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Originally Posted by sarba
(Post 5458030)
Yes. The application system itself will confirm if you are eligible based on a questionnaire. Also, https://in.usembassy.gov/visas/ In my experience no. But then, you need appointment slots only at VAC for drop off and not really a personal interview slot at the consulate. Disclaimer : All the above from my recent experience, not really a Visa / Passport expert :) |
Originally Posted by mygodbole
(Post 5457892)
Old passports NOT needed. Letter of invitation is NEEDED. Information source: https://newdelhipe.dfa.gov.ph/index....n-requirements Check out the paragraphs about visa-free entry. See if you qualify. |
Originally Posted by balenoed_
(Post 5458074)
Are you saying that one need not have to travel to consulate (Chennai for eg..) for B1/B2 renewal (if eligible for interview waiver) and it is only an appointment at VAC, Bangalore that is required? |
Originally Posted by Amrik Singh
(Post 5444079)
Current situation for any type of Visa for USA is so bad and have long wait periods. |
Originally Posted by dragonfire
(Post 5458477)
This means I have run out of chances right? Or does it mean that I have one more chance before I hit the limit? |
Originally Posted by ijeet
(Post 5473332)
Hi All, Needs some advice on US travel. I am supposed to travel to US next week for 1 week and my passport is expiring in 23rd March. I am getting conflicting info that one can not travel if passport is expiring in 6 months. Are you aware of any rule like this? Its pretty urgent travel and I am getting jitters learning about this ... -Ijeet |
Originally Posted by alexgv
(Post 5473348)
Yes you cannot travel unless 6 bmonths validity is there on passport. Had been in this situation for Europe travel and had to make arrangements. |
Originally Posted by ijeet
(Post 5473381)
Actually I did more research and Indians are exempt from this 6 months rule. Here is the information from US govt Site. So this is not an issue from US side, not sure how our immigration officers will behave. |
Originally Posted by vb-san
(Post 5473386)
If you can get a new passport (via Tatkal or something), that would be ideal. You just need to carry the old passport (that has the US visa) along with the new one. |
Originally Posted by ijeet
(Post 5473381)
Actually I did more research and Indians are exempt from this 6 months rule. Here is the information from US govt Site. So this is not an issue from US side, not sure how our immigration officers will behave. https://www.cbp.gov/sites/default/fi...2020220316.pdf |
Originally Posted by ijeet
(Post 5473381)
Actually I did more research and Indians are exempt from this 6 months rule. Here is the information from US govt Site. So this is not an issue from US side, not sure how our immigration officers will behave. https://www.cbp.gov/sites/default/fi...2020220316.pdf |
Originally Posted by alexgv
(Post 5476860)
Do let us know your experience after you travel. I am suspecting Indian immigration may take objection. from: New York Indian consulate website..FAQ https://www.indiainnewyork.gov.in/in...NTbWtRcHM1dz09 Q: I am Indian Passport holder and my passport has less then 6 months validity, Can I travel with this passport ? A. For any international travel Passport Must by valid for minimum 6 months, so you can not travel on this passport. |
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