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Parents got visitors visa
My parents got 10 years multiple entry visitor visas. Thanks to Immihelp for all the information that helped in preparing for the interview.
The interview was in English in Chennai consulate on 23rd September at 11:30 a.m. They went to the consulate at 10:30 a.m. They had to wait outside in the line for about half an hour. Once inside, the verification, fingerprinting, interview and all other procedures were over by 12:45 p.m. In the interview few questions were asked but none of the supporting documents were seen.
The questions asked were:
To my dad:
1. Why do you want to go to U.S.?
To visit our daughter and son-in-law and to see the places around in U.S.
2. How many children do you have?
Two. One son and one daughter.
3. What does your son do?
Works as YYYY in YYYY company in YYYY country. (My brother works in Europe)
4. What does your daughter do?
Homemaker
5. Where does your son-in-law work?
YYYY (company name)
6. What do you do?
Retired
7. Do you have any property in India?
Yes (But the VO did not see any property documents)
To my mom:
1. What do you do?
Homemaker
Our scenario: We are permanent residents.
There was an error while typing my father’s date of birth in my mother’s DS-156 form. I had asked them to bring this to the notice of the person verifying forms in the consulate. But probably they forgot. But there was no problem arising out of that.
Hope this information is useful for future applicants and once again thanks to Immihelp.
The interview was in English in Chennai consulate on 23rd September at 11:30 a.m. They went to the consulate at 10:30 a.m. They had to wait outside in the line for about half an hour. Once inside, the verification, fingerprinting, interview and all other procedures were over by 12:45 p.m. In the interview few questions were asked but none of the supporting documents were seen.
The questions asked were:
To my dad:
1. Why do you want to go to U.S.?
To visit our daughter and son-in-law and to see the places around in U.S.
2. How many children do you have?
Two. One son and one daughter.
3. What does your son do?
Works as YYYY in YYYY company in YYYY country. (My brother works in Europe)
4. What does your daughter do?
Homemaker
5. Where does your son-in-law work?
YYYY (company name)
6. What do you do?
Retired
7. Do you have any property in India?
Yes (But the VO did not see any property documents)
To my mom:
1. What do you do?
Homemaker
Our scenario: We are permanent residents.
There was an error while typing my father’s date of birth in my mother’s DS-156 form. I had asked them to bring this to the notice of the person verifying forms in the consulate. But probably they forgot. But there was no problem arising out of that.
Hope this information is useful for future applicants and once again thanks to Immihelp.
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