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i flew to be with my fiance at his upcoming interview.it is dec.14.the consulate requested i come speak with him prior to the interview.i was grilled by 7 men for 2 hrs about our relationship.although we have basically lived together for the last seven months.if your relationship is called into question be prepared with evidence as much evidence as possible.i am a us citizen and i scared me silly.i felt like i was on trial.now we must both go to his interveiw and go thru this all again.but i have so much proof that i dont think we will have a problem.600 pictures,airplane tickets,reciept for every sightseeing trip or hotel stay,letters from friends and family.be prepared people ,they even asked if my fiance offer me money to marry him.good luck to u all.i pray each night for all here and i ask you all say a prayer for us on dec.14. :star:

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All of this craziness took place in Sweden???

Wow!!!

I wish you the best. Sounds like a bit much to me...to be interviewed by 7 people in Sweden

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(Wry comment) It sounds as though some of the arses from the consulate in Ecuador have been transferred to Sweden, si man.

This is not the first recent post from someone who has encountered difficulties. Go to the appropriate Regional subforum, and also search the posts of other VJ members who are dealing with Sweden. Something is screwy, and only rapid and thorough public communication can prevent you and others from walking into a previously unknown hornet's nest.

06-04-2007 = TSC stamps postal return-receipt for I-129f.

06-11-2007 = NOA1 date (unknown to me).

07-20-2007 = Phoned Immigration Officer; got WAC#; where's NOA1?

09-25-2007 = Touch (first-ever).

09-28-2007 = NOA1, 23 days after their 45-day promise to send it (grrrr).

10-20 & 11-14-2007 = Phoned ImmOffs; "still pending."

12-11-2007 = 180 days; file is "between workstations, may be early Jan."; touches 12/11 & 12/12.

12-18-2007 = Call; file is with Division 9 ofcr. (bckgrnd check); e-prompt to shake it; touch.

12-19-2007 = NOA2 by e-mail & web, dated 12-18-07 (187 days; 201 per VJ); in mail 12/24/07.

01-09-2008 = File from USCIS to NVC, 1-4-08; NVC creates file, 1/15/08; to consulate 1/16/08.

01-23-2008 = Consulate gets file; outdated Packet 4 mailed to fiancee 1/27/08; rec'd 3/3/08.

04-29-2008 = Fiancee's 4-min. consular interview, 8:30 a.m.; much evidence brought but not allowed to be presented (consul: "More proof! Second interview! Bring your fiance!").

05-05-2008 = Infuriating $12 call to non-English-speaking consulate appointment-setter.

05-06-2008 = Better $12 call to English-speaker; "joint" interview date 6/30/08 (my selection).

06-30-2008 = Stokes Interrogations w/Ecuadorian (not USC); "wait 2 weeks; we'll mail her."

07-2008 = Daily calls to DOS: "currently processing"; 8/05 = Phoned consulate, got Section Chief; wrote him.

08-07-08 = E-mail from consulate, promising to issue visa "as soon as we get her passport" (on 8/12, per DHL).

08-27-08 = Phoned consulate (they "couldn't find" our file); visa DHL'd 8/28; in hand 9/1; through POE on 10/9 with NO hassles(!).

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i flew to be with my fiance at his upcoming interview.it is dec.14.the consulate requested i come speak with him prior to the interview.i was grilled by 7 men for 2 hrs about our relationship.although we have basically lived together for the last seven months.if your relationship is called into question be prepared with evidence as much evidence as possible.i am a us citizen and i scared me silly.i felt like i was on trial.now we must both go to his interveiw and go thru this all again.but i have so much proof that i dont think we will have a problem.600 pictures,airplane tickets,reciept for every sightseeing trip or hotel stay,letters from friends and family.be prepared people ,they even asked if my fiance offer me money to marry him.good luck to u all.i pray each night for all here and i ask you all say a prayer for us on dec.14. :star:

This is highly, almost impossibly unusual, particularly from Sweden. How did the consulate know you were in Sweden? How did they contact you? How were you requested to go to the consulate? Under what pretense? You have not made an application for a visa, what reason would they use to summon you to the consulate? I am not doubting you, I am asking serious questions for the benefit of the membership. Your description doesn't give any tanglible details for other members,

What exactly did 7 men ask you for 2 hours? What was the main malfunction? Typically, interviews are less than 5 minutes, typically less than 2 minutes. What was it that interested them for 14 man hours of questioning? I mean, 14 man hours, that is a LOT. A university world history course would barely have 14 hours of lectures, what did they ask?

