Is it important?

[Edwin87 0]

Hi everyone, I would like to know if there has been a case in which the husband/wife don't go with the beneficiary to the interview and for that reason the embassy denied the visa. I'm would be in the middle of a project at work and i don't think I'll be able to accompany my wife.

[No-Where-Man 147]

While its witnessed that being with the beneficiary during the interview make things easier and favourable in many cases, but not being there is not gonna hurt as long as you have a good case and your husband/wife is prepared.

US citizen attendence was never reported as a background of visa denial more than its a support for your case

If you have a good case then nothing to worry about

Good Luck

Hi everyone, I would like to know if there has been a case in which the husband/wife don't go with the beneficiary to the interview and for that reason the embassy denied the visa. I'm would be in the middle of a project at work and i don't think I'll be able to accompany my wife.

[happyenaj25 1]

hi everyone, we're gonna send our I-129F package on Monday... we didn't get a lawyer to check our papers... any suggestions what should I double check so I wont miss out anything? thank you for your help...

[baron555 934]

Hi everyone, I would like to know if there has been a case in which the husband/wife don't go with the beneficiary to the interview and for that reason the embassy denied the visa. I'm would be in the middle of a project at work and i don't think I'll be able to accompany my wife.

It's Embassy specific. You need to do research on your particular Embassy. For Moscow, I wouldn't have been allowed to attend so I did not. For Kiev, the USC can and sometimes does.

[jkelly07 120]

the colombia embassy doe's allow it. husband or fiance to accompany you to the interview, look at the embassy infro suite.