Should I go with my wife for her interview?

[patriot05 0]

My wife has her interview coming up soon and I am debating if I should with her for interview or not? The reason I say that is because I resigned from my job in the US and decided to spend sometime with my wife back home and didn't expect her interview call to come while being back home.

I want to go with her for moral support, but afraid that the interviewer might end asking my job status from me? If that happens my answer would obviously be that I am currently not working. This might lead them to have someone else provide affidavit of support.

Anyone with a similar experience?

[AbbynSheryl 0]

hey

I agree with u

it might create more problem if he ask u a question

remember u will be under oath

just stay away from the interview

that is the best u can do

good luck

abby n sheryl

[Beth/ Paris Heart 2]

My wife has her interview coming up soon and I am debating if I should with her for interview or not? The reason I say that is because I resigned from my job in the US and decided to spend sometime with my wife back home and didn't expect her interview call to come while being back home.

I want to go with her for moral support, but afraid that the interviewer might end asking my job status from me? If that happens my answer would obviously be that I am currently not working. This might lead them to have someone else provide affidavit of support.

Anyone with a similar experience?

Well what if interviewer ASKS HER your job? What is she suppose to say? Want her to lie to C/O ? No not a good thing.

Dont put your wife in that spot alone.

Will not hurt if you attend, may be the best thing under your current situation!! Think about it.

Edited June 24, 2009 by Paris Heart

[Dean Cain 0]

My wife has her interview coming up soon and I am debating if I should with her for interview or not? The reason I say that is because I resigned from my job in the US and decided to spend sometime with my wife back home and didn't expect her interview call to come while being back home.

I want to go with her for moral support, but afraid that the interviewer might end asking my job status from me? If that happens my answer would obviously be that I am currently not working. This might lead them to have someone else provide affidavit of support.

Anyone with a similar experience?

Well what if interviewer ASKS HER your job? What is she suppose to say? Want her to lie to C/O ? No not a good thing.

Dont put your wife in that spot alone.

Will not hurt if you attend, may be the best thing under your current situation!! Think about it.

The interview will only be for her..I agree that you should be there for her...

[Mrs.Walker 0]

My wife has her interview coming up soon and I am debating if I should with her for interview or not? The reason I say that is because I resigned from my job in the US and decided to spend sometime with my wife back home and didn't expect her interview call to come while being back home.

I want to go with her for moral support, but afraid that the interviewer might end asking my job status from me? If that happens my answer would obviously be that I am currently not working. This might lead them to have someone else provide affidavit of support.

Anyone with a similar experience?

I went to my husbands interview and I am glad i went. If you know each other there is no problem and it was a lot better for my husband that I was there.

[carlish 1]

My wife has her interview coming up soon and I am debating if I should with her for interview or not? The reason I say that is because I resigned from my job in the US and decided to spend sometime with my wife back home and didn't expect her interview call to come while being back home.

I want to go with her for moral support, but afraid that the interviewer might end asking my job status from me? If that happens my answer would obviously be that I am currently not working. This might lead them to have someone else provide affidavit of support.

Anyone with a similar experience?

I went to my husbands interview and I am glad i went. If you know each other there is no problem and it was a lot better for my husband that I was there.

I also went to my husband's interview, and we were both sworn in. The CO definitely wanted to know about where I work and what I do for a living. He was checking my I-864 thoroughly while interviewing us.