Please give us details of how this happened and why, if you can.

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i flew to be with my fiance at his upcoming interview.it is dec.14.the consulate requested i come speak with him prior to the interview.i was grilled by 7 men for 2 hrs about our relationship.although we have basically lived together for the last seven months.if your relationship is called into question be prepared with evidence as much evidence as possible.i am a us citizen and i scared me silly.i felt like i was on trial.now we must both go to his interveiw and go thru this all again.but i have so much proof that i dont think we will have a problem.600 pictures,airplane tickets,reciept for every sightseeing trip or hotel stay,letters from friends and family.be prepared people ,they even asked if my fiance offer me money to marry him.good luck to u all.i pray each night for all here and i ask you all say a prayer for us on dec.14. :star:

Upon further review...I call "horsesqueeze" Surprised that Tbone's intestinal excrement of male bovine detector didn't sniff this one.

Impossible. USC presence is not required at the interview and the consulate would have no way to know you are in the country or how to summon you. Please stop wasting our time.

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OP has been a member of these forums since August. So I doubt there's any 'trolling' going on.

OP's fiance is an Iraqi living in Sweden who applied for asylum in that country in 2007.

you are right he is from iraq and i have been marriedbefore and we alsomhave an age difference so yes we had multible hits.and i wouldnt waste your time.this post was to inform and help other members.i emailed the embassey because we havent recieved our 4 packet yet at that time i toold them i was leaving for sweden that day to be there for his interview.they requested i call the embassey when i arrived.and yes i did and was told to come tallk to consulate as soon as i could.so i went the next morning.and yes i was interviewed for 2 hrs.and asked about previous marriages .my family his family and our relationship.its was very scarey .

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OP has been a member of these forums since August. So I doubt there's any 'trolling' going on.

OP's fiance is an Iraqi living in Sweden who applied for asylum in that country in 2007.

you are right he is from iraq and i have been marriedbefore and we alsomhave an age difference so yes we had multible hits.and i wouldnt waste your time.this post was to inform and help other members.i emailed the embassey because we havent recieved our 4 packet yet at that time i toold them i was leaving for sweden that day to be there for his interview.they requested i call the embassey when i arrived.and yes i did and was told to come tallk to consulate as soon as i could.so i went the next morning.and yes i was interviewed for 2 hrs.and asked about previous marriages .my family his family and our relationship.its was very scarey .

If your intent is to inform members, then you should do so. Posting under a flag of Sweden when your fiance is Iraqi is misleading and not giving details of all the issues you had serves no purpose. Nothing like what happened to you will happen to people marrying Swedish citizens and going through the US consulate in Sweden. The result (but maybe not purpose) of your post was to worry a lot of people unnecessarily. Please give all the details if you intend to inform.

I retract my call of "horsesqueeze" Good luck.

VERMONT! I Reject Your Reality...and Substitute My Own!

Gary And Alla

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i flew to be with my fiance at his upcoming interview.it is dec.14.the consulate requested i come speak with him prior to the interview.i was grilled by 7 men for 2 hrs about our relationship.although we have basically lived together for the last seven months.if your relationship is called into question be prepared with evidence as much evidence as possible.i am a us citizen and i scared me silly.i felt like i was on trial.now we must both go to his interveiw and go thru this all again.but i have so much proof that i dont think we will have a problem.600 pictures,airplane tickets,reciept for every sightseeing trip or hotel stay,letters from friends and family.be prepared people ,they even asked if my fiance offer me money to marry him.good luck to u all.i pray each night for all here and i ask you all say a prayer for us on dec.14. :star:

Upon further review...I call "horsesqueeze" Surprised that Tbone's intestinal excrement of male bovine detector didn't sniff this one.

