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Hi everyone,
I want to apply for b2 visa my US friend sponsoring my trip. I am 29 year old unmarried , running a business in india from last three year . My annual income is approximately 6 lac.
What are the chances of getting visa.
I want to apply for b2 visa my US friend sponsoring my trip. I am 29 year old unmarried , running a business in india from last three year . My annual income is approximately 6 lac.
What are the chances of getting visa.
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Interview date 01/03/18
I applied for a conference, got my invite and was ready for my interview.. Interview time was 08:30 am, i got there 7:15 am, waited in the queue until i was called for the document search and finger print.
VO: Good morning
Me: Good morning Sir
VO: Pass me your passport please
Me: Passed passport with my Ds-160 form and reciept, he returned the ds-160 form
VO: What are you going to do in the US
Me: I have been invited to attend a conference
VO: Where is the conference
Me: city.. and state
VO: How long do you intend to stay
Me: 7 days
VO: What do you do and which company
Me: told my position at work.. and mention company xyz
VO: How long have you worked for company xyz
Me: xx months
VO: Have you traveled for company xyz
Me: Yes, mention 3 countries , and VO checks my passport to see countries visa inside.
VO: Are you married
Me: Yes
VO: Do you have any children
Me: Yes 1
VO: Looks at me and smile and says PLATINUM WORDS..*Your Visa is Approved* come for it in 5 days
Me: Thank you with smiles and left
Note: Say a word of prayer for everybody inside, though your heart will beat at a faster rate, just smile and take a deep breath, answer only questions asked, speak clearly so VO, can hear you, be confident and be very honest.
Now am waiting for my passport, i will update when i receive it,
Good luck everyone, God bless.
VO: Good morning
Me: Good morning Sir
VO: Pass me your passport please
Me: Passed passport with my Ds-160 form and reciept, he returned the ds-160 form
VO: What are you going to do in the US
Me: I have been invited to attend a conference
VO: Where is the conference
Me: city.. and state
VO: How long do you intend to stay
Me: 7 days
VO: What do you do and which company
Me: told my position at work.. and mention company xyz
VO: How long have you worked for company xyz
Me: xx months
VO: Have you traveled for company xyz
Me: Yes, mention 3 countries , and VO checks my passport to see countries visa inside.
VO: Are you married
Me: Yes
VO: Do you have any children
Me: Yes 1
VO: Looks at me and smile and says PLATINUM WORDS..*Your Visa is Approved* come for it in 5 days
Me: Thank you with smiles and left
Note: Say a word of prayer for everybody inside, though your heart will beat at a faster rate, just smile and take a deep breath, answer only questions asked, speak clearly so VO, can hear you, be confident and be very honest.
Now am waiting for my passport, i will update when i receive it,
Good luck everyone, God bless.
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B2 visa for Parents and sister
Has anybody applied fro B2 Visa for parents and unmarried sibling and got approved recently?
I want to bring my family here for visiting , show around the places , also for them to do some shopping . my father is doing business and sister just joined work, so we are thinking to do a 2week-3 weeks trip. Anybody with positive experience from Chennai consulate?
I want to bring my family here for visiting , show around the places , also for them to do some shopping . my father is doing business and sister just joined work, so we are thinking to do a 2week-3 weeks trip. Anybody with positive experience from Chennai consulate?
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visitors Visa got rejected at first attempt
interview date: 21st Feb 2018
Guys i had my interview on 21st Feb of this week, it was my first attempt and i applied alone.
VO: good morning( with a smile on his face)
me: good morning
VO: can i have your passport?
me: Sure.
VO: where do you work?
me: XYZ company
VO: for how long have you been working for Agha Steel?
me: 1 year
VO: have you visited outside Pakistan?
me: Yes
VO: where?
me: i told them all (in general not just within 5 years but over the last 15 years.)
VO: then he asked for my higher Education?
me: currently enrolled in ICMAP stage 4
then he was doing something on his computer and then with the brightest smile on his face he handed over me my passport with apologies and to try next time.
Now my question is where did i go wrong? he dint even ask for my any document, not a single like my bank statement or employment certificate?
i applied alone though.
should i apply with my mom next time so that being single and my age doesn't become any issue?
Guys i had my interview on 21st Feb of this week, it was my first attempt and i applied alone.
VO: good morning( with a smile on his face)
me: good morning
VO: can i have your passport?
me: Sure.
VO: where do you work?
me: XYZ company
VO: for how long have you been working for Agha Steel?
me: 1 year
VO: have you visited outside Pakistan?
me: Yes
VO: where?
me: i told them all (in general not just within 5 years but over the last 15 years.)
