L1B interview on Wednesday any advice?
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Re: L1B interview on Wednesday any advice?
That all sounds great Teanmontana, congrats! May I ask: how long did you have to wait for your appointment at the embassy? I'm waiting to hear the result of the petition and if it is positive I'd love to know how quickly I can get an appointment and move through the process (if I'm lucky and everything goes smoothly - I know these things can be hugely unpredictable!)
Thanks so much!
Thanks so much!
I hope this helps
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Re: L1B interview on Wednesday any advice?
Hi! I've been reading for a few weeks but I thought I'd add my little experience.
French Global Marketing Exec for British Company moving over to Seattle on an L1B.
Started the process on December 6th, got the petition approved on June 1st (after an RFE with premium processing), received the information from lawyers on June 8th, and interview for June 15th.
Had my interview at 8am. Arrived at 6:15am, was alone until about 6:45am. They started checking appointments at 7:30. In the embassy by 7:35 after security. at 8:00am exactly, got called up (I was second in my category after a mishap in the queue). I got told that my case was unusual, which seemed to bother her for a few minutes while she worked it out. Then, I was out of the embassy by 8:15am with an issued visa and was told I'd get my passport in a week!
Very smooth, very easy, and everyone was very kind. Cracked open a half bottle of prosecco (and orange juice) on the train back home and flying to Seattle on the 4th of July � ����.
Hope this helps the onlookers.
French Global Marketing Exec for British Company moving over to Seattle on an L1B.
Started the process on December 6th, got the petition approved on June 1st (after an RFE with premium processing), received the information from lawyers on June 8th, and interview for June 15th.
Had my interview at 8am. Arrived at 6:15am, was alone until about 6:45am. They started checking appointments at 7:30. In the embassy by 7:35 after security. at 8:00am exactly, got called up (I was second in my category after a mishap in the queue). I got told that my case was unusual, which seemed to bother her for a few minutes while she worked it out. Then, I was out of the embassy by 8:15am with an issued visa and was told I'd get my passport in a week!
Very smooth, very easy, and everyone was very kind. Cracked open a half bottle of prosecco (and orange juice) on the train back home and flying to Seattle on the 4th of July � ����.
Hope this helps the onlookers.
Thanks for any help you can give!