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Hi, Yes, you have to submit first - once all the documents are filled up - it gives you a list/table of regular current dates but below that there is a link to emergency appointments. Thats how it was when I applied a few months back and I feel it should still be the same process...

Answering to last to posts in this thread - to the best of my ability. Answering tusharvk 1. Yes, you wont get a clear picture of the available emergency dates untill you fill up the forms and come to a stage to schedule an appointment and thats possible only when you pay your fees at HDFC...

Hi, My experiences with stamping at Mumbai - nov 2005 - http://boards.immigrationportal.com/showthread.php?t=198281 All The Best. Sarosh dara

Hi gc4us (& others), You wont get an appointment date unless you fill up all the forms. So you have to any how fill up the ds156 and ds157 forms first. so once you fill forms and then get the dates, you can always go back to your application and change the data in the forms as you wish...

I am in exactly same situation. Could some one please post any answers, suggestions. As far as the first one goes - since my H1 visa expires in June 2006 and my parents interview will be probably in Apri 2006, do I write a letter to the US Consulate in India - that my company is going to...

Since youare trying to get your mom over here it's going to be B2 visa - right? In any case my personal example might be of help. I am on H1 visa and I guess the emergency appointments' procedures for all non-immigrant visas are the same. Check out this thread that I posted some time back...

Appointments' procedures for all non-immigrant visas are the same. This is from my personal experience in Nov 2005. Step 1. Make the two payments - either by DD or cash at the designated branch of HDFC bank. Take copy of passport along. Get receipt of the payment. There'll be a barcode...