Mr. Posted April 23, 2014 Author Report Share Posted April 23, 2014 Option 3 (B2) Tourism. Thank you and sorry for getting back late. While filling up the DS-160 form, there is a column for secondary education. Shoud that be filled up if its in the past 5 years? Also, there is another column for previous employer or employment statuts. My father has been working for the same company right from the beginning and he is yet to retire in another couple of years. So, the question here is, "what should my father mention in the 'last date' column of the employment? When filling it up with 2016 dates, it says that it can't be greater than current date. But, he is yet to retire. Please advice. Thank you. Link to comment
jairichi Posted April 23, 2014 Report Share Posted April 23, 2014 Thank you and sorry for getting back late. While filling up the DS-160 form, there is a column for secondary education. Shoud that be filled up if its in the past 5 years? Also, there is another column for previous employer or employment statuts. My father has been working for the same company right from the beginning and he is yet to retire in another couple of years. So, the question here is, "what should my father mention in the 'last date' column of the employment? When filling it up with 2016 dates, it says that it can't be greater than current date. But, he is yet to retire. Please advice. Thank you. 1. Yes. 2. Enter the current date and if there is a provision enter that he is still working for current employer. Link to comment
Mr. Posted April 26, 2014 Author Report Share Posted April 26, 2014 1. Yes. 2. Enter the current date and if there is a provision enter that he is still working for current employer. Thank you. For the following question, what should my parents enter? "Do you have any immediate relatives, not including parents in the U.S.?" Since I am studying here, would I be considered as a relative? We don't have any other relatives in US. Link to comment
jairichi Posted April 26, 2014 Report Share Posted April 26, 2014 Thank you. For the following question, what should my parents enter? "Do you have any immediate relatives, not including parents in the U.S.?" Since I am studying here, would I be considered as a relative? We don't have any other relatives in US. I believe your answer is YES as you are related to your parents by birth/blood. Link to comment
Mr. Posted June 27, 2014 Author Report Share Posted June 27, 2014 I believe your answer is YES as you are related to your parents by birth/blood. Thank you and sorry for getting back very late. My parents are all set to schedule an appointment for their Visa. A couple of questions before they schedule it: 1) Would there be any other documents they should be showing other than their assets/property documents? 2) Since, I'll be sending invitation letter for my graduation, would that be sufficient for them? Or should they be carrying a copy of my I-20, Passport etc? 3) Since my father is still working, he obtained a NOC from their company to attend my graduation. Would that be sufficient or would there be something else? 4) Any other documents you think that would be helpful for the interview to go smooth? Please advice. Link to comment
Mr. Posted July 2, 2014 Author Report Share Posted July 2, 2014 Could senior members please respond to my last question? Thank you. Link to comment
jairichi Posted July 3, 2014 Report Share Posted July 3, 2014 Thank you and sorry for getting back very late. My parents are all set to schedule an appointment for their Visa. A couple of questions before they schedule it: 1) Would there be any other documents they should be showing other than their assets/property documents? 2) Since, I'll be sending invitation letter for my graduation, would that be sufficient for them? Or should they be carrying a copy of my I-20, Passport etc? 3) Since my father is still working, he obtained a NOC from their company to attend my graduation. Would that be sufficient or would there be something else? 4) Any other documents you think that would be helpful for the interview to go smooth? Please advice. 1. A financial statement from an auditor is better than showing random documents. 2. Should be enough. But, nothing wrong in carrying extra documents. 3. Good. 4. Nothing I can think of. Link to comment
Mr. Posted July 3, 2014 Author Report Share Posted July 3, 2014 1. A financial statement from an auditor is better than showing random documents. 2. Should be enough. But, nothing wrong in carrying extra documents. 3. Good. 4. Nothing I can think of. Great! Thanks for your input. Will ask them get the financial statement from Auditor. Link to comment
Mr. Posted August 6, 2014 Author Report Share Posted August 6, 2014 My parents visa was approved for 10 years. Thanks to all the members who helped me in this thread :) Here are the questions my parents were asked. Hope it helps someone. Interview on Monday at Hyderabad Consulate: VO: Why are you going to US?Parents: To attend our son's graduation.VO: How many months will you be staying there?Parents: 1 MonthVO: When are you going?Parents: Told (The month of my graduation)VO: Who is buying the ticket for you?Parents: Self-expensesVO: Where does your son stay?Parents: XYZ StateVO: Which University?Parents: ABC UniversityVO: What does your son do? Is he studying or OPT or CPT?Parents: He is studying.VO: What is your annual income?Father: Told (Mother is a house-wife)VO: Where is your daughter living?Parents: In ABC City, India. (We are children of two and my sister lives in India)VO: You'll receive your visa. You'll get a notification on your mobile or email for Passport pickup. Received email for passport pickup by Tuesday afternoon. Cheers! Link to comment
jairichi Posted August 6, 2014 Report Share Posted August 6, 2014 Glad to know that everything went well for your parents' visitor visa. Link to comment
Mr. Posted August 21, 2014 Author Report Share Posted August 21, 2014 Thank you, both :) Link to comment
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