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Also, the first counter took the original of the bank fee submission receipt, so take that with you. Me: I will be working for X company, where I have been working for two years VO: How were you working for them before?Me: I had a F-1 OPT status and the H-1B was approved 1.5 yr ago, so I had the status to work there. Me: I am a X engineer and my job responsibilities are [brief summary] VO: Where is the company HQed?Interview experience: an officer collecting fingerprints and photos had trouble with the photo provided for the visa.I had used the same picture for the DS-160 (Dept of State's online system evaluated and accepted it) but the officer rejected it (it was taken at a Sam's Club photo studio), saying the background was grey-ish and not white.I have had friends get stuck in Administrative Processing for 3-5 months before, so I was very nervous.Dec 13: Arrived in Pakistan Dec 14: Went to the US Embassy, Islamabad, having secured an appointment two months ahead of time.Thought I'd add one more, so people searching will find a current timeline example.I work for a large, multinational engineering firm in the US.

So I took the following documents as alternatives to the client letter: 1. Went on F-1, started working under OPT and got selected in the H-1B and ultimately approved in 2014.

A print of an email from my project manager stating that its a company policy not to give contractors the client letter. A print of same kind of email from the Vendor's HR department. A print of an email from a colleague of mine who works for the vendor at the same office and states that I work with him on the same project at the same office in the same team. A print of the work order contract between my employer and the vendor. All the other documents were same as every other case for H1B. Had planned a 2015 visit to Pakistan and schedule the visa interview ahead of time.

So I went to the embassy and there was a huge line of people in front of me. I have had friends get stuck in Administrative Processing for 3-5 months before, so I was very nervous.

I am currently working in US (on H1B vis) and and this is the first time I will be going to Karachi after my recent 797 is approved so I need to get my visa stamping done.

I am hearing some horrible stories these days and I have only 15 days of vacation time.