What do the consuls usually ask during the tourist visa interview?
Q. I live in the Philippines my savings are pretty good, my credentials are exceptional, and I still go to school. I am planning to go to the US for a very important social convention. what do the consuls usually ask for a tourist visa interview?
Asked by Randy M - Mon Apr 28 06:07:40 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What is your purpose for going to the US When are you leaving the Philippines to go the US When will you leave the US to come back to the Philippines And some other ones but these are the main questions.
Answered by Petra - Mon Apr 28 06:28:51 2008
Q. I live in the Philippines my savings are pretty good, my credentials are exceptional, and I still go to school. I am planning to go to the US for a very important social convention. what do the consuls usually ask for a tourist visa interview?
Asked by Randy M - Mon Apr 28 06:07:40 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What is your purpose for going to the US When are you leaving the Philippines to go the US When will you leave the US to come back to the Philippines And some other ones but these are the main questions.
Answered by Petra - Mon Apr 28 06:28:51 2008
How can someone show ties to their home country for a visa interview?
Q. My friend is going to be going to his visa interview in London to get a student visa to the US and he needs to show ties to England but we're not sure how we can do this?
Asked by Miriam C - Mon Sep 29 12:43:31 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well if he is coming to the U.S. to study I am pretty sure he already got an immigration form called I-20, now in addition to that he can always bring a sponsor's bank statement, proof of business or work, proof of property ownership and etc. etc. but it has to be something official like notarized and stuff. See the bottom line is he has to prove that he will return to his home country after completion of his degree here at the U.S. and in this case the verbal interview with the consular officer plays an important role too, the officer has to believe that this applicant will return to his home country after his education at the U.S. Good luck to your friend
Answered by 212GUY - Mon Sep 29 15:01:44 2008
Q. My friend is going to be going to his visa interview in London to get a student visa to the US and he needs to show ties to England but we're not sure how we can do this?
Asked by Miriam C - Mon Sep 29 12:43:31 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well if he is coming to the U.S. to study I am pretty sure he already got an immigration form called I-20, now in addition to that he can always bring a sponsor's bank statement, proof of business or work, proof of property ownership and etc. etc. but it has to be something official like notarized and stuff. See the bottom line is he has to prove that he will return to his home country after completion of his degree here at the U.S. and in this case the verbal interview with the consular officer plays an important role too, the officer has to believe that this applicant will return to his home country after his education at the U.S. Good luck to your friend
Answered by 212GUY - Mon Sep 29 15:01:44 2008
What are the possible questions to be asked during a US Visa interview?
Q. Questions to be asked during a visa interview at the US Citizenship and Immigration Services.
Asked by Fragilistic Girl - Thu Jan 24 03:51:01 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. hi there,information regarding your question on these links. hope you find this helpful,good luck..
Answered by granddad pops o.b.e. - Sun Jan 27 16:17:47 2008
Q. Questions to be asked during a visa interview at the US Citizenship and Immigration Services.
Asked by Fragilistic Girl - Thu Jan 24 03:51:01 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. hi there,information regarding your question on these links. hope you find this helpful,good luck..
Answered by granddad pops o.b.e. - Sun Jan 27 16:17:47 2008
what type of questions to expect on a partner/spouse visa interview for australia?
Q. My partner and I are applying for a partner/spouse visa. We both currently stay in London, he is Australian and will be returning in a year or so and I will be moving with him, we need to apply for this visa for that reason and were curious about what type of questions would be asked in the interview.
Asked by Nina - Sun Sep 24 08:09:12 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Believe me! They are going to ask each one of you questions seperately. From what time you went to bed to what time you woke up. (EXAMPLE of a question) They may ask your partner what time he leaves for work and he may answer 8:00am, but when they call you in they may ask you the same question about what time he leaves for work and you may say 9:00, that's telling the interviewer right their that something is not right, or they may ask what did you all have for breakfast he may say we didn't have breakfast this morning and you may say we had sausage and eggs. This is just an example of some of the questions they probaly will be asking you. So just be honest with the interviewer and everything will work out for the best.
