First H1B Stamping from Vancouver Canada (7 years on H1B after Masters/OPT)

[rxvst7]

Hi Guys,

I am planning to go to Vancouver Canada for my First time H1B Stamping after 7 years of continuous stay in USA. Converted from F1 to H1B from USA 7 years ago. This is my first time H1B stamping so looking for expert advice on how much chance I have to get my visa stamped without any issues.

Here is my profile:
Total Stay in USA till Now: 10 years
2008 - Arrived in USA on F1 Visa
2008-2009 (Master Degree (IT) - Very Reputed University)
2010-2011(OPT - IT Job)
2011-Present (H1B - IT Job) (3rd H1B extension with Same employer (Very Reputed company. Never changed Employer)
Approved I-140
Always worked on EVC model.
No gap of employment ever
No Gap in Pay checks ever.
Always got Salary higher than Wage mentioned in LCA (Due to Bonus)

I am planning to go to Vancouver Canada consulate. How many chance I have to get my Visa stamped? Thanks in advance for the guidance.

[gopalakrishnach]

There is no scale of measuring the chances of getting visa stamped. It depends on your profile and confidence. Carry all documents. The only thing now they are seeing more is LCA and W2. They will ask for your job title and salary. 

[h1visa_stamping]

Yes- We will get stamping... Don't Worry. We will Rock ;) ;)

[rxvst7]

32 minutes ago, h1visa_stamping said:

Yes- We will get stamping... Don't Worry. We will Rock ;) ;)

Definitely B Saab.

[rxvst7]

51 minutes ago, gopalakrishnach said:

There is no scale of measuring the chances of getting visa stamped. It depends on your profile and confidence. Carry all documents. The only thing now they are seeing more is LCA and W2. They will ask for your job title and salary. 

Thanks for the reply Gopala Krishna.

[pontevecchio]

If you graduated from a reputable university and work for a known company, there should be no reason to worry about getting your visa stamped.

[rxvst7]

33 minutes ago, pontevecchio said:

If you graduated from a reputable university and work for a known company, there should be no reason to worry about getting your visa stamped.

Thanks much for the motivation brother!!

[asikka]

I went for my first H-1B stamping 5 yrs after doing change of status from F1, Only usual questions were asked about company, job profile etc so no need to worry just be confident , Although just to be safe do prepare for an answer if VO ask you why you didnt travel for 7 yrs

 

[rxvst7]

On 8/9/2017 at 3:14 PM, asikka said:

I went for my first H-1B stamping 5 yrs after doing change of status from F1, Only usual questions were asked about company, job profile etc so no need to worry just be confident , Although just to be safe do prepare for an answer if VO ask you why you didnt travel for 7 yrs

 

Thanks asikka for your reply. Could you please suggest a very genuine answer to the question if VO asked - why I didn't travel for 7 yrs.. Frankly speaking I didn't travel due to fear of not getting H1B stamped.

[qwerty_in]

Hello,

I am also in the same boat and planing to go to home country after 10 years. Did you go for your stamping. Any special considerations/tips that you can share. Thank you.