Impossible. USC presence is not required at the interview and the consulate would have no way to know you are in the country or how to summon you. Please stop wasting our time.

what gives you the right to be rude...i would not make something like this up...it scared the ncrap out of me and yes there was every official there including 3 regional security officers (FBI),the consulate,the junior conselate,and 2 other men i forget there titles.seeing as i was scared shitless. id love to have been anywheres else but there i can assure you.They asked about my pervious marriages what my ex did for work .where we lived,how long married,about my trips to sweden why i stayed so long when it is so expensive to live there,my fiancees family ,there ages,what the do in sweden for work and school.how they got t sweden,how long they live in sweden,they ask if i ever doubted my fiancees feelings for me ,if he offer me money to marry him.what alen and i do in sweden together all these months.about my parents ,and my children,whether they finish school,if they go to college and where,how they feel about alen.if we speak to them often,how i could leave my home for so many months.how did i pay my bills while in sweden.who took care of my home and animals.and many more but to be honest i cant remember nit all i was so freaked out and i did feel i was being interrogated.so yes it did happen and it may be rare for sweden but it happened.they did inform me that they werent being that way because alen is from iraq but this is a first i have heard of in sweden.

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OP has been a member of these forums since August. So I doubt there's any 'trolling' going on.

OP's fiance is an Iraqi living in Sweden who applied for asylum in that country in 2007.

you are right he is from iraq and i have been marriedbefore and we alsomhave an age difference so yes we had multible hits.and i wouldnt waste your time.this post was to inform and help other members.i emailed the embassey because we havent recieved our 4 packet yet at that time i toold them i was leaving for sweden that day to be there for his interview.they requested i call the embassey when i arrived.and yes i did and was told to come tallk to consulate as soon as i could.so i went the next morning.and yes i was interviewed for 2 hrs.and asked about previous marriages .my family his family and our relationship.its was very scarey .

If your intent is to inform members, then you should do so. Posting under a flag of Sweden when your fiance is Iraqi is misleading and not giving details of all the issues you had serves no purpose. Nothing like what happened to you will happen to people marrying Swedish citizens and going through the US consulate in Sweden. The result (but maybe not purpose) of your post was to worry a lot of people unnecessarily. Please give all the details if you intend to inform.

I retract my call of "horsesqueeze" Good luck.

let see my fiancee lives in sweden and we are going thru the us embassey in stockholm,SWEDEN.it happened there so yes i post under sweden.this is where we live.

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OP has been a member of these forums since August. So I doubt there's any 'trolling' going on.

OP's fiance is an Iraqi living in Sweden who applied for asylum in that country in 2007.

you are right he is from iraq and i have been marriedbefore and we alsomhave an age difference so yes we had multible hits.and i wouldnt waste your time.this post was to inform and help other members.i emailed the embassey because we havent recieved our 4 packet yet at that time i toold them i was leaving for sweden that day to be there for his interview.they requested i call the embassey when i arrived.and yes i did and was told to come tallk to consulate as soon as i could.so i went the next morning.and yes i was interviewed for 2 hrs.and asked about previous marriages .my family his family and our relationship.its was very scarey .

If your intent is to inform members, then you should do so. Posting under a flag of Sweden when your fiance is Iraqi is misleading and not giving details of all the issues you had serves no purpose. Nothing like what happened to you will happen to people marrying Swedish citizens and going through the US consulate in Sweden. The result (but maybe not purpose) of your post was to worry a lot of people unnecessarily. Please give all the details if you intend to inform.

I retract my call of "horsesqueeze" Good luck.

let see my fiancee lives in sweden and we are going thru the us embassey in stockholm,SWEDEN.it happened there so yes i post under sweden.this is where we live.

Glad we cleared that up for others suing the Swedish consulate. Good luck

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OP has been a member of these forums since August. So I doubt there's any 'trolling' going on.

OP's fiance is an Iraqi living in Sweden who applied for asylum in that country in 2007.

you are right he is from iraq and i have been marriedbefore and we alsomhave an age difference so yes we had multible hits.and i wouldnt waste your time.this post was to inform and help other members.i emailed the embassey because we havent recieved our 4 packet yet at that time i toold them i was leaving for sweden that day to be there for his interview.they requested i call the embassey when i arrived.and yes i did and was told to come tallk to consulate as soon as i could.so i went the next morning.and yes i was interviewed for 2 hrs.and asked about previous marriages .my family his family and our relationship.its was very scarey .

