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Hi- can anyone share what their parents IR-5 interview experience was at the Mumbai consulate ? Awaiting interview dates for my parents and wanted to know the experience of others who had interviewed there. Thank you fellow VJers 

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Potentially can find that type of review here: https://www.visajourney.com/consulates/index.php?ctry=India&cty=Mumbai

 

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41 minutes ago, majune06 said:

Sharon - I know of a few folks who got their parents IR5 in Mumbai. Private message me if you need more information.

I just sent you a PM! Thank you- looking forward to connecting 

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My mother had her interview this week in Mumbai. Interview was scheduled at 7:30am in the morning so I got her a flight for the day before and booked hotel right across from the consulate so she wouldn't have to deal with Mumbai traffic and was able to leave everything at the hotel since you can't take anything besides the documents inside the consulate.

She reached the consulate at 7am. They called first time to collect the documents and then it was about 5 hour wait to get called for the actual interview which lasted about 2 minutes. She was given the approval letter and informed to pay the fee once she gets the passport. So really smooth overall. 

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Actually, in regards with taking nothing along with you in consulate - my sister went for her visitor visa interview and told me there are police vans that come and provide the locker facility outside of the consulate for reasonable (Rs 15 or so) cost. I am not sure if it was specific for that day or is that the norm now.


Congrats on getting her IR5 approved. 

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On 6/12/2019 at 7:51 PM, parentsjourney said:

My mother had her interview this week in Mumbai. Interview was scheduled at 7:30am in the morning so I got her a flight for the day before and booked hotel right across from the consulate so she wouldn't have to deal with Mumbai traffic and was able to leave everything at the hotel since you can't take anything besides the documents inside the consulate.

She reached the consulate at 7am. They called first time to collect the documents and then it was about 5 hour wait to get called for the actual interview which lasted about 2 minutes. She was given the approval letter and informed to pay the fee once she gets the passport. So really smooth overall. 

Which hotel did you book your mom in ? When you say- they requested documents first before the 5hr wait- which documents were they requesting ?

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On 6/15/2019 at 7:26 AM, sharon1611 said:

Which hotel did you book your mom in ? When you say- they requested documents first before the 5hr wait- which documents were they requesting ?

I believe it was Sofitel.

Just the regular documents that you're supposed to take, birth certificate, medical report, etc.

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47 minutes ago, parentsjourney said:

I believe it was Sofitel.

Just the regular documents that you're supposed to take, birth certificate, medical report, etc.

By birth certificate do you mean their own birth certificate or your birth certificate to prove that your mom

and you are related ?

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Both birth certificates - petitioner's and applicant's.

 

Pretty much same experience for my parents earlier this year after entering the consulate - the wait after submitting the documents to interview was not more than couple of hours. Financial support documents are the crux for an IR-5 interview.

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On 6/11/2019 at 5:40 PM, sharon1611 said:

Hi- can anyone share what their parents IR-5 interview experience was at the Mumbai consulate ? Awaiting interview dates for my parents and wanted to know the experience of others who had interviewed there. Thank you fellow VJers 

 

What are PD / DQ dates of your parents ? 

 

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