Answered by twocute4u - Wed Sep 27 21:48:10 2006
Q. My partner and I are applying for a partner/spouse visa. We both currently stay in London, he is Australian and will be returning in a year or so and I will be moving with him, we need to apply for this visa for that reason and were curious about what type of questions would be asked in the interview.
Asked by Nina - Sun Sep 24 08:09:12 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Believe me! They are going to ask each one of you questions seperately. From what time you went to bed to what time you woke up. (EXAMPLE of a question) They may ask your partner what time he leaves for work and he may answer 8:00am, but when they call you in they may ask you the same question about what time he leaves for work and you may say 9:00, that's telling the interviewer right their that something is not right, or they may ask what did you all have for breakfast he may say we didn't have breakfast this morning and you may say we had sausage and eggs. This is just an example of some of the questions they probaly will be asking you. So just be honest with the interviewer and everything will work out for the best.
Answered by twocute4u - Wed Sep 27 21:48:10 2006
What are the questions frequently asked during the fiance visa interview at the US embassy manila?
Q. Also what are all the needed documents to be bring at the embassy during the fiance visa interview
Asked by anne - Fri Jul 6 03:26:47 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Documents vary from Embassy to Embassy. You should check with the local embassy. You should definitely have a copy of the fiance visa petition (filed with the immigration), original approval notice and originals of all the documents submitted along with the visa petition. At the least you should have proof of (continuing) relationship.
Answered by Raja - Fri Jul 6 15:51:00 2007
Q. Also what are all the needed documents to be bring at the embassy during the fiance visa interview
Asked by anne - Fri Jul 6 03:26:47 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Documents vary from Embassy to Embassy. You should check with the local embassy. You should definitely have a copy of the fiance visa petition (filed with the immigration), original approval notice and originals of all the documents submitted along with the visa petition. At the least you should have proof of (continuing) relationship.
Answered by Raja - Fri Jul 6 15:51:00 2007
What do you think are the possible questions they may ask in the visa interview?
Q. Hi Everyone,A friend of mine from India is planning to go to Switzerland and applied for switzerland schengen visa .He has been asked to come for a personal interview on July 1st.What do you think are the possible questions he may be asked?Actually,He has got admitted to one of the best schools of photography in India and he wants to do some photography and a bit of travel before he joins.Any opinion is welcome. Thanks in advance for all the opinions. Cheers, N Hi Cyrus hanks for your answer.Today,the interview was over and according to him he says it well well.The Authorities said he can collect his passport this friday and at that time he will come to know whther he has been given the visa or not.Now we are desperately waiting for… [cont.]
Asked by indiangirl - Mon Jun 29 09:12:22 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Immigration and Customs has three major concerns. They want to be sure that people arriving in the country are paying all the necessary taxes; that they aren't going to commit crimes while they're in the country; that they aren't going to become a burden on society by being broke and unable to leave. Your friend should be able to show that he already has a return ticket to India and that he has enough money to cover his expenses while he's in Switzerland. If he can speak one of the local languages, that'll be a plus, too. And, if he's even been in trouble with the law, or has had friends who went on to become criminals, dissidents, or militants, he should be ready to explain why the Swiss shouldn't be worried about those connections. But… [cont.]
Answered by unknown - Mon Jun 29 09:24:15 2009
Q. Hi Everyone,A friend of mine from India is planning to go to Switzerland and applied for switzerland schengen visa .He has been asked to come for a personal interview on July 1st.What do you think are the possible questions he may be asked?Actually,He has got admitted to one of the best schools of photography in India and he wants to do some photography and a bit of travel before he joins.Any opinion is welcome. Thanks in advance for all the opinions. Cheers, N Hi Cyrus hanks for your answer.Today,the interview was over and according to him he says it well well.The Authorities said he can collect his passport this friday and at that time he will come to know whther he has been given the visa or not.Now we are desperately waiting for… [cont.]
