all. He even avoided seeing the invitation letter for the graduation ceremony.
After lots of negative comments read on this site regarding visas for the young and unmarried, I was so sure that mine will get rejected. But, surprisingly, the VO guy seemed pleasant and approved it !
Haven't received our visas yet. Not sure whether they are Single Entry or Multiple Entry. Will post again once I receive it.
Luck played a major factor too. Cos, the VOs in the nearby counters were grilling the applicants. Not this guy ! :)
Anyways, thanks a lot for this website !
Thanks a lot for all of those who contributed to this website.
It wouldn't have been possible without the help of this site.
Me (a 22 years old final year medical MBBS student), my mom (runs a pharmacy) and dad (Doctor - Pediatrician) wanted to go to US to attend my sister's PhD Graduation ceremony and also for tourism for a month.
We went well prepared and with all possible documents.
We were interviewed by a guy who seemed very casual and jovial.
My dad: Good morning sir.
VO : Good morning. (Pointing to me) Is he your son?
My dad: Yes.
VO : What's the purpose of your trip?
My dad: We would like to attend my daughter's PhD Graduation ceremony, which is in the summer of 2011 (We weren't sure about the exact dates)
VO : What university is she studying?
My dad: University of xxxxxxxx. (Attempts to give invitation letter for graduation given by my sister's proffesors)
VO : No need of any documents. You can keep it inside. You're a pediatrician, right?
My dad: Yes.
VO : You own a clinic or a hospital?
My dad: I have my own hospital.
VO : (To my mom) Your'e too working, right?
My mom: Yes. I run a pharmacy.
VO : (To me) So, what do you do?
Me : I'm doing my final year of medical school.
VO : It's MBBS, right?
Me : Yes.
VO : Are you in 4th or 5th year of your course?
Me : I'm in 4th year of course. I still have 1 year of internship, only after which I'll be awarded a MBBS degree.
VO : (Smiling) All of your visa's are approved !
He didn't ask for any documents at all. He even avoided seeing the invitation letter for the graduation ceremony.
After lots of negative comments read on this site regarding visas for the young and unmarried, I was so sure that mine will get rejected. But, surprisingly, the VO guy seemed pleasant and approved it !
Haven't received our visas yet. Not sure whether they are Single Entry or Multiple Entry. Will post again once I receive it.
Luck played a major factor too. Cos, the VOs in the nearby counters were grilling the applicants. Not this guy ! :)
Anyways, thanks a lot for this website !
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Can any one tell me how to book the visa appointment in telugu that to in hyderabad...when ever I am trying to book it is showing no dates are available, it is happening from long time...can any one help me out when u look for the dates? any special timings etc...
Thanks in advace.
Thanks in advace.
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successful visitor visa in Telugu
My grand mother attended the visa interview in Telugu at hyderabad on April 26th.
The following questions are asked.
Ekkadiki veltunnaru (Where you are going?)
Ma manvadu america lo unnadu. vaadi daggriki veltunna (My grand son is living in USA. I am visiting him)
Meeku entamandi pillau (How many kids you have)?
Two - one daughter and one son
Me pillalu ekkada unnaru (Where are your kids)?
ikkadey INDIA lo unnaru (They are living here in INDIA)
enni rojulu veldamanukuntnnaru (how many days you want to have the trip)?
3 nelalu (3 months)
me abbayi em chestunnadu (What does your son do)?
contracts chestunnadu (Road contracts)
enta adayam vastundi (How much your son earning)?
naaku teludu ( I do not know)
Mee passport varam lo vastundi (you will get your passport in a week).
The following questions are asked.
Ekkadiki veltunnaru (Where you are going?)
Ma manvadu america lo unnadu. vaadi daggriki veltunna (My grand son is living in USA. I am visiting him)
Meeku entamandi pillau (How many kids you have)?
Two - one daughter and one son
Me pillalu ekkada unnaru (Where are your kids)?
ikkadey INDIA lo unnaru (They are living here in INDIA)
enni rojulu veldamanukuntnnaru (how many days you want to have the trip)?
3 nelalu (3 months)
me abbayi em chestunnadu (What does your son do)?
contracts chestunnadu (Road contracts)
enta adayam vastundi (How much your son earning)?
naaku teludu ( I do not know)
Mee passport varam lo vastundi (you will get your passport in a week).
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successful visitor visa in Telugu
My grand mother attended the visa interview in Telugu at hyderabad on April 26th.
The following questions are asked.
Ekkadiki veltunnaru (Where you are going?)
Ma manvadu america lo unnadu. vaadi daggriki veltunna (My grand son is living in USA. I am visiting him)
Meeku entamandi pillau (How many kids you have)?
Two - one daughter and one son
Me pillalu ekkada unnaru (Where are your kids)?
ikkadey INDIA lo unnaru (They are living here in INDIA)
enni rojulu veldamanukuntnnaru (how many days you want to have the trip)?
3 nelalu (3 months)
me abbayi em chestunnadu (What does your son do)?
contracts chestunnadu (Road contracts)
enta adayam vastundi (How much your son earning)?
naaku teludu ( I do not know)
Mee passport varam lo vastundi (you will get your passport in a week).
The following questions are asked.
Ekkadiki veltunnaru (Where you are going?)
Ma manvadu america lo unnadu. vaadi daggriki veltunna (My grand son is living in USA. I am visiting him)
Meeku entamandi pillau (How many kids you have)?
