Where does he live?

[sjr09 155]

My lawyer told me before that if the consul asked you, don't hesitate to add more about what they are asking you. try to say a lot cause that'll make the consul thinks that she really knows everything about you.

Well that's true to a point......

[sjr09 155]

hello, few weeks before my scheduled interview , a relative from the US came to visit us and she gave me this advice, answer only what is asked, never volunteer information , so if it is a yes or no question, then answer , no more no less ;

if asked in the vernacular , answer the same ; what is important is that , you should always be prepared , it may seem that there are general questions and there might be questions that you never expected to be asked ;

good luck . God Bless.

Good advice, that's what I told my wife!And give only the Doc's they ask for.....

Edited August 21, 2009 by sjr09