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Im worried on my upcoming interview coz my husband just got out of the army and he doesnt have work yet. Hes waiting for me to have my visa so he can go to school,his benefit from the army. And we have our co sponsor. Im worried if they going to give me a visa when they knew he doesnt have a job. :(:unsure: Any idea? thanks

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They allow Co-Sponsors in most cases, and I am sure the US Embassy will take into account that your Fiance is serving and protecting our Country and you should be fine.

Good Luck........

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