VO: then he asked for my higher Education?
me: currently enrolled in ICMAP stage 4
then he was doing something on his computer and then with the brightest smile on his face he handed over me my passport with apologies and to try next time.
Now my question is where did i go wrong? he dint even ask for my any document, not a single like my bank statement or employment certificate?
i applied alone though.
should i apply with my mom next time so that being single and my age doesn't become any issue?
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Approved Visa from Karachi - Pakistan
My sister, husband and 2 kids applied for visit visa for USA from Karachi and were approved.
They had previously travelled to Malaysia and Singapore.
Their US visit visa was refused last year due to insufficient travel history.
VO: Asked about her job, her husband's job, job responsibilities, husband's education, purpose of travel, parents and parent -in-laws details as to where they live etc.
VO also asked from kids where they were studying, which countries they visited etc.
VO did take some time to lookup our parents information as they are in Canada.
At the end, golden words "You are approved" came and he kept the passports.
They had previously travelled to Malaysia and Singapore.
Their US visit visa was refused last year due to insufficient travel history.
VO: Asked about her job, her husband's job, job responsibilities, husband's education, purpose of travel, parents and parent -in-laws details as to where they live etc.
VO also asked from kids where they were studying, which countries they visited etc.
VO did take some time to lookup our parents information as they are in Canada.
At the end, golden words "You are approved" came and he kept the passports.
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B2 visa refused under 214B for mother-in-law and reapplying
Hi,
Requesting your help and greatly appreciated.
My mother-in-law B2 visa was refused under 214B for the first time applied in July 2017. I have sponsored her visa and opted for Telugu language. Interview as follows
VO: How many kids you have?
MIL: One son and one daughter
VO: Who is there in USA?
MIL: My daughter and my son-in-law
VO: Do they have kids?
MIL: Yes, one son and 3 years old.
VO: Where are you going?
MIL: New Jersey
VO: How are you traveling?
MIL: My son-in-law is coming India and will travel with him.
He looked at computer for a min.
VO: We are not able to issue VISA, details are in this form(214B).
VO did not ask for any documents. We have sent all the documents with her.
Now, we are planning applying along with her son. Their situation
her Son: Working as Assistant Manager in one of the government Bank. No property, no own house, wife is home maker and preparing for bank exams (not applying VISA for her). Only few joint (along with mother) fixed and recurring deposits certificates.
MIL: Home maker, Widow (husband was School teacher died in 2008) and she is getting pension every month, No property, No own house. Only few joint (along with son) fixed and recurring deposits certificates.
Please clarify/provide your suggestions for the following,
1. Her son will get leave sanction letter and NOC from the bank and she will be visiting along with him. So, we are planning to send both of them for interview at the same time. Will this add as positive point to proof of strong tie as her son is visiting with her? or is it better to give separate interview for each?
2. There is no much change in her situation from the last time her visa was refused. Only change is, this time her son is affording their visit expenses. Is this a positive point? or should I sponsor both of them?
3. As we are not applying visa to her son's wife, will this be considered as negative or positive?
Many thanks in Advance!!
Janardhan
Requesting your help and greatly appreciated.
My mother-in-law B2 visa was refused under 214B for the first time applied in July 2017. I have sponsored her visa and opted for Telugu language. Interview as follows
VO: How many kids you have?
MIL: One son and one daughter
VO: Who is there in USA?
MIL: My daughter and my son-in-law
VO: Do they have kids?
MIL: Yes, one son and 3 years old.
VO: Where are you going?
MIL: New Jersey
VO: How are you traveling?
MIL: My son-in-law is coming India and will travel with him.
He looked at computer for a min.
VO: We are not able to issue VISA, details are in this form(214B).
VO did not ask for any documents. We have sent all the documents with her.
Now, we are planning applying along with her son. Their situation
her Son: Working as Assistant Manager in one of the government Bank. No property, no own house, wife is home maker and preparing for bank exams (not applying VISA for her). Only few joint (along with mother) fixed and recurring deposits certificates.
MIL: Home maker, Widow (husband was School teacher died in 2008) and she is getting pension every month, No property, No own house. Only few joint (along with son) fixed and recurring deposits certificates.
Please clarify/provide your suggestions for the following,
1. Her son will get leave sanction letter and NOC from the bank and she will be visiting along with him. So, we are planning to send both of them for interview at the same time. Will this add as positive point to proof of strong tie as her son is visiting with her? or is it better to give separate interview for each?
2. There is no much change in her situation from the last time her visa was refused. Only change is, this time her son is affording their visit expenses. Is this a positive point? or should I sponsor both of them?
