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Reschedule my interview date after payment?

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phem0r   16

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Hello VJ'ers

Does anyone know if i can reschedule my interview date if i have already signed up on ais.usvisa-info.com and payed my visa fee?

My boss wants me to reschedule it.. :ranting:

Thank you

Allan

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OP, I'd give my boss the finger.

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You will have a receipt to show you have paid, so the date you ultimately attend shouldn't matter. If you are leaving the country soon, does it matter what your boss wants? This date has been a long time coming, with much paperwork and money involved. What is your priority...visa or current job? Your decision since we have few facts on your job or plans for moving.

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phem0r   16

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VISA! :) I've already told him i cannot reschedule, I've paid the fees etc so i'm going to that dam interview!

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It can be rescheduled, they did so for me after I contacted them and they offered me an earlier appointment but I ended up taking the one they originally assigned me. (2 weeks later) But who knows if your boss will object to another time. I'd use the one you have if you can.

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As someone else said, give the boss the finger! I told my manager last year that I had a medical and a visa interview to go to, I didn't know when they would be, but the dates would be completely non-negotiable and I would NEED those days off. They were understanding and I never had any issues. They should respect how important it is to you and that it needs to be done.

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phem0r   16

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Thanks for the comments, i pretty much told him at the end of play that i'm going regardless of if i get paid or not

He ended up giving me the holiday day :)

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You will have a receipt to show you have paid, so the date you ultimately attend shouldn't matter. If you are leaving the country soon, does it matter what your boss wants? This date has been a long time coming, with much paperwork and money involved. What is your priority...visa or current job? Your decision since we have few facts on your job or plans for moving.

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