U.S. Visa B1/B2 Interview Experience

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FingerPrint: July 28 2016 Hyderabad

Reach there before half an hour .

Items to Take:
  • DS160 Confirmation Page
  • Appointment Letter
  • Passport

You cannot carry mobile phone and purse as well

Once you reach there, you have to stand in a queue. At the starting of the queue, a person will be verifying the name and passport number on your DS-160 Form as well as on the passport. Once matched, they will allow you inside.

After going inside, there will be a security Check. And you have to go to the counter where they will again verify your documents and attach a sticker to the passport. They will give you a token number and allow you to go inside the other room.

Check the television to find out your counter. Once you reach your counter, the person will ask you for your documents.
Then ask for the purpose of the visit, and then ask you to read a paragraph present on the right side. After reading, they will take your photograph and then the fingerprints and then give back your documents


Interview: Aug 3rd 2016 Hyderabad

Me: Good Morning Sir
VO: Good Morning
Passport was already with him
VO: Name of the Company
Me: xxx
VO: Designation
Me: Software Engineer
VO: Annual Income
Me: xxx
VO: How many days is your visit
Me: 12 Days
VO: Why are you visiting US
Me: To attend business meetings and technical training on the product


He typed something and told "US Visa is Approved". 

Comments

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    Very helpful blog!!
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  2. Visa15 February 2024 at 13:29

    To locate the visa number on a U.S. visa, examine the visa foil in your passport. The visa number is typically found in the upper right-hand corner, labeled as "visa number" or "control number." It's a unique identifier assigned to each visa holder and is crucial for various immigration processes.

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