Asked by indiangirl - Mon Jun 29 09:12:22 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Immigration and Customs has three major concerns. They want to be sure that people arriving in the country are paying all the necessary taxes; that they aren't going to commit crimes while they're in the country; that they aren't going to become a burden on society by being broke and unable to leave. Your friend should be able to show that he already has a return ticket to India and that he has enough money to cover his expenses while he's in Switzerland. If he can speak one of the local languages, that'll be a plus, too. And, if he's even been in trouble with the law, or has had friends who went on to become criminals, dissidents, or militants, he should be ready to explain why the Swiss shouldn't be worried about those connections. But… [cont.]
Answered by unknown - Mon Jun 29 09:24:15 2009
What are some of the standard interview questions for the IMMIGRANT visa interview?
Q. I am a US Citizen and my wife is going for her immigrant visa interview this week. What are some of the possible questions?
Asked by csdz0818 - Sun Oct 15 21:52:37 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You candownload the '100' questions at I sure hope she has been studying because she'll have to know about US history as well as government. And, btw, when she gets there, her interviewer will begin with some small talk: Did she have a difficult time finding the building? What is the weather like outside? Etc. Etc. This is actually for the interviewer to guage her speaking/listening comprehension so tell her to pay attention!! Best of luck.
Answered by appletini7 - Sun Oct 15 22:03:12 2006
Q. I am a US Citizen and my wife is going for her immigrant visa interview this week. What are some of the possible questions?
Asked by csdz0818 - Sun Oct 15 21:52:37 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You candownload the '100' questions at I sure hope she has been studying because she'll have to know about US history as well as government. And, btw, when she gets there, her interviewer will begin with some small talk: Did she have a difficult time finding the building? What is the weather like outside? Etc. Etc. This is actually for the interviewer to guage her speaking/listening comprehension so tell her to pay attention!! Best of luck.
Answered by appletini7 - Sun Oct 15 22:03:12 2006
how long does it take for the visa after the visa interview?
Q. lm due to go to the usembassy in london for a visa interview on 1st september 2009..depending on the outcome and the results of the visa does anyone know how long it will take for me to receive a visa?lm from england and my fiance(e) is from america..and say if the visa gets denied are there any other ways we can be allowed to be together?
Asked by TWIZTIDMONKEY - Tue Aug 25 04:59:49 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if it's approved, you should have it within a week. however, many cases are put on temporary hold due to missing documents and other things. you probably won't have that much difficulty getting approval, it's a lot easier than most folks think. however, if for some reason you were turned down because you couldn't demonstrate a real relationship, you can always marry later, have her file a new petition and give it another shot. it would take some time though, but that would give you more opportunities to demonstrate your relationship.
Answered by George L - Tue Aug 25 06:27:54 2009
Q. lm due to go to the usembassy in london for a visa interview on 1st september 2009..depending on the outcome and the results of the visa does anyone know how long it will take for me to receive a visa?lm from england and my fiance(e) is from america..and say if the visa gets denied are there any other ways we can be allowed to be together?
Asked by TWIZTIDMONKEY - Tue Aug 25 04:59:49 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if it's approved, you should have it within a week. however, many cases are put on temporary hold due to missing documents and other things. you probably won't have that much difficulty getting approval, it's a lot easier than most folks think. however, if for some reason you were turned down because you couldn't demonstrate a real relationship, you can always marry later, have her file a new petition and give it another shot. it would take some time though, but that would give you more opportunities to demonstrate your relationship.
Answered by George L - Tue Aug 25 06:27:54 2009
Do you have to be in your home country when called for F3 visa application interview?
Q. I know someone who is in the United States and has been called for an interview through and F3 visa (citizen applied for their daughter). Does that person need to be back in there country for an F3 visa interview or could they go to the interview in the US? Are there any laws that would sent her back to her country if she is here as a tourist and the tourist visa is expired?
