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221g given and asked for Resume? is this unusual?

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i had my interview 3 days back and was given a 221 g . the interview went very well but the co asked me to upload IRS transcript and my resume(which i think in unusual). i even had the IRS transcript with me but he said to upload it on ceac instead of taking it during the interview. anyone know why he asked for resume? i work for an american IT company in my country can that be the reason? its a IT consultancy company

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It is quite normal for some countries and some professions.......Unfortunately, it possibly means a little longer administrative processing period.

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48 minutes ago, missileman said:

It is quite normal for some countries and some professions.......Unfortunately, it possibly means a little longer administrative processing period.

how long? any idea? can i call my wife back to my country during that time?

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Impossible to say how long, nothing to do with your wife visiting.

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