B2 Visa Application From London, Indian Passport holder
Dec 31st 2009, 1:01 pm
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B2 Visa Application From London, Indian Passport holder
Firstly, thanks to this board, it has provided much valuable information for us to prepare for the dreaded B2 Visitor Visa interview.
Being in specific situation, we would like to know if there is anything we should/shouldn't do and your comments are much appreciated.
Current status:
1. Indian passport holders.
2. Almost 6 years in the UK, eligible for indefinite leave to remain in 2010 Jan.
3. Currently on Tier-1 visa and spouse as dependent, no kids. Both aged 31.
4. Both employed (myself into IT and spouse Pharmacist).
5. Renting a property.
6. Family in India.
7. Relatives in both US and UK.
8. Visited 7 other countries.
Booked appointment for 22nd Jan 2010, planning to visit US for 2 weeks around Easter. We've arranged for an invitation letter from relative in the US. We'll try to get leave granted letter from employer.
Our only tie in this country is our employment giving us a combined income of £90K and would like to STRESS more onto EMPLOYMENT while submitting documents before interview and also during interview if given a chance to speak
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Spouse working as pharmacist and she studied for 1 year full time and 1 year training, thought might be worth mentioning.
Again any comments are highly appreciated.
Being in specific situation, we would like to know if there is anything we should/shouldn't do and your comments are much appreciated.
Current status:
1. Indian passport holders.
2. Almost 6 years in the UK, eligible for indefinite leave to remain in 2010 Jan.
3. Currently on Tier-1 visa and spouse as dependent, no kids. Both aged 31.
4. Both employed (myself into IT and spouse Pharmacist).
5. Renting a property.
6. Family in India.
7. Relatives in both US and UK.
8. Visited 7 other countries.
Booked appointment for 22nd Jan 2010, planning to visit US for 2 weeks around Easter. We've arranged for an invitation letter from relative in the US. We'll try to get leave granted letter from employer.
Our only tie in this country is our employment giving us a combined income of £90K and would like to STRESS more onto EMPLOYMENT while submitting documents before interview and also during interview if given a chance to speak
.Spouse working as pharmacist and she studied for 1 year full time and 1 year training, thought might be worth mentioning.
Again any comments are highly appreciated.
Last edited by EasterHolidayInUSA; Dec 31st 2009 at 1:03 pm.
Dec 31st 2009, 1:21 pm
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Re: B2 Visa Application From London, Indian Passport holder
Firstly, thanks to this board, it has provided much valuable information for us to prepare for the dreaded B2 Visitor Visa interview.
Being in specific situation, we would like to know if there is anything we should/shouldn't do and your comments are much appreciated.
Current status:
1. Indian passport holders.
2. Almost 6 years in the UK, eligible for indefinite leave to remain in 2010 Jan.
3. Currently on Tier-1 visa and spouse as dependent, no kids. Both aged 31.
4. Both employed (myself into IT and spouse Pharmacist).
5. Renting a property.
6. Family in India.
7. Relatives in both US and UK.
8. Visited 7 other countries.
Booked appointment for 22nd Jan 2010, planning to visit US for 2 weeks around Easter. We've arranged for an invitation letter from relative in the US. We'll try to get leave granted letter from employer.
Our only tie in this country is our employment giving us a combined income of £90K and would like to STRESS more onto EMPLOYMENT while submitting documents before interview and also during interview if given a chance to speak.
Spouse working as pharmacist and she studied for 1 year full time and 1 year training, thought might be worth mentioning.
Again any comments are highly appreciated.
Being in specific situation, we would like to know if there is anything we should/shouldn't do and your comments are much appreciated.
Current status:
1. Indian passport holders.
2. Almost 6 years in the UK, eligible for indefinite leave to remain in 2010 Jan.
3. Currently on Tier-1 visa and spouse as dependent, no kids. Both aged 31.
4. Both employed (myself into IT and spouse Pharmacist).
5. Renting a property.
6. Family in India.
7. Relatives in both US and UK.
8. Visited 7 other countries.
Booked appointment for 22nd Jan 2010, planning to visit US for 2 weeks around Easter. We've arranged for an invitation letter from relative in the US. We'll try to get leave granted letter from employer.
Our only tie in this country is our employment giving us a combined income of £90K and would like to STRESS more onto EMPLOYMENT while submitting documents before interview and also during interview if given a chance to speak
.Spouse working as pharmacist and she studied for 1 year full time and 1 year training, thought might be worth mentioning.
Again any comments are highly appreciated.
Don't worry you will have a easy time at the VISA interview. I am sure your job will help you easily get the visitor visa.
Good Luck
