10 people say 10 different things.. I would like to get all your inputs..

I hear US embassy is putting the visa stamping for h1-b on hold for 1-2 weeks atleast and lots of them are getting denied..

Also students are getting deported from POE (but I am in h-1b, how will it effect me as I had also worked on my ssn which i was in F1, should i tell them I did work on ssn?)

Your inputs please... Thinking of visiting nepal soon but I am really in dillemma now..

This is the case in Tijuana , see if same applies in nepal, just to be in safe side...

Beginning in early April, the Visa Appointment Service began requesting the approved I-129 petition receipt number at the time the applicant schedules his/her appointment.  If you scheduled an appointment at the U.S. Consulate General in Tijuana previously, we recommend that you fax a copy of your approved I-797 to the NIV section at least 72 hours prior to your interview date (fax: +52-664-634-3069). Please include the date and time of your appointment, as well as the confirmation number given to you by the appointment call center.  Consular staff will determine whether your petition is registered in PIMS, and if it is not, will request that the petition be verified and added to the database.  Please note that we are able to verify petitions in PIMS only for individuals applying at the U.S. Consulate General in Tijuana.  If you have scheduled an appointment at a different U.S. consulate or embassy, please contact NIV staff there directly with any questions you have regarding processing your petition-based visa.

http://tijuana.usconsulate.gov/petition_based_visas.html

good luck.!!