Asked by MELO - Sat Aug 11 01:38:39 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. why would she vililate her tourist visa and take a chance to lose her F3 visa?
Answered by Bill O - Sat Aug 18 07:41:01 2007
Q. I know someone who is in the United States and has been called for an interview through and F3 visa (citizen applied for their daughter). Does that person need to be back in there country for an F3 visa interview or could they go to the interview in the US? Are there any laws that would sent her back to her country if she is here as a tourist and the tourist visa is expired?
Asked by MELO - Sat Aug 11 01:38:39 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. why would she vililate her tourist visa and take a chance to lose her F3 visa?
Answered by Bill O - Sat Aug 18 07:41:01 2007
How do i get an urgent Visa interview?
Q. I am a student in India and Ive been admitted to a University in Florida, USA. I just received my i20 recently, and I need to be in Florida by the 4th of Jan. But now, when I try to get a Visa interview, the website shows that none of the days are available for an interview till december end. Can anyone tell me how to fix an urgent appointment in December itself, so that I may be able to leave to the US immediately.
Asked by sid - Wed Dec 3 12:03:09 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Usually urgent appointment are only given in case of emergency, e.g. a family member falling ill. The fact that you did not apply in time is normally not sufficient reason to let you jump the queue. Call the US embassy and ask if you can get an earlier appointment - but don't get your hopes up too high.
Answered by George M - Wed Dec 3 12:52:31 2008
Q. I am a student in India and Ive been admitted to a University in Florida, USA. I just received my i20 recently, and I need to be in Florida by the 4th of Jan. But now, when I try to get a Visa interview, the website shows that none of the days are available for an interview till december end. Can anyone tell me how to fix an urgent appointment in December itself, so that I may be able to leave to the US immediately.
Asked by sid - Wed Dec 3 12:03:09 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Usually urgent appointment are only given in case of emergency, e.g. a family member falling ill. The fact that you did not apply in time is normally not sufficient reason to let you jump the queue. Call the US embassy and ask if you can get an earlier appointment - but don't get your hopes up too high.
Answered by George M - Wed Dec 3 12:52:31 2008
UK Fiance Visa interview at what embassy?
Q. Ok so im planning to apply for the Fiance visa im from the U.K and my gf is from the U.S. What i was wondering is when she has to goto the interview does she go to one in America or to the embassy in London? Also if she is in england whilst the visa is being processed then will she be allowed to visit the embassy in London?
Asked by Sofa-King-Awesum - Fri Mar 6 12:58:09 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is USA to UK You need to read the below webpage to get the right details
Answered by Sidwell - Fri Mar 6 13:34:33 2009
Q. Ok so im planning to apply for the Fiance visa im from the U.K and my gf is from the U.S. What i was wondering is when she has to goto the interview does she go to one in America or to the embassy in London? Also if she is in england whilst the visa is being processed then will she be allowed to visit the embassy in London?
Asked by Sofa-King-Awesum - Fri Mar 6 12:58:09 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This is USA to UK You need to read the below webpage to get the right details
Answered by Sidwell - Fri Mar 6 13:34:33 2009
What documents are required at the time of visa interview for a student, other than I 20?
Q. Other than I 20 what are important document. Already got assistant ship in Youngstown university. I will highly appreciate the answer who has experience of student visa interview.
Asked by CP - Thu Aug 28 08:53:11 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Documents: - Valid passport - Two 2x2 passport photos - I-20 - Financial documents + any affidavits of support - Acceptance letter from the university - Proof of SEVIS payment - Proof of your ties to your homeland.
Answered by CPG - Thu Aug 28 15:11:43 2008
Q. Other than I 20 what are important document. Already got assistant ship in Youngstown university. I will highly appreciate the answer who has experience of student visa interview.
