Visa Stamping Interview Waiver

[manishka22]

I was reading about H1B Visa Stamping Interview Waiver program and I think I fall into that category and can get waiver, I am planning to visit India soon, need your help to make decision.

 

1. I would be in same city as the consulate office, still is it advisable to go through waiver program or shall I go for the interview and get a decision right away...Rather than sending passport and waiting for stamping ?

 

2. Can I apply for stamping sitting in US itself through waiver program, so that I have stamping before I travel for India. That way I would be 100% sure about the stamping. 

 

3. Could there be a rejection or 221g through waiver program as well, even if all the requested documents are provided, how common is RFE in such case.

 

Thanks for your help...

 

[jairichi]

I was reading about H1B Visa Stamping Interview Waiver program and I think I fall into that category and can get waiver, I am planning to visit India soon, need your help to make decision.

 

1. I would be in same city as the consulate office, still is it advisable to go through waiver program or shall I go for the interview and get a decision right away...Rather than sending passport and waiting for stamping ?

 

2. Can I apply for stamping sitting in US itself through waiver program, so that I have stamping before I travel for India. That way I would be 100% sure about the stamping. 

 

3. Could there be a rejection or 221g through waiver program as well, even if all the requested documents are provided, how common is RFE in such case.

 

Thanks for your help...

(1) It is what you choose. Both are same.

(2) How will you do that? Sending your passport abroad?

(3) Yes, why not?

[tak81]

1. I would be in same city as the consulate office, still is it advisable to go through waiver program or shall I go for the interview and get a decision right away...Rather than sending passport and waiting for stamping ?

 

drop-box is best option if u r eligible

 

2. Can I apply for stamping sitting in US itself through waiver program, so that I have stamping before I travel for India. That way I would be 100% sure about the stamping. 

 

No

 

3. Could there be a rejection or 221g through waiver program as well, even if all the requested documents are provided, how common is RFE in such case.

 

less chances of getting rejection because they don't take all the supporting documents only one supporting doc that to employer letter stuff..

They are not taking paycheck,w2s,bank statements...etc if you are eligible for drop box...