Delhi Blinkit Agent Saves IIT Graduate’s Visa Interview At US Embassy, Delivers ‘Confidential’ Documents In 15 Mins

Standing in a long queue at the US Embassy in Delhi is stressful in itself. For one woman, the pressure grew even more when she realised she might be missing key documents just minutes before her visa

interview.

What followed was an unexpected solution that turned panic into relief. Her experience, shared on X, shows how quick thinking and instant delivery came together at the right moment.

A Tense Moment Outside The Embassy

The woman, an AI researcher and founder at NeoSigma, is also an alumnus of IIT Delhi. In her post, she explained that she was waiting for her O-1 visa interview when a sudden worry hit her.

“I was standing in the queue for my O-1 visa interview at the Delhi US Embassy when I realized I might be missing a couple of documents that Google says are kind of important for O-1 approval,” she wrote.

The situation felt overwhelming. “The queue was already insanely long even for an 8 AM slot, and there was no time to run to the market. I started panicking a bit,” she added.

A Simple Tip Changes Everything

As she stood there, unsure of what to do next, help came from an unexpected place. According to her post, a security guard calmly suggested a solution.

“Just then, the guard casually goes: “Ma’am, just Blinkit,” she recalled, referring to the instant delivery app.

Taking the advice, she quickly uploaded her documents to the app while still standing in line. What happened next surprised her.

“So while still standing in the queue, I uploaded my documents on the app. They got printed and delivered to me in 15 minutes, while I was still in the queue,” she wrote.

Panic Turns Into Relief

The quick delivery helped her stay in line and keep her appointment. In the end, everything worked out.

“Saved my panic moment lol. Visa approved and stamped. Literally saved my day and truly served the best purpose of a last-minute delivery app 🙂 In such moments, services in India feel like a real privilege!” she wrote.

I was standing in the queue for my O-1 visa interview at the Delhi US Embassy when I realized I might be missing a couple of documents that Google says are kind of important for O-1 approval.

The queue was already insanely long even for an 8AM slot, and there was no time to run… pic.twitter.com/ivf3SHNHnc

— Gauri Gupta (@gauri__gupta) December 25, 2025

The post was shared on December 25 and has crossed over five lakh views so far, drawing many reactions.

Social Media Reacts To The Story

Users on X praised the speed and ease of quick delivery services in India. A person commented, “Quick commerce is literally one of the best innovations we’ve adapted in India. tech like this is a lifesaver indeed.”

Another wrote, “I wish we could have something that fast and cheap in the USA.”

Others added humour to the moment. “Waooh, India is living in the future of delivery apps,” one said. Another joked, “blinkit just unlocked a new service tier: panic delivery next up – they’ll start offering ‘forgot my passport at the airport’ speedruns.”

A user summed it up simply, saying, “This is literally the most Indian problem solver energy lol. google docs in a queue.”