Scenario: You have a interview scheduled for your H-1 Visa application. What documents should you bring with you? Please list them all in their entirety.
Scenario: During your H-1 Visa application interview, your interviewer asks you how you came across this particular job. How should you answer this? Be specific.
Scenario: You need to go to the consulate for stamping for your H-1 Visa to The United States, but you are currently out on business in London, England. Do you have to return to your home country for the stamping or can it be done in London? Explain why or why not.
Scenario: For your visa application interview, you will need a letter from your American employer describing the nature of your work. How do you obtain this? What should the letter contain? Be detailed.
Scenario: During your visa application interview, you are asked if the company that you currently work at in your home country has any official business connection to your new company in The United States. How do you answer this question? Be detailed.
Scenario: During your visa application interview, you are asked to provide tax information for your new company in The United States, as well as information about the number of employees they have and their frequency of importing workers from other countries. How do you answer this question? Be detailed.
In your own words, list and describe some of the papers you will need during your visa application interview. These would be the kind of papers that would cause you to be denied if you do not have them. Be detailed.
In your own words, determine why or why not your American company's tax return documents are required during your visa application interview. Be detailed.
Scenario: You are about to obtain your H-1B Visa, but the company in The United States that you are being approved with is not the type of work that you want to do. Can you obtain such a visa first and then look for a job in America? Why or why not?
In your own words, explain how you should answer if you are asked to defend your importance in your American company. Be specific and provide at least three points of defense.
Scenario: In your visa application interview, you are asked if your American company has petitioned The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services for your employment. How do you answer this question? Be specific.
Scenario: In your visa application interview, you are asked to describe the process of your American employer finding and choosing you to come work for them. In your own words, describe how this process went. Be specific.
Scenario: In your visa application interview, you are asked to provide a letter from your United States employer describing the kind of work you are being hired to perform. How do you obtain such a letter? Be specific.
Scenario: In your H-1 Visa application interview, your interviewer inquires rather or not you have any family or friends in The United States. What is the proper answer for this? Why?
Scenario: You are asked in your H-1 Visa application interview about your knowledge of the cost of living in Los Angeles, California. This is the city you will be working in. How do you respond? Be detailed.
Scenario: You had a previous visitor visa application rejected, but you are now applying for a H-1 Visa. Will your previous rejection pose a hindrance to your current application? Why or why not?
Scenario: During your visa application interview, you are asked to describe the financial stability of your United States employer, especially in the light of the recent American economic collapse. How would you answer this question? Be specific.
In your own words, describe how a cover letter should be formatted. This will be the first page of your documents that will be presented to your interviewer during your visa application. Be specific.
Scenario: During your visa application interview, you are are asked to explain why your American company has such a high turn-over rate. How do you answer this? Explain in detail.
Scenario: You applied for a H-1 Visa and inquired as to your application's progress. You are notified that an approval notice has been sent to you, but you have not received it yet. What are your next steps? Be detailed.
Scenario: You are halfway through the approval process for a H-1 Visa but you have lost several important documents. Is this going to cause an interruption to your application? If so, why?
Scenario: You received a rejection on your visa application because the visa authorities lacked confidence that you would return to your home country after your time in The United States. What can you do or say to convince them otherwise? Be specific.
Scenario: You are applying for a visa to visit The United States, however your spouse is in France. Your interviewer asks you to explain why you wish to go to America rather than France. What should you say? Be detailed.
Scenario: Your interviewer for your H-1 Visa application requested more documentation about your employer in The United States. You are told to place the documentation in the drop box at the consulate's office. Should you do this? Why or why not?
Scenario: You receive your H-1 Visa documents. These documents include your caste name, whereas your other legal documents, such as your passport, contain only your legal name. Is this inconsistency a problem? Why or why not?
Scenario: You receive a job offer letter from your United States employer, and have decided to resign from your current position in your home country. Will this cause problems when you to apply for your H-1 Visa? Why or why not? Be detailed.
In your own words, please describe what you would need to do and/or say in order to have an approved stamping at the consulate. Be detailed in your explanation and provide at least three examples.
Scenario: You wish to receive a stamping for your H-1 Visa, and want to travel to the consulate with the highest passing rate on visa stamping. How do you research this? Does going to a specific consulate have any impact on rather or not you receive a stamping? Be detailed.
Scenario: Your interviewer for your visa stamp asks you several questions about the interviews for your company in The United States. These include the frequency of interviews and what was discussed. How should you answer this? Be specific.
Scenario: Your interviewer for your visa stamp asks you several questions about the American company you are applying with, including questions about their mission statement and their purpose. How should you answer this? Be specific.
Scenario: Your interviewer for your visa stamp asks you several questions about your previous travels, if any, including those to The United States. How do you answer this? Be specific.
Scenario: Your spouse previously went to The United States on a H-1 Visa. You now wish to travel to America on a H-2 Visa. Your interviewer asks you why you did not previously accompany your wife and why you wish to do so now. How do you answer? Be specific.
Scenario: You were assigned a time slot for your H-1 Visa application interview, but now need to change that time due to circumstances beyond your control. Can you do this? Why or why not? Be detailed.
Scenario: You previously applied and were approved for a H-1 Visa. However, your company in The United States only wants you to come with a B-1 Visa. Can you change this? How will one effect the other? Be detailed.
In your own words, list and describe some of the questions that one would expect to be asked during a H-1 Visa application interview. Provide at least five examples.
Scenario: You are about to complete your education in IT and wish to apply for a H-1 Visa. List in detail the steps needed to do so. Be complete in your answer.
Scenario: You are going to have your stamping completed, and wish to know which consulate location is best to go to (in terms of wait) and at what times. How do you find this information? Be detailed.
Scenario: You have a long and established work history with respected companies in your home country. However, all previous visitor and student visa applications to The United States have come back rejected. You now need to travel to The United States on a H-1 Visa. Will you get approved for this? Why or why not?
