H1B Stamping Canada Vs. India

[san4u28]

Hi All,

I would like to know from previous experiences if stamping in India is better or Canada.

I am planning to get my stamping done in Dec 2013 in New Delhi, but am also contemplating if I should get it done in Oct from Canada.

 

I have been in US for 6 yrs with Master's Degree and this getting my 2nd H1B(Renewal as got only 1 yr 1st time arnd) 1st time H1B stamping.

 

Please advise.

 

[jairichi]

Hi All,

I would like to know from previous experiences if stamping in India is better or Canada.

I am planning to get my stamping done in Dec 2013 in New Delhi, but am also contemplating if I should get it done in Oct from Canada.

 

I have been in US for 6 yrs with Master's Degree and this getting my 2nd H1B(Renewal as got only 1 yr 1st time arnd) 1st time H1B stamping.

 

Please advise.

Any US consulate is good.

[omshiv]

you have been in the US for 6 yrs with a MS degree and still asking which is the best consulate?

 

News flash - "All Consulates are the same..your visa will get approved based on your background, the company's background and your h1 documents"

[rahul412]

I have been in US for 6 yrs with Master's Degree and this getting my 2nd H1B(Renewal as got only 1 yr 1st time arnd) 1st time H1B stamping.

 

Dude, after living in US for 6 yrs you should be knowing that all consulates are one and same.

[san4u28]

Thank you all for your posts, I know all consulates are same, i am just trying to look at the track record of recent applicants. 

[omshiv]

Thank you all for your posts, I know all consulates are same, i am just trying to look at the track record of recent applicants. 

 

you dont know the background of recent applicants...how would you compare them with you? 6 yrs really?

[rahul412]

Thank you all for your posts, I know all consulates are same, i am just trying to look at the track record of recent applicants. 

Do you know that each H1 is a different case??