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SarkiMailoParewadada
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Posted on 07-19-10 9:51
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Hi Friends, I'm thinking to go Nepal in our great festival Dashain and m in H1B status and not staming yet. I'm just curious about the current situation in Nepal for H1B stamping. Is this difficult, take long time ?? Does anybody had any experience getting stamp in Nepal recently. ... Could anyone share their recent experiences ? Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks
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Duracell
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Posted on 07-19-10 10:08
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It is not as bad as it sounds. Depending on ur company getting ur H1 stamped should not be hard. The same about time. Depends when u get ur interview date. Could take just one week or maybe more. People at Shram Mantralaya will take some money from you though :-) and even that takes only a couple of hours.
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SarkiMailoParewadada
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Posted on 07-19-10 10:55
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Thanks, Duracell for the info. Do we need to go to Shram Mantralaya ? for what ?
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