Nightmare about Interview

[Jeraly 4]

I was the same - I had all sorts of crazy moving/interview/wedding dreams

[Lansbury 19]

Don't know what you lot are worrying about. As we keep telling you all the interview is the least stressful part of the whole process.

[Saffyre 0]

Lansbury is right.........I stressed myself out so bad and then it was all so easy!!

But yes, I had the nightmares, every night for a week before hand, and the night before - I didn't sleep at all!

[rebeccajo 14]

Yes the night before my interview, I dreamed of being late..

With the approval rate at the London embassy, chances are you're fine. From my DF's experience when he went in for the interview he saw the file and it already had an approved stamp on it, so it sounds like they usually make their decision beforehand.

That was probably the I-129F that had approved on it. I saw my I-130 with approved on it at my interview, but my actual visa was not approved.

That could be...I am just repeating hearsay B)

The stamp is indeed for the stateside approval. Remember this is a paper process and the files physically move. The big red stamp is put on the file so it can move to data entry operator for NOA2 to be generated.

They aren't going to mark a file 'approved' before an interview. Until the beneficiary shows up at the window, the consulate hasn't seen the police report, financials, etc.......

Edited May 23, 2008 by rebeccajo