If your intent is to inform members, then you should do so. Posting under a flag of Sweden when your fiance is Iraqi is misleading and not giving details of all the issues you had serves no purpose. Nothing like what happened to you will happen to people marrying Swedish citizens and going through the US consulate in Sweden. The result (but maybe not purpose) of your post was to worry a lot of people unnecessarily. Please give all the details if you intend to inform.

I retract my call of "horsesqueeze" Good luck.

let see my fiancee lives in sweden and we are going thru the us embassey in stockholm,SWEDEN.it happened there so yes i post under sweden.this is where we live.

Glad we cleared that up for others suing the Swedish consulate. Good luck

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OP has been a member of these forums since August. So I doubt there's any 'trolling' going on.

OP's fiance is an Iraqi living in Sweden who applied for asylum in that country in 2007.

you are right he is from iraq and i have been marriedbefore and we alsomhave an age difference so yes we had multible hits.and i wouldnt waste your time.this post was to inform and help other members.i emailed the embassey because we havent recieved our 4 packet yet at that time i toold them i was leaving for sweden that day to be there for his interview.they requested i call the embassey when i arrived.and yes i did and was told to come tallk to consulate as soon as i could.so i went the next morning.and yes i was interviewed for 2 hrs.and asked about previous marriages .my family his family and our relationship.its was very scarey .

If your intent is to inform members, then you should do so. Posting under a flag of Sweden when your fiance is Iraqi is misleading and not giving details of all the issues you had serves no purpose. Nothing like what happened to you will happen to people marrying Swedish citizens and going through the US consulate in Sweden. The result (but maybe not purpose) of your post was to worry a lot of people unnecessarily. Please give all the details if you intend to inform.

I retract my call of "horsesqueeze" Good luck.

In the future, in cases of an 'unusual' post, it's not hard to go back to the member profile for further details. A simple hunt through past posts is also easy enough to do.

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OP has been a member of these forums since August. So I doubt there's any 'trolling' going on.

OP's fiance is an Iraqi living in Sweden who applied for asylum in that country in 2007.

you are right he is from iraq and i have been marriedbefore and we alsomhave an age difference so yes we had multible hits.and i wouldnt waste your time.this post was to inform and help other members.i emailed the embassey because we havent recieved our 4 packet yet at that time i toold them i was leaving for sweden that day to be there for his interview.they requested i call the embassey when i arrived.and yes i did and was told to come tallk to consulate as soon as i could.so i went the next morning.and yes i was interviewed for 2 hrs.and asked about previous marriages .my family his family and our relationship.its was very scarey .

If your intent is to inform members, then you should do so. Posting under a flag of Sweden when your fiance is Iraqi is misleading and not giving details of all the issues you had serves no purpose. Nothing like what happened to you will happen to people marrying Swedish citizens and going through the US consulate in Sweden. The result (but maybe not purpose) of your post was to worry a lot of people unnecessarily. Please give all the details if you intend to inform.

I retract my call of "horsesqueeze" Good luck.

In the future, in cases of an 'unusual' post, it's not hard to go back to the member profile for further details. A simple hunt through past posts is also easy enough to do.

It's not hard but it can still be time consuming. It's not our full time job (although for some it seems like it is) to go through people's life story here. When I first read her post, my first reaction was "NO WAY" but luckily she had something posted in November that talks about her situation. What if this was from months and months back?

Bridget - this definitely happens anywhere. It happens in France too when the beneficiary happens to have roots in an Arab country. You're right, your case seem to have all the wrong keywords enough to send an entourage your way. Best of luck on your interview day.

- LB

Stay tune for yet another immi-saga in the life of LB & JD. Coming soon ---> AOS Chronicles

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It's not hard but it can still be time consuming. It's not our full time job (although for some it seems like it is) to go through people's life story here. When I first read her post, my first reaction was "NO WAY" but luckily she had something posted in November that talks about her situation. What if this was from months and months back?

It's true it can take a bit of time.

Or one can just summarily call the OP a liar.

The alternative might be to ask the OP why they think this has happened.

Up to each person to decide how they handle themselves.

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