Asked by CP - Thu Aug 28 08:53:11 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Documents: - Valid passport - Two 2x2 passport photos - I-20 - Financial documents + any affidavits of support - Acceptance letter from the university - Proof of SEVIS payment - Proof of your ties to your homeland.
Answered by CPG - Thu Aug 28 15:11:43 2008
Can I relocate countries while waiting for American visa interview date?
Q. I am a American citizen living in Thailand with my British husband. We have applied for the I-130 visa into America here in Thailand. While we wait for our interview date we want to head back to England for work. Is it possible to relocated countries while we wait for our interview to be set up? Or do we need to stay in the country that we originally applied for the visa in?
Asked by nichole j - Tue Jun 24 00:29:46 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You would have to contact USCIS and advise them of the intended move and request your files be transferred from the US Embassy in Thailand to the US Embassy in England.
Answered by Barb R - Tue Jun 24 00:51:32 2008
Q. I am a American citizen living in Thailand with my British husband. We have applied for the I-130 visa into America here in Thailand. While we wait for our interview date we want to head back to England for work. Is it possible to relocated countries while we wait for our interview to be set up? Or do we need to stay in the country that we originally applied for the visa in?
Asked by nichole j - Tue Jun 24 00:29:46 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You would have to contact USCIS and advise them of the intended move and request your files be transferred from the US Embassy in Thailand to the US Embassy in England.
Answered by Barb R - Tue Jun 24 00:51:32 2008
What i should say during visa interview when the interviewer ask me ?
Q. I am B.A & and going for MBA in US. My visa interview is scheduled and if he ask me why u want to do MBA, while u r BA(bachelor of arts)? Then what should i answer?
Asked by harry - Sat Dec 2 04:18:33 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i think you should sit down with a pen and paper and think about the answer to that question. have you justified it to yourself or anyone at all, ever? are you there for chicks? tell him the truth. no one can aswer that but you...
Answered by B.B Top - Sat Dec 2 04:27:32 2006
Q. I am B.A & and going for MBA in US. My visa interview is scheduled and if he ask me why u want to do MBA, while u r BA(bachelor of arts)? Then what should i answer?
Asked by harry - Sat Dec 2 04:18:33 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i think you should sit down with a pen and paper and think about the answer to that question. have you justified it to yourself or anyone at all, ever? are you there for chicks? tell him the truth. no one can aswer that but you...
Answered by B.B Top - Sat Dec 2 04:27:32 2006
when you give visa interview and visa officier approve your visa and keep passport?
Q. how long does it take till u get your passport back with visa on it. I applied for F-1 student visa and got interview on july 1st in islamabad, pakistan. is anybody having any idea, when do i expect my passport, since my classes begin on 3rd september 2008. and i mentioned that i want to go to usa on 21st august 2008. Is it possible to get it soon so that i can buy confirm tickets.
Asked by XYZ - Wed Jul 9 17:45:04 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It should take about 3 weeks to get your passport back. Don't confirm travel until you get the passport. You will not be able to go without it so it is best to just wait. If you do not have your passport back by the end of July then try to contact the agency. Everything will work out fine.
Answered by Lonya D - Wed Jul 9 18:04:09 2008
Q. how long does it take till u get your passport back with visa on it. I applied for F-1 student visa and got interview on july 1st in islamabad, pakistan. is anybody having any idea, when do i expect my passport, since my classes begin on 3rd september 2008. and i mentioned that i want to go to usa on 21st august 2008. Is it possible to get it soon so that i can buy confirm tickets.
Asked by XYZ - Wed Jul 9 17:45:04 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It should take about 3 weeks to get your passport back. Don't confirm travel until you get the passport. You will not be able to go without it so it is best to just wait. If you do not have your passport back by the end of July then try to contact the agency. Everything will work out fine.
Answered by Lonya D - Wed Jul 9 18:04:09 2008
Visa Interview at the US Consulate in London soon?
