the interview :crying:

[urgh 0]

i was just wondering, because its just such a big deal and a long process to get there.. has anyone cried when they were at the interview, esp when they were approved?? i know im gonna be bawling my eyes out.. outa relief happiness.. etc..

[English Muffin 59]

I didn't cry but I had a big smile on my face and felt like I wanted to kiss the ConOff - good job they are behind glass.

[Jasman0717 9]

I'm sure its happened before so don't let it worry you. Good luck

[pothergavel 0]

I really thought from the title of the post you had been declined!

Phew!

[urgh 0]

they are tears of JOY!!! tears of JOY!

i dreamt my interview was going to be on the 27th at 9 am.... im still waiting to find out when it is.. but when i do imagine the interview and them saying YES APPROVED.. i start crying.. Sad I know.. but this is such an emotional journey!

[Nich-Nick 3,354]

Speaking of crying, have you seen this thread? http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=181560

God, I hope that doesn't happen to you. She'd only been here 2 days when she posted, after a year getting the visa approved, and she can't quit crying.

[miss g 1]

daym... i didnt post coz i didnt want to be insensitive but... daymn

[rocks 494]

i found that the interview was a total anti-climax! you might just breathe a sigh of relief and make your way home without tears.

[miss g 1]

my girls and i are planning the trip to london.. we are gonna go together, im gonna go for the interview and afterwards we are going to shop and have fun.. since i got my NOA2 i have been trying to spend as much time with loved ones

i dont see myself crying when im there, i know its going to be hard..but i have moved countries a few times so I think i have the experience of the last time fresh in my mind and i know how important networking and fully intergrating ourself in that culture is.. so bring it ON

[Gemma12nel 1]

I ended up at the london embassy twice, the first time I was denied, I cried in the hall (denied cos I went for a tourist visa and they wouldn't give me one) I went outside and sat on the steps a english policeman came over asked was I alright, the second time at embassy I got my visa K1 they were tears of joy!

[Mags 112]

The interview really is the easiest part. I think I grinned all the way home. That was after visiting the Harrods food court and buying some scrumptious treats to celebrate!

[Stinky Monkey 1]

God know's how I will react on Friday but I will let you know, probably glad it is over so I can go out and have a ** hahahah

[elmcitymaven 9,712]

My husband (the UKC) was a typical English stoic type. I cried like a schoolgirl because I was going home after 12 years abroad.

[flutter95 4]

I almost cried - but not due to being happy but because he RFE'd me at the interview which really put a strain on my plans - anyway, the interview is really just a stepping stone in the whole immigration path!

[Kirsten UK 2]

I'm almost certain I will cry, i'm getting all emotional in my old age