Time between interview and passport delivery at Dhaka

[theblooray 124]

Hello beautiful people!

 

As the title says, how long did you have to wait post interview till you had your passport in hand? This is for interviews taking place at Dhaka, Bangladesh.

 

Thank you.

[BDMAN 0]

max 5 working day.

[suhridkhan 28]

On 9/16/2019 at 9:30 AM, theblooray said:

Hello beautiful people!

 

As the title says, how long did you have to wait post interview till you had your passport in hand? This is for interviews taking place at Dhaka, Bangladesh.

 

Thank you.

After the visa is issued, it is only a 3/4 business days. The main question is if the visa is issued. What does the online status shows after the interview is done?

[theblooray 124]

On 9/17/2019 at 5:35 PM, suhridkhan said:

After the visa is issued, it is only a 3/4 business days. The main question is if the visa is issued. What does the online status shows after the interview is done?

Haven't had the interview yet. I have a trip coming up so planning everything accordingly. 

Thank you both for your responses!

[theblooray 124]

On 9/17/2019 at 5:35 PM, suhridkhan said:

After the visa is issued, it is only a 3/4 business days. The main question is if the visa is issued. What does the online status shows after the interview is done?

I see that you were placed in AP. Can I ask what the reason was?

[suhridkhan 28]

On 9/18/2019 at 1:50 PM, theblooray said:

I see that you were placed in AP. Can I ask what the reason was?

They would place anyone they like in AP for no specific reason! Keep that in mind.

My initial AP was for they wanted a joint sponsor, although my current income is way above requirement. 

We submitted a joint sponsor within a week. But still they kept us in AP for 3 months.

So, don't plan anything just yet. Wait till you get your visa at hand. I might sound pessimistic, but everyone in this forum will confirm, that’s the reality. APs are getting more and more common these days.

Edited September 20, 2019 by suhridkhan

[theblooray 124]

3 minutes ago, suhridkhan said:

They would place anyone they like in AP for no specific reason! Keep that in mind.

My initial AP was for they wanted a joint sponsor, although my current income is way above requirement. 

We submitted a joint sponsor within a week. But still they kept us in AP for 3 months.

So, don't plan anything just yet. Wait till you get your visa at hand. I might sound pessimistic, but everyone in this forum will confirm, that’s the reality. APs are getting more and more common these days.

Fair point. Did the beneficiary on your case have decent travel history? I have a trip coming up and if they were to place me in AP I'd ask for my passport back anyway. Or, I fly out immediately.

 

And re joint sponsor, were your most recent tax transcripts provided at interview reflective of your income?

[suhridkhan 28]

1 hour ago, theblooray said:

Fair point. Did the beneficiary on your case have decent travel history? I have a trip coming up and if they were to place me in AP I'd ask for my passport back anyway. Or, I fly out immediately.

 

And re joint sponsor, were your most recent tax transcripts provided at interview reflective of your income?

The beneficiary lived in Japan for 4 years for graduate studies, that's the only travel history outside of BD.

You are to the point about the tax history - most recent tax didn't reflect the current income. Although I submitted W2, bank statements, and employer verification, they didn't accept that.