3. As we are not applying visa to her son's wife, will this be considered as negative or positive?
Many thanks in Advance!!
Janardhan
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B2 visa refused under 214B for mother-in-law and reapplying
Hi,
Requesting your help and greatly appreciated.
My mother-in-law B2 visa was refused under 214B for the first time applied in July 2017. I have sponsored her visa and opted for Telugu language.
VO: How many kids you have?
MIL: One son and one daughter
VO: Who is there in USA?
MIL: My daughter and my son-in-law
VO: Do they have kids?
MIL: Yes, one son and 3 years old.
VO: Where are you going?
MIL: New Jersey
VO: How are you traveling?
MIL: My son-in-law is coming India and will travel with him.
He looked at computer for a min.
VO: We are not able to issue VISA, details are in this form(214B).
VO did not ask for any documents. We have sent all the documents with her.
Now, we are planning applying along with her son. Their situation
her Son: Working as Assistant Manager in one of the government Bank. No property, no own house, wife is home maker and preparing for bank exams (not applying VISA for her). Only few joint (along with mother) fixed and recurring deposits certificates.
MIL: Home maker, Widow (husband was School teacher died in 2008) and she is getting pension every month, No property, No own house. Only few joint (along with son) fixed and recurring deposits certificates.
Please clarify/provide your suggestions for the following,
1. Her son will get leave sanction letter and NOC from the bank and she will be visiting along with him. So, we are planning to send both of them for interview at the same time. Will this add as positive point to proof of strong tie as her son is visiting with her? or is it better to give separate interview for each?
2. There is no much change in her situation from the last time her visa was refused. Only change is, this time her son is affording their visit expenses. Is this a positive point? or should I sponsor both of them?
3. As we are not applying visa to her son's wife, will this be considered as negative or positive?
Many thanks in Advance!!
Requesting your help and greatly appreciated.
My mother-in-law B2 visa was refused under 214B for the first time applied in July 2017. I have sponsored her visa and opted for Telugu language.
VO: How many kids you have?
MIL: One son and one daughter
VO: Who is there in USA?
MIL: My daughter and my son-in-law
VO: Do they have kids?
MIL: Yes, one son and 3 years old.
VO: Where are you going?
MIL: New Jersey
VO: How are you traveling?
MIL: My son-in-law is coming India and will travel with him.
He looked at computer for a min.
VO: We are not able to issue VISA, details are in this form(214B).
VO did not ask for any documents. We have sent all the documents with her.
Now, we are planning applying along with her son. Their situation
her Son: Working as Assistant Manager in one of the government Bank. No property, no own house, wife is home maker and preparing for bank exams (not applying VISA for her). Only few joint (along with mother) fixed and recurring deposits certificates.
MIL: Home maker, Widow (husband was School teacher died in 2008) and she is getting pension every month, No property, No own house. Only few joint (along with son) fixed and recurring deposits certificates.
Please clarify/provide your suggestions for the following,
1. Her son will get leave sanction letter and NOC from the bank and she will be visiting along with him. So, we are planning to send both of them for interview at the same time. Will this add as positive point to proof of strong tie as her son is visiting with her? or is it better to give separate interview for each?
2. There is no much change in her situation from the last time her visa was refused. Only change is, this time her son is affording their visit expenses. Is this a positive point? or should I sponsor both of them?
3. As we are not applying visa to her son's wife, will this be considered as negative or positive?
Many thanks in Advance!!
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B2 Visa in Nepal
Hello Everyone,
Your help is greatly appreciated!
I am an American citizen currently living in Nepal. I have a Nepali girlfriend who I think could be the one. I would like her to visit my family in California this summer on a B2 visa. If things go well, we will apply for a Fiance Visa next Fall.
We are both employed in Nepal as teachers with two year contracts, and my roundtrip airfare for the summer is already booked. We plan to be in the US for 6 weeks and then return to Nepal to our jobs.
A few questions on the B2 visa process:
1. Will I be able to go to interview with her? If so, which documents are most important to show on my end?
2. How will they view our relationship? Is it better to cite our relationship as a reason for her to visit the US to meet my family or downplay our relationship lest they think we would pursue a marriage of convenience?
3. How important is her monthly income and experience at current job? For example, will she have a better chance if she has a higher income and more experience at her current job?
4. Overall, what are the major factors that shape their decision?
Thank you so much for your help everyone!!!
Hoping it works out,
Your help is greatly appreciated!
I am an American citizen currently living in Nepal. I have a Nepali girlfriend who I think could be the one. I would like her to visit my family in California this summer on a B2 visa. If things go well, we will apply for a Fiance Visa next Fall.
