Posted by: USvisa ExEmployee March 29, 2015
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Most of the H1B cases are pretty straight and they go through without any issues. They will be looking in to two things at the time of interview -
- Whether you have the required academic and professional qualification (as mentioned in I-140)
- whether the company (petitioner) is legit
The U.S. Embassy or Consulates do not stamp passports anymore (if you're talking about the stamps which they used to call Borough Visas). Thus, you will have to apply, be psychically present at the consulate or Embassy and qualify for the visa. H visa classification is waived from 'Foreign Country Residence Requirement' which helps the applicant to demonstrate their qualification.
You may be prepared for any other issues, if any, eg; why you took so long to graduate, what was your status in between UG and graduation, DUI etc
hope this is helpful.
Most of the H1B cases are pretty straight and they go through without any issues. They will be looking in to two things at the time of interview -
- Whether you have the required academic and professional qualification (as mentioned in I-140)
- whether the company (petitioner) is legit
The U.S. Embassy or Consulates do not stamp passports anymore (if you're talking about the stamps which they used to call Borough Visas). Thus, you will have to apply, be psychically present at the consulate or Embassy and qualify for the visa. H visa classification is waived from 'Foreign Country Residence Requirement' which helps the applicant to demonstrate their qualification.
You may be prepared for any other issues, if any, eg; why you took so long to graduate, what was your status in between UG and graduation, DUI etc
hope this is helpful.