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  1. Hi, My current H1B and my wife H4 visa is stamped and recently we have welcomed our first child in India. Meanwhile we are still awaiting for the baby's passport, I need to know if the first time H4 stamping for my baby ONLY would be an interview or interview waiver (dropbox)? Do I need to take an appointment for this? what are current waiting times for any appointment (interview/dropbox)? for this stamping, do I need any documentation from Indian Embassy in US?
  2. UPDATE : All four appeared together and their visa got approved. Thanks guys. your suggestions were helpful.
  3. Hi Noah, Not a strategy, this is what some were suggesting which doesn't look right - hence asked here. I have booked the appointment all together and they are soon appearing together for interview. Now, what supporting documents young and unmarried needs during visa interview specially when they are accompanying with their parents?
  4. Thanks for the response. If I pay for the trip for all of them and mention it on DS-160, will there be any problem? secondly, on DS-160, there are some questions like "Relation" to "who is paying for this trip", there is no option for siblings, should "other relative" can be selected as I am paying for my sisters too?
  5. I am working here on H1B, my father is still working in India for Government Judiciary, my mom is a housewife and my sisters are unmarried, one is still finishing her studies and other one done her graduation (not willing to work either in India and here). I am in my 6th year of H1B expiration and before it expires, I am planning to invite all of them for a temporary visit to look around places during summer time. My father government judiciary organization approved his leaves to visit USA and they don't have any issues with him or his family visiting USA. Now, I am planning for a Visitor/Tourist visa interview for my father, mother and my two unmarried sisters. Can someone please suggest how should I proceed to have better chance of getting a temporary visitor visa B1/B2 for all? Some people suggest they should appear for visa interview all together, some suggests - my parents go first and then sisters, and some suggests my sister go first and then parents? Very confused. . .