We are both employed in Nepal as teachers with two year contracts, and my roundtrip airfare for the summer is already booked. We plan to be in the US for 6 weeks and then return to Nepal to our jobs.
A few questions on the B2 visa process:
1. Will I be able to go to interview with her? If so, which documents are most important to show on my end?
2. How will they view our relationship? Is it better to cite our relationship as a reason for her to visit the US to meet my family or downplay our relationship lest they think we would pursue a marriage of convenience?
3. How important is her monthly income and experience at current job? For example, will she have a better chance if she has a higher income and more experience at her current job?
4. Overall, what are the major factors that shape their decision?
Thank you so much for your help everyone!!!
Hoping it works out,
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Just Be Truthful ... thats it !
Hi Everyone , me and my wife applied for B2 . Interview was on 23rd Jan 18
i applied for second time with my wife (earlier i did with parents which was rejected)
VO : whats your relation
Me : Husband & Wife
VO : When did you get married
Me : 17 th Jan 2017
VO to my wife : You have been there in US earlier
MW : yes (told the date)
VO : How many countries you have visited
Me : Canada , Seychelles , Srilanka
Mw : Dubai , Seychelles , Srilanka
VO : How many countries you both have visited after your marriage
Me : Seychelles and Srilanka
VO : What's there is seychelles , why did you go there
Mw : We went for honeymoon
Me : Just relaxing , beautiful island
VO : Who's there in US
Mw : Gave details of her siblings
VO : Where are you going in US
Mw : Hawaii . Washington and New York
VO : Why do you want to go this time for vacation
Mw : I want to open dental clinic on my birthday and want to be here before birthday
VO : where are you going to open clinic
Mw : Gave address
VO : Why is it so , my career doesnt affect my vacations
Mw : But i want to open clinic on my birthday itself
VO : Thats not right , why would any holiday effect your career
Mw : Still i want to open my clinic on my birthday for my memory
I felt it was heated argument and now we will be banned for ever from visiting US
VO : Again asked , when did you last go out of india and where
Me : Srilanka , Just returned yesterday
VO to My wife : You can open your dental clinic on some other day as well
Mw : No , i want to open on my birthday , for my memory
VO : OKAY , VISA APPROVED
me & mw , surprised and thanked visa officer.
i applied for second time with my wife (earlier i did with parents which was rejected)
VO : whats your relation
Me : Husband & Wife
VO : When did you get married
Me : 17 th Jan 2017
VO to my wife : You have been there in US earlier
MW : yes (told the date)
VO : How many countries you have visited
Me : Canada , Seychelles , Srilanka
Mw : Dubai , Seychelles , Srilanka
VO : How many countries you both have visited after your marriage
Me : Seychelles and Srilanka
VO : What's there is seychelles , why did you go there
Mw : We went for honeymoon
Me : Just relaxing , beautiful island
VO : Who's there in US
Mw : Gave details of her siblings
VO : Where are you going in US
Mw : Hawaii . Washington and New York
VO : Why do you want to go this time for vacation
Mw : I want to open dental clinic on my birthday and want to be here before birthday
VO : where are you going to open clinic
Mw : Gave address
VO : Why is it so , my career doesnt affect my vacations
Mw : But i want to open clinic on my birthday itself
VO : Thats not right , why would any holiday effect your career
Mw : Still i want to open my clinic on my birthday for my memory
I felt it was heated argument and now we will be banned for ever from visiting US
VO : Again asked , when did you last go out of india and where
Me : Srilanka , Just returned yesterday
VO to My wife : You can open your dental clinic on some other day as well
Mw : No , i want to open on my birthday , for my memory
VO : OKAY , VISA APPROVED
me & mw , surprised and thanked visa officer.
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VISITOR VISA
In 2016,when I wanted to visit US for my son's graduation ceremony,my visa was kept under administrative processing and was issued for a year.
Again I applied for a visitor visa on 22 january 2018 ie this year. My visa is under administrative processing till now. My worry is about the passport. Till 6th February 2018,the passport status was 'your passport is still in the consulate'. But on 6th February the status changed to 'there is no status record for this passport number'. My passport is still in the chennai consulate. E mails to them have not got any reply. I am worried.
Again I applied for a visitor visa on 22 january 2018 ie this year. My visa is under administrative processing till now. My worry is about the passport. Till 6th February 2018,the passport status was 'your passport is still in the consulate'. But on 6th February the status changed to 'there is no status record for this passport number'. My passport is still in the chennai consulate. E mails to them have not got any reply. I am worried.
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