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Re: Re: Re: Raat Gai, Baat Gai. I guess you are right. I know for sure that nothing went wrong at least on July 25th. A friend had a very non-eventful interview that day. So did everybody else who was there. But I would still hope people come back and post a short message saying all is...

Re: Raat Gai, Baat Gai. I hope its just that people are coming back to the US and will post their experience as soon as they get a chance. (An optimist?)

Thanks! Lilavati is supposed to be one of the most modern hospitals of India anyways. So.. Lilavati it is... :)

cP still faster I think CP will remain fastest way to get the GC despite concurrent filing. It is anyways taking only 3-4 months for I140 approval. And who knows what additional hoops INS will make applicants jump for concurrent filing. It will be an attractive option for many if they can...

medical Finally got my p4! I was getting a bit concerned. :). I have not heard of any opinions for or against any hospital for medicals. anyone heard of any bad experience?

I had heard that too. But a friend recently confirmed that it is not an option.

Re: Thank you for response I know of a few cases where INS took forever to change over from AOS to CP after making a mistake. It depends on your service center. As Moulin said, you might want to explore AC140. If you can do it, it would be the fastest way to get your GC.

Re: Case number given on 7/17 by Mumbai Consulate You dont need to do this.

Re: I don't think that it exists... You can download P4 from Chennai website but you'll still need your appt letter. I think it'd be best for you to collect your P4 from the consulate.

Normally it takes less than 4 weeks.

Can not contact St Louis. But you can kinda track a milestone by finding out when your check was cleared.

exciting indeed. :).

You can call the consulate and ask. They guarantee PCC in a month. They should be able to issue if you need it NOW.

I talked to a friend. Process was as smooth as has been described by CPers before. No hassels. No worries. No local PCC :). Only glitch he faced was he had photographs from US (switched over from AOS to CP - had AOS photos), which were not accepted. But the photo facility inside the embassy...

PD is expected to remain current for a long time, but Oct/Nov might be an aggressive expectation.

You will have to do something called AC140, where the attorney sends the papers to the consulate. You will have to apply for 824 (application to transfer from AOS to CP) and use its receipt to file AC140 papers. Prabably what your attroney means is it will be simpler to do AOS, but you should...

Re: Pkt 4 and sailing permit Where consulate sends P4 does not matter. If you have been in the US for long enough, you only need PCC from Indian consulate in the US. You do not need sailing permit.

Re: how long to stay with employer This is an important decision. You might want to consult a lawyer.

Oh yeah! And he did it out of goodness of his heart!?

I think NVC will directly create P3 and send it to you. It takes about 3-4 weeks to get P3.