In today’s business climate, being prepared on the day of your interview at the US Consulate is critically important. We always recommend that you do an interview prep with an attorney on the eve prior to your in-person interview at the US consulate and that the DS-160 form has been properly reviewed and submitted. You might wish to consider the below points:

1) Be completely familiar with the information and documentation in the Petition that was approved by USCIS.
2) Be able to articulate what your US employer does in the USA
3) Make sure that the US employer is credible and has made you a bona fide job offer
4) Be able to articulate the title and job duties associated with your position
5) Be able to establish a clear link between your prior experience and future job duties
6) Must be able to answer basic questions about your profession and display a level of fundamental knowledge concerning your occupation
7) Remember, you are coming to the USA on a ‘temporary’ basis, with the intention of returning to your home country at the conclusion of your employment in the USA

Overall, focus on direct and specific answers to the questions – think, short & simple. Make eye contact with the officer and be pleasant and professional. Have your papers organized for yourself and each family member in a professional looking manner, so that if you are asked to present a specific document, you’re not scrambling to find it. Professional business attire is recommended.

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