Q. I am just about to have my fiance visa interview at the US Embassy in London, what type of questions am I to expect, does anyone have any previous experiences of this?
Asked by goldilocks - Mon Nov 5 17:35:21 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Why do you want to go to the US How will you support yourself Be prepared for a long long wait - and listen for your number, don't rely on the screens. Make sure you carry NOTHING remotely strange - you don't even get into the perimeter otherwise.Get there an hour at least an hour before your interview - blocks of people qeue outside from very early on. You have one quick interview where you show all your papers, have your photograph and fingerprints taken - then you wait and wait for the second where you are told whether you are ok or not. Your passport will be returned to you within a few days with the visa on it - and the whole process costs quite a bit too. Good luck - I was terrified!!
Answered by Sal*UK - Mon Nov 5 17:41:59 2007
Q. I am just about to have my fiance visa interview at the US Embassy in London, what type of questions am I to expect, does anyone have any previous experiences of this?
Asked by goldilocks - Mon Nov 5 17:35:21 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Why do you want to go to the US How will you support yourself Be prepared for a long long wait - and listen for your number, don't rely on the screens. Make sure you carry NOTHING remotely strange - you don't even get into the perimeter otherwise.Get there an hour at least an hour before your interview - blocks of people qeue outside from very early on. You have one quick interview where you show all your papers, have your photograph and fingerprints taken - then you wait and wait for the second where you are told whether you are ok or not. Your passport will be returned to you within a few days with the visa on it - and the whole process costs quite a bit too. Good luck - I was terrified!!
Answered by Sal*UK - Mon Nov 5 17:41:59 2007
What money will I need to take with me to my fiance visa interview ?
Q. Some one please help me I live in the uk and my fiance is from america , Im at the stage where Im waiting to hear about a fiance visa interview and have done all the forms before not concerned about the prices of anything else just what the cost is I will need 2 pay on the day of the interview finger prints actual visa etc .
Asked by Claire P - Fri Jan 23 16:51:13 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. money u can slide under the table
Answered by gracekelly3rd - Fri Jan 23 18:09:45 2009
Q. Some one please help me I live in the uk and my fiance is from america , Im at the stage where Im waiting to hear about a fiance visa interview and have done all the forms before not concerned about the prices of anything else just what the cost is I will need 2 pay on the day of the interview finger prints actual visa etc .
Asked by Claire P - Fri Jan 23 16:51:13 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. money u can slide under the table
Answered by gracekelly3rd - Fri Jan 23 18:09:45 2009
should my fiance bring our baby with him to his B2 visa interview?
Q. we are engaged but not living in the US or planning on moving there (i am a US citizen). my fiance doesn't have a lot of money, he stays at home with our daughter and we live in my income. do you think he should bring our 8 month old daughter to the visa interview? (she's a US citizen).
Asked by Kristin A - Mon Jun 1 10:13:18 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. His prospects for getting a B2 -- or any temporary visa - appear to be poor. He's engaged to a US citizen, the baby he would be bringing to interview is US citizen, you support him (which means he has no job & unable to support himself). Where are his ties to his country? What would compel him to return home? Where is his money to pay his supposedly brief vacation in the US, including all the "typical tourist" expenses? It will look to anyone like he intends "backdoor immigration" -- get in on tourist visa with no intention of returning to his own country. Given the facts you relate here, he should save his visa application fee and forget it. Taking the baby along on an interview will really burn his already-cooked goose.
Answered by ibu guru - Mon Jun 1 10:58:11 2009
Q. we are engaged but not living in the US or planning on moving there (i am a US citizen). my fiance doesn't have a lot of money, he stays at home with our daughter and we live in my income. do you think he should bring our 8 month old daughter to the visa interview? (she's a US citizen).
