K3 interview!!!Pls help

[Raphmadu 0]

I just saw a lady being denied of k3 visa in China because her spouse has only visited her once after their marriage to the time of interview. I live in chile and wonder what kind of question to expect during my interview. Like i said earlier, i have my NOA1 for I-130 and NOA1 for I-129F meaning that i should start getting myself ready.

Here is my question: Will it be ok if i have my wife come here in Chile during my time of interview? What effect will it have if my wife goes with me to the embassy during the interview for the k3 visa?

I really would like to make good use of my chance now of being with my wife than take the risk of being denied the visa or have it delayed.

Below is my timeline.

Thanks all for being there for ourselves.

Service Center : California Service Center

Consulate : Chile

Marriage : 2009-09-17

I-130 Sent : 2009-10-11

I-130 NOA1 : 2009-10-19

I-130 RFE :

I-130 RFE Sent :

I-129F Sent : 2009-10-29

I-129F NOA1 : 2009-11-02

I-129F RFE(s) :

RFE Reply(s) :

I-129F NOA2 :

NVC Received :

NVC Left :

Consulate Received :

Packet 3 Received :

Packet 3 Sent :

Packet 4 Received :

Interview Date :

Interview Result :

Second Interview

(If Required):

Second Interview Result:

Visa Received :

US Entry :

I-130 Approval :

[SunDrop 59]

Every embassy has different rules about the USC spouse being present, but I believe most are amenable to their accompanying the beneficiary. It certainly helps to demonstrate a bona fide relationship, as the CO gets to see the 2 of you together. Since 80% of communication is in body language, I can only assume that they read this too (not reading 'non-verbal' cues is a very difficult skill to learn!)

The USEM China, to all account, is a difficult embassy to get through...

[pushbrk 12,883]

Every embassy has different rules about the USC spouse being present, but I believe most are amenable to their accompanying the beneficiary. It certainly helps to demonstrate a bona fide relationship, as the CO gets to see the 2 of you together. Since 80% of communication is in body language, I can only assume that they read this too (not reading 'non-verbal' cues is a very difficult skill to learn!)

The USEM China, to all account, is a difficult embassy to get through...

The OP is bringing a loved one from Chile, not China but in any event no family visas go through the US Embassy in China. They go through the US Consulate in Guangzhou, China.