Interesting question at the interview

[sam1 1]

I would like to share one interesting question my wife was asked at the Addis Ababa, Ethiopia embassy interview. After a long wait, my wife was called to the window and the questioning began. About in the middle of questioning, the consular asked her, "When are planing to divorce your husband after you get to the USA?". My wife screamed and replied, "WHAT?". And the consular kept on to the next question as if nothing happened. I guess the consular was testing my wife's natural reaction to the question. I thought I share it with you what you will be facing at the interview and the different tactics they use to find out if the marriage is legit or not. Good luck every body.

[Cuchita 1]

I would have replied "when the world is free from idiots asking questions like yours"

[Bobby+Umit 161]

Wow - nothing subtle about that one.

Guess if the reaction is wrong, they go on a different tack...

[Jokris27 0]

I would have replied "when the world is free from idiots asking questions like yours"

nice one

[=FoxyBLUE= 2]

I would have replied "when the world is free from idiots asking questions like yours"

hahahaha..you made my night my friend!!!

[Beth/ Paris Heart 2]

I would have replied "when the world is free from idiots asking questions like yours"

hahahaha..you made my night my friend!!!

Oh I see U.S. embassy brushing up on their humor. That questions was discusting!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! MORONS!!!!

[Y's_habibitk 2]

Wow, that was forward.

[reeses16 8]

Crazy! Thanks for sharing. I feel like Addis is a pretty laid back consulate but they do strange things like that every now and then. When my hubby had his interview they asked him where I worked and lived. He answered Nashville (which was correct) and the officer was like, "Are you sure about that? She works in Washington DC. Let me ask again, where does your fiance live?" So my hubby said, "I don't know what you want me to tell you, but my fiance lives in Nashville." Visa granted.

[sam1 1]

Crazy! Thanks for sharing. I feel like Addis is a pretty laid back consulate but they do strange things like that every now and then. When my hubby had his interview they asked him where I worked and lived. He answered Nashville (which was correct) and the officer was like, "Are you sure about that? She works in Washington DC. Let me ask again, where does your fiance live?" So my hubby said, "I don't know what you want me to tell you, but my fiance lives in Nashville." Visa granted.

Yeah, when she first told me, I was very surprised. So what was the consular expected my wife to answer- like, "We are not planing for the divorce yet, but things might have change in the future so I can not tell you the exact date bla, bla, bla .....". Take care every body.

[Lily1 0]

Crazy! Thanks for sharing. I feel like Addis is a pretty laid back consulate but they do strange things like that every now and then. When my hubby had his interview they asked him where I worked and lived. He answered Nashville (which was correct) and the officer was like, "Are you sure about that? She works in Washington DC. Let me ask again, where does your fiance live?" So my hubby said, "I don't know what you want me to tell you, but my fiance lives in Nashville." Visa granted.

Yeah, when she first told me, I was very surprised. So what was the consular expected my wife to answer- like, "We are not planing for the divorce yet, but things might have change in the future so I can not tell you the exact date bla, bla, bla .....". Take care every body.

okay this is the dumest question i have never heard,,, does that make it legitimate ,, ofcourse not !! he could have asked her other zillion questions for to find a bona vida ? any ways my Question ,, is how long did it take you from nvc complete your case to interview for CR1 visa ? i know it depends but what is general for addis? thanks ahead