I’m Vajeeh, Indian born but brought up in Doha, Qatar and I’m an architect based in Doha.<\/p>\n
I did my bachelor’s in Malaysia<\/strong> at International Islamic University Malaysia and came back to Doha to start my career as an architect at Luna Design<\/strong>. I started as an intern working all the way up to Jr. Architect position where I handle multiple projects on my own. As an architect, it’s always been my dream to have foreign experience to enrich my career and expose myself to different cultural aspects.<\/p>\n Well, it was a few months back when I came across Archinect website, I saw that Architect-US<\/strong> has made it possible for the American dream to come true. I read a lot of participants reviews and it got me excited to search for a training in the US.<\/p>\n The entire process of my J-1 Visa<\/strong> was made very simple and fast by Architect-US<\/strong>. I had a little concern if my process will take time since my training is going to be at Anchorage being a remote place. But Architect-US<\/strong> had it all under control and done it within the said time or I can say shorter.<\/p>\n Here, I am going to talk about my US Embassy Visa Interview<\/strong>. I can say I was a bit nervous when I scheduled for my J-1 Visa Interview at the US Embassy<\/strong> but the interview was fairly short for me as they just asked about my DS-2019 form and Sevis payment receipt. There was just a question of how I found this firm for my exchange program. As a result of this, I found it quite easy how the interview process was. But then again, it might differ from person to person.<\/p>\n Now, as the days get close up, I’m excited to start my new adventure in the US and wishing that it’ll be as I dreamed of to give my 100% effort and learn as much as I can. However, obviously I am going to be enjoying within as well so that it gives a balance to life. Thank you very much Architect-US<\/strong> for making this great opportunity come true.<\/p>\n