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Hi,
I am working for AllState India since from 1.8
years(Overall 4.8 years of
experience) and I had applied for B1 visa during Jan-2014
and it got
rejected coz of 214(b) section.I would like to brief
about the questions
that are asked during my interview.
1.Why I am travelling to USA.
2.For how many days you are travelling.
*Ans*: 8 weeks (as mentioned in my invitation letter) and
the purpose of
travelling .
3. Interviewer felt the period is very long and cross
questioned me why
such a long period.
*Ans* : Repeated the same reason as said above with
elaboration.
4. Again cross questioned , the said schedule is only for
4 weeks and what
is the schedule for remaining 4 weeks.
*Ans*:Repeated the above answer. (May be here i went
wrong)
5. Asked about my overall experience,Domain knowledge ,
took all relevant
documents and come back with the rejection form. :-(
Now its 9 months passed , so shall I reapply for B1
again?
If so , what are the things I need to considered before
re-applying?
I am still working in the same company (AllState India) ,
but this time I
am suppose to get the invitation letter just for 1 week
and in April-2014 my salary also got increased(even my
manager mentioned he will change the designation as well
in the invitation letter). So is it safe to
reapply? OR how can I improve the chances?
Your help will be greatly appreciated!!
Thanks,
Seema
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Hi, I am working for AllState India since from 1.8 years(Overall 4.8 years of experience) and I had applied for B1 visa during Jan-2014 and it got rejected coz of 214(b) section.I would like to brief about the questions that are asked during my interview. 1.Why I am travelling to USA. 2.For how many days you are travelling. *Ans*: 8 weeks (as mentioned in my invitation letter) and the purpose of travelling . 3. Interviewer felt the period is very long and cross questioned me why such a long period. *Ans* : Repeated the same reason as said above with elaboration. 4. Again cross questioned , the said schedule is only for 4 weeks and what is the schedule for remaining 4 weeks. *Ans*:Repeated the above answer. (May be here i went wrong) 5. Asked about my overall experience,Domain knowledge , took all relevant documents and come back with the rejection form. :-( Now its 9 months passed , so shall I reapply for B1 again? If so , what are the things I need to considered before re-applying? I am still working in the same company (AllState India) , but this time I am suppose to get the invitation letter just for 1 week and in April-2014 my salary also got increased(even my manager mentioned he will change the designation as well in the invitation letter). So is it safe to reapply? OR how can I improve the chances? Your help will be greatly appreciated!! Thanks, Seema
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