Visa stamping

[ram kamireddy]

Hi every one  

I have my current I-797 valid from 03/22/2017  to 11/29/2019 from an employer B  after i transferred from an employer A  this year .

My  Visa  validity is going to expire  on 03/15/2018  ( I got this stamping done when i was with my employer A  and visa states the same in passport )

now I have planes to get married in  India on  mid of Nov/2017 and  planning on returning on Dec/2017 mid week .   I would like to return  with my fiancee  .

My questions are  -  
1)My current visa will be valid enough for me to return with out  a new visa ? (I will carry my new and old I797 though) 
2)just a 3 months validity on a visa from an old employer wouldn't create any issues/questions at the port of entry  ?
3) What are the required documents my fiancee need to carry while attending a visa  interview  ?

Thanks in advance appreciate your suggestions .

Thank you .

 

 

 

 

[ram kamireddy]

who ever is responsible  please approve this post . thanks in advance .

[gopalakrishnach]

1) Yes

2) Probably no but it depends on officer

3) There is a list of documents like 

Visa Appointment Letter
DS 160 Confirmation Page
Passport
Educational Documents
Marriage Certificate 
Marriage Photos
Marriage Invitation Card
DS 160 photos ( 2 )
Fee paid receipt 
H1B approval copy of spouse

Spouse paystubs and so on

[pontevecchio]

1. Yes. But no harm in both of you getting appropriate visas before you return. You can make the appointment before you are married as long as the Interview is after Marriage.

2. It would not make you inadmissible. He may ask you why you did not renew the visa and you tell him you had no time .

3. Please look up the consulate site and preferably you both should go for the Interview.

[ram kamireddy]

Thank you Gopal .

 

Probably no but it depends on officer  -    what could happen here ? how can i be prepared in the worst case scenario 

[pontevecchio]

It does NOT depend on the Officer. He HAS to let you in.

[ram kamireddy]

thanks for your reply pontevecchio .

"Please look up the consulate site and preferably you both should go for the Interview"

So you recommending me to renew my visa as well ?   I am planning on returning with out a  new visa interview/stamping for myself ( if it is legally ok )    so i could avoid unexpected restrictions .  I  know I have a valid job with  a renowned client  but  the current consultancy i am associated with is a start up . so i  dont want to take chances of  going for new stamping while i already have three months  validity ( got this while i was working with my previous employer )    I am trying to do this only to stay away from any hassle i might face . Please advise 

[shekar11#]

On 9/29/2017 at 0:49 PM, ram kamireddy said:

thanks for your reply pontevecchio .

"Please look up the consulate site and preferably you both should go for the Interview"

So you recommending me to renew my visa as well ?   I am planning on returning with out a  new visa interview/stamping for myself ( if it is legally ok )    so i could avoid unexpected restrictions .  I  know I have a valid job with  a renowned client  but  the current consultancy i am associated with is a start up . so i  dont want to take chances of  going for new stamping while i already have three months  validity ( got this while i was working with my previous employer )    I am trying to do this only to stay away from any hassle i might face . Please advise 

You don't need a visa for coming back. You are good.

[ram kamireddy]

thanks for the info shekar