Asked by Kristin A - Mon Jun 1 10:13:18 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. His prospects for getting a B2 -- or any temporary visa - appear to be poor. He's engaged to a US citizen, the baby he would be bringing to interview is US citizen, you support him (which means he has no job & unable to support himself). Where are his ties to his country? What would compel him to return home? Where is his money to pay his supposedly brief vacation in the US, including all the "typical tourist" expenses? It will look to anyone like he intends "backdoor immigration" -- get in on tourist visa with no intention of returning to his own country. Given the facts you relate here, he should save his visa application fee and forget it. Taking the baby along on an interview will really burn his already-cooked goose.
Answered by ibu guru - Mon Jun 1 10:58:11 2009
Need advice on getting reference letters for a H1-B visa interview?
Q. I will be appearing for a H1-B visa interview soon starting from Oct 2008, but am unemployed at present at my home country because of a family member illness. Will my present unemployment reduce my chances of getting the visa? Also, how do the reference letters from my previously held positions need to be drafted other than mentioning my duration and skills used in the work place as they are required for such interviews as supporting documents? Can anybody please advise? Thanks a lot.
Asked by P - Fri May 2 12:54:11 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hmm, why would you not already have letters of reference for the jobs that you have worked? You should always get a letter of reference from an employer as soon as you leave the job. The fact that you are getting them now will raise a LOT of suspicion with the consolate that you are trying to fraud your work experience. If you get them now, make sure you take a few pay stubs and your actual professional reference contact info (ie. previous supervisers phone #) with you when you go, so you can prove that you actually worked there. The "no qualified Americans can perform your work" part you can worry about later if you want to pursue a Green Card. For the purpose of your interview and getting your H-1B stamp/I-94 you just need to be able to… [cont.]
Answered by skdba123 - Fri May 2 14:26:05 2008
Q. I will be appearing for a H1-B visa interview soon starting from Oct 2008, but am unemployed at present at my home country because of a family member illness. Will my present unemployment reduce my chances of getting the visa? Also, how do the reference letters from my previously held positions need to be drafted other than mentioning my duration and skills used in the work place as they are required for such interviews as supporting documents? Can anybody please advise? Thanks a lot.
Asked by P - Fri May 2 12:54:11 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hmm, why would you not already have letters of reference for the jobs that you have worked? You should always get a letter of reference from an employer as soon as you leave the job. The fact that you are getting them now will raise a LOT of suspicion with the consolate that you are trying to fraud your work experience. If you get them now, make sure you take a few pay stubs and your actual professional reference contact info (ie. previous supervisers phone #) with you when you go, so you can prove that you actually worked there. The "no qualified Americans can perform your work" part you can worry about later if you want to pursue a Green Card. For the purpose of your interview and getting your H-1B stamp/I-94 you just need to be able to… [cont.]
Answered by skdba123 - Fri May 2 14:26:05 2008
i have courtesy copy of I 797C can i send my parents to tourist visa interview at chennai consulate?
Q. i received courtesy copy of I 797C but original i didn't received. my emp said it was missed we apply a duplicate copy of that. but my problem is, my parents has visa interview at chennai consulate with in one week and my original I 797 form when it received we dont know. can i send my parents to tourist visa interview at chennai consulate using courtesy copy of I 797C??? Please help me soon its very urgent. Thanks in Advance...
Asked by jaime - Wed Oct 8 15:28:10 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes
Answered by S - Sat Oct 11 21:46:23 2008
Q. i received courtesy copy of I 797C but original i didn't received. my emp said it was missed we apply a duplicate copy of that. but my problem is, my parents has visa interview at chennai consulate with in one week and my original I 797 form when it received we dont know. can i send my parents to tourist visa interview at chennai consulate using courtesy copy of I 797C??? Please help me soon its very urgent. Thanks in Advance...
Asked by jaime - Wed Oct 8 15:28:10 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes
Answered by S - Sat Oct 11 21:46:23 2008
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hu, 20 Aug 2009 01:50:09 GM
I went to Chicago today for my South Korean E2 . visa interview. . The wait was long and the . interview. was short. Hopefully will have my passport and . visa. monday.
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