For Indians and NRIs in the United States, this page offers a 55-minute Vedic astrology session booked online, at a time you can see on your own calendar before you commit to it.
Eastern, Central, Mountain and Pacific Slot Times
The weekend window is Saturday and Sunday, 11:00 to 19:00 India time (IST), with the first slot at 11:00 IST and the last starting at 17:25 IST; Tuesday and Thursday sessions follow below. India is well ahead of every US zone, so the honest fact is that this window falls late at night and early in the morning across the country, not in the evening.
| US zone | First slot (11:00 IST) | Last slot starts (17:25 IST) |
|---|---|---|
| Eastern (EDT, UTC-4) | 1:30 AM | 7:55 AM |
| Central (CDT, UTC-5) | 12:30 AM | 6:55 AM |
| Mountain (MDT, UTC-6) | 11:30 PM, the night before | 5:55 AM |
| Pacific (PDT, UTC-7) | 10:30 PM, the night before | 4:55 AM |
On the East Coast, the later slots (roughly 5 to 8 AM) are the closest thing to a normal morning appointment. On the West Coast, the earlier IST slots land on Friday or Saturday night before midnight, which some clients prefer to a 4 or 5 AM alarm. Wherever you are in the US, the Cal.com booking page shows each slot in your own zone.
One seasonal note: the US moves clocks back to standard time in early November. IST does not change, so from that point every time in the table above shifts one hour earlier.
Tuesday and Thursday mornings, US time
The Tuesday and Thursday sessions start at 20:00 and 20:55 IST, an Indian evening that reaches the US as an ordinary weekday morning, which is why most US clients choose them:
| US zone | First slot (20:00 IST) | Second slot (20:55 IST) |
|---|---|---|
| Eastern (EDT, UTC-4) | 10:30 AM | 11:25 AM |
| Central (CDT, UTC-5) | 9:30 AM | 10:25 AM |
| Mountain (MDT, UTC-6) | 8:30 AM | 9:25 AM |
| Pacific (PDT, UTC-7) | 7:30 AM | 8:25 AM |
From early November, when US clocks go back, each of these is one hour earlier.
H-1B, Green Card and Return-to-India Questions
No outcome is promised here: not a visa approval, not a green card date, not a result of any kind. A chart shows timing and pressure, not certainties, and each question below is read as guidance:
- H-1B and other work visa timing. Whether a filing, transfer, or renewal falls in a period your chart tends to support or one that tends to run into friction.
- Green card waits. The 9th and 12th houses read against your current Dasha, for a realistic sense of the effort a long priority-date wait is likely to demand, not a date.
- Marriage matching across the US and India. Compatibility read the normal way, with the practical realities of a transnational relationship (time zones, in-law expectations from both sides, eventual location) discussed openly.
- Career decisions. Switching employers, moving from a large company to a startup, or going independent, read against whether the timing favours the move.
- Buying a home in the US. Timing indicators for a major financial commitment, alongside your own inspection and financing process, never instead of it.
- Ageing parents back in India. What the current period suggests about how much presence or attention is called for, so you can plan travel rather than react to a crisis.
- Whether and when to return to India. A genuinely common question for people who came on a visa and are now unsure if settling permanently makes sense.
Paying in US Dollars
The session is a flat ₹12,000, roughly $125 USD at current exchange rates; the dollar figure is approximate because the fee is fixed in rupees. A US-issued Visa, Mastercard or Amex pays it through the emailed link, and the booking and payment steps, like the choice of English or Hindi, are the same from every country.
Questions US clients ask
↳ Is 55 minutes really enough for a full reading over video?
Yes. The chart is studied before the call, so the session itself is spent on your questions and the analysis, not on setup. Most US clients find 55 focused minutes covers more ground than a longer, less prepared call would.
↳ The weekend slots look like the middle of the night. Is there another option?
Yes. The weekend window does fall late at night or very early in the morning across the US, but the Tuesday and Thursday evening sessions in India land on Tuesday and Thursday mornings here: 10:30 AM Eastern and 7:30 AM Pacific, an hour earlier once US clocks go back in November. Those are the slots most US clients choose.
↳ Can I book from anywhere in the US, or only certain states?
From anywhere. The session is over Google Meet, so your state or zone only affects which local clock time your slot falls on, not whether you can book it.
↳ Will you tell me whether my visa or green card application will be approved?
No. No reading can say how a US government office will decide your case, and no session claims to. What a chart can show is whether a period tends to let paperwork move or to hold it up.
↳ Do you accept US credit and debit cards?
Yes. US credit and debit cards, Amex among them, work on the emailed payment link, which also takes UPI and net banking if you pay from an Indian account.