Your employer filed the petition. Do you know what's in it?

You've never read your own petition

Your employer or lawyer filed the I-129. You signed it. But you've never actually reviewed what it says about your role, your qualifications, or your salary.

Inconsistencies you don't know about

The LCA says one thing, the employer letter says another, and your resume says a third. Officers spot these gaps instantly — you need to find them first.

Client site / vendor arrangements are hard to explain

If you're not at your petitioner's office, the officer will ask about your actual work arrangement. Most candidates can't explain the chain clearly.

You don't know what they'll ask

H1B interview questions come directly from your petition documents. Without knowing what's in them, you can't prepare for what's coming.