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evilmonkey   2

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Is it okay if i go with my fiance to her interview? Will they let me in the embassy?

Will my presence there be considered a positive thing?

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It varies from one U.S. Embassy to another.

In the Philippines, USCs are welcome to join their fiance(e)s in facing the CO.

Maybe you can post this to the UK subforum.

I wish you all the best for the interview.

Hakuna matata.

God bless us constantly.

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US embassy in London will let you attend if you bring your passport. Your attending probably wouldn't hurt the process, but London is a reportedly easy embassy to deal with, so your presence is not necessarily required, either. If you have the resources and you want to go, then by all means do!

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