Two - one daughter and one son
Me pillalu ekkada unnaru (Where are your kids)?
ikkadey INDIA lo unnaru (They are living here in INDIA)
enni rojulu veldamanukuntnnaru (how many days you want to have the trip)?
3 nelalu (3 months)
me abbayi em chestunnadu (What does your son do)?
contracts chestunnadu (Road contracts)
enta adayam vastundi (How much your son earning)?
naaku teludu ( I do not know)
Mee passport varam lo vastundi (you will get your passport in a week).
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Visitors Visa for my Mom got rejected at Hyd Consulate ( In Telugu)
Only two questions were asked...
Why are you going...
How many children do you have..
and Consular officer said to my Mom that Sorry at this point of time we are not ready to give you visa.. no questions/documents asked..
I don't know in what way they(officers) got trained but if you reject legitimate cases then whats the point...
Watever... Good Luck who are all going to Consulate for Visas....
Why are you going...
How many children do you have..
and Consular officer said to my Mom that Sorry at this point of time we are not ready to give you visa.. no questions/documents asked..
I don't know in what way they(officers) got trained but if you reject legitimate cases then whats the point...
Watever... Good Luck who are all going to Consulate for Visas....
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Visitor visa rejected
I have applied for US Visitor visa along with my friends and we were childhood friends and have planned to visit US for tourism purpuse and vo officer asked questions -
1) why are you going.
2) where are you going.
3) what you do here.
4) how you know each other.
5) why you want to that particular place.
After that vo officer said that we cant give visa and we have rejected. They gave us white paper indicating that we will settle there. I dont know that why they think that we will not come back as I and my friends doing good business and we have also made advance booking in hotel where we want to visit.
My question is can we appeal against their decision or can we reapply again please help us.
1) why are you going.
2) where are you going.
3) what you do here.
4) how you know each other.
5) why you want to that particular place.
After that vo officer said that we cant give visa and we have rejected. They gave us white paper indicating that we will settle there. I dont know that why they think that we will not come back as I and my friends doing good business and we have also made advance booking in hotel where we want to visit.
My question is can we appeal against their decision or can we reapply again please help us.
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my wife and son got visa, mine is pending for adminstrative process
i am working as scientist in DRDO and my wife is house wife and we have 4 yr old son. we attended visitor visa interview on 12/04/2011 at 11.00 hrs at hyderabad consulate in english.
questions were
why are visiting US?
whos is there?
what is he doing?
what are you doing?
which science is ur educational background?
what is ur annual salary?
how much time u will stay in us?
finally VO said "ur wife and son visa approved you have to report at counter no. 16 for some other formalities"
i went to 16 counter. that fellow asked my brother's (sponsering candidate) invitation letter and my resume. i handed over and he gave me a form for filling. this form is asking about professional background and it is equalant to 221g. i filled and submitted at the counter along with my passport. counter fellow gave me my case number and said "check online at our website after 3 working days.
ilet me see what happens to my visa.
questions were
why are visiting US?
whos is there?
what is he doing?
what are you doing?
which science is ur educational background?
what is ur annual salary?
how much time u will stay in us?
finally VO said "ur wife and son visa approved you have to report at counter no. 16 for some other formalities"
i went to 16 counter. that fellow asked my brother's (sponsering candidate) invitation letter and my resume. i handed over and he gave me a form for filling. this form is asking about professional background and it is equalant to 221g. i filled and submitted at the counter along with my passport. counter fellow gave me my case number and said "check online at our website after 3 working days.
ilet me see what happens to my visa.
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Mumbai: Visa rejected for my parents and in-laws
Visa rejected for my parents and mother-in-law at Mumbai consulate…
Consulate officer asked few questions and at the end he said sorry the US immigration process is very strict these days so we are unable to process your visa, you can try next time.
Parents: my father is retired and mother is house wife.
Mother-in-law: Working in high school, (she is staying with her son and her in-laws)
Questions to my parents:
CO: Namaste
Dad: Namaste
CO: How long you will be stay in US?
Dad: three months
CO: What are you doing?
Dad: Retire from Govt. Service.
Co: How much pension you are getting?
Dad: Rs. 7000/- per month
Co: How much you are getting for per annum?
Dad: @ 85000/-
Co: How your son went to US?
Dad: through xxx company.
Co: (To Mom): what are you doing?
Mom: house wife
And, they just say sorry and gave one letter having code 214(b), which is taking about economic and family ties in India.
Please provide more help on this.
Consulate officer asked few questions and at the end he said sorry the US immigration process is very strict these days so we are unable to process your visa, you can try next time.
Parents: my father is retired and mother is house wife.
Mother-in-law: Working in high school, (she is staying with her son and her in-laws)
Questions to my parents:
CO: Namaste
Dad: Namaste
CO: How long you will be stay in US?
Dad: three months
CO: What are you doing?
Dad: Retire from Govt. Service.
Co: How much pension you are getting?
Dad: Rs. 7000/- per month
Co: How much you are getting for per annum?
Dad: @ 85000/-
Co: How your son went to US?
Dad: through xxx company.
Co: (To Mom): what are you doing?
Mom: house wife
And, they just say sorry and gave one letter having code 214(b), which is taking about economic and family ties in India.
Please provide more help on this.
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