Questions asked for K2/K4 applicants?

[dbears 1]

I have asked about medical and interview experiences for K2/K4 applicants before and have gotten very great information mostly on kids medical experiences. (thanks to everyone who shared their stories )

Now our interviews will be in two weeks time. My daughter is 10 years old while my son is 8 years old. Could anyone pls share interview questions for kids?

Thank you very much and may God bless you always.

[Dave+Rose 0]

We had our interview last March 11 and my daughter was only 10 years old. She was asked by the pre-screener what grade was she in and thats all. The consul asked me (yes, not my daughter) if she understands english and i said yes and speaks it too although she is kinda shy. Then the consul said that was ok coz he doesn't understand much tagalog himself then talked to us about washington,dc then we were told we were both approved. Basically, the consul will ask the K2 according to their ages, your kids might have 2-3 basic questions like if you were really their mother and if they met your fiance. that's the common question i have read so far. goodluck to your interview.

-rose

I have asked about medical and interview experiences for K2/K4 applicants before and have gotten very great information mostly on kids medical experiences. (thanks to everyone who shared their stories )

Now our interviews will be in two weeks time. My daughter is 10 years old while my son is 8 years old. Could anyone pls share interview questions for kids?

Thank you very much and may God bless you always.

[AllRightsReserved 0]

I have asked about medical and interview experiences for K2/K4 applicants before and have gotten very great information mostly on kids medical experiences. (thanks to everyone who shared their stories )

Now our interviews will be in two weeks time. My daughter is 10 years old while my son is 8 years old. Could anyone pls share interview questions for kids?

Thank you very much and may God bless you always.

One post that I've read, the child was asked when is his/her birthday...replied the date like May 6, "2008".

Sorry, can't recall the title of the post or it was just a reply.

Edited May 5, 2008 by AllRightsReserved

[dbears 1]

We had our interview last March 11 and my daughter was only 10 years old. She was asked by the pre-screener what grade was she in and thats all. The consul asked me (yes, not my daughter) if she understands english and i said yes and speaks it too although she is kinda shy. Then the consul said that was ok coz he doesn't understand much tagalog himself then talked to us about washington,dc then we were told we were both approved. Basically, the consul will ask the K2 according to their ages, your kids might have 2-3 basic questions like if you were really their mother and if they met your fiance. that's the common question i have read so far. goodluck to your interview.

-rose

One post that I've read, the child was asked when is his/her birthday...replied the date like May 6, "2008".

Sorry, can't recall the title of the post or it was just a reply.

Thank you very much Rose and Marie.... i do need all the tips I could get to help put my kids mind at ease. My son said, he will pretend not to understand nor speak english para di nalang sya tanungin or even pretend that he cant hear well .

[AllRightsReserved 0]

We had our interview last March 11 and my daughter was only 10 years old. She was asked by the pre-screener what grade was she in and thats all. The consul asked me (yes, not my daughter) if she understands english and i said yes and speaks it too although she is kinda shy. Then the consul said that was ok coz he doesn't understand much tagalog himself then talked to us about washington,dc then we were told we were both approved. Basically, the consul will ask the K2 according to their ages, your kids might have 2-3 basic questions like if you were really their mother and if they met your fiance. that's the common question i have read so far. goodluck to your interview.

-rose

One post that I've read, the child was asked when is his/her birthday...replied the date like May 6, "2008".

Sorry, can't recall the title of the post or it was just a reply.

Thank you very much Rose and Marie.... i do need all the tips I could get to help put my kids mind at ease. My son said, he will pretend not to understand nor speak english para di nalang sya tanungin or even pretend that he cant hear well .

Haha, very funny yan anak mo Gay. Maybe you've been praciticing just like how I do with the girls from time to time to refresh them with the details. Anyway, never read any hard part about a k2's interview.

Btw, where are you going to stay? Hirap kasi may kids tayo.

Hugs to the kids.

[sunandmoon 450]

from what I've seen, the questions asked to younger children are short and simple. our daughter, 10 yr old at time of interview, was asked one question by the CO, " how old are you". she was alittle disappointed because she had memorized and was prepared to answer questions about my name, rank and serial number.