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PLZ MY FIANCE IS MORCAN AND WE JUST WNAT TO KNOW THAT IