H1B visa applicants for fiscal year 2009

[APhA]

Found these links
on Sample Questions: H1B visa interview Sample Questions, H1B stamping questions
on H1 visa requirements: H1 visa requirements, List of documents for H1B visa stamping

(Info there) makes sense but not sure how close those are to the real thing as my schedule with the US embassy is still in August. Hopefully those who have gone through the H1B interview and stamping experience will share their experiences.

Hope to have helped and hope to hear from those who has gone through this.

[ecoli78]

Hi guys,
I've gotten my visa already (from the US embassy in Singapore) and the questions asked were pretty straightforward. It's not really an interview. More like asking some questions over the counter. He asked me what job I'm doing right now and what I would be working as over there. He also asked which company I got the job with and how I got it and why I chose the state which I was going etc. He also asked what my next steps were to becoming a pharmacist and how much I was getting paid. Nothing was asked about my current financial status etc which was what was indicated on the website, but I think it might be useful to have some documents on that.

Overall, it was pretty easy and straightforward. I think they just want to make sure you know what you are doing. Just make sure you get the cashier's order and not a personal cheque. (Not sure if it is different in other countries).

BTW, you do need your original form I-797 and a copy of I-129. which your employer should send to you if your application is approved.

Hope that helps!
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[SINCE2008]

Hi ecoli and apha,

Thank you very much for your responce. I hope we all get through this final step sucessfully. Good luck to you all.

Thank you.
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[Nehakalp]

Hi Ecoli,

Congratulations for your Visa. Please be in touch with this group to give more tips to this group.

Nehakalp

Originally Posted by ecoli78

Hi guys,
I've gotten my visa already (from the US embassy in Singapore) and the questions asked were pretty straightforward. It's not really an interview. More like asking some questions over the counter. He asked me what job i'm doing right now and what i would be working as over there. He also asked which company i got the job with and how i got it and why i chose the state which i was going etc. He also asked what my next steps were to becoming a pharmacist and how much i was getting paid. Nothing was asked about my current financial status etc which was what was indicated on the website, but i think it might be useful to have some documents on that.
Overall, it was pretty easy and straightforward. I think they just want to make sure u know what u r doing. Just make sure u get the cashier's order and not a personal cheque. (Not sure if it is different in other countries).
BTW, you do need your original form I-797 and a copy of I-129. which your employer should send to you if your application is approved.
Hope that helps!

[pharma01]

I got my visa from US conulate in toronto this week. They specifically asked for offer letter,FPGEC certificate and Intern license. Thanks to every body.
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[nsingh]

Oh God,I checked the USCIC site and they have mentioned that my case has got approved!
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[nsingh]

I hope that this interview goes well!
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[shawie123]

Anyone has any idea how many were selected as pharmacy interns in H1 visa? Thanks.
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[nsingh]

Can anybody tell me that how do we get interview date after getting approval? I mean my employer has got a small letter ,it only says that you will have to submit the whole package to US embassy located in delhi.It didn't mention any interview date .

[MASHURA]

You must contact the US embassy in your country and schedule an appointment. Vist their website first. Some US embassies allow you to make an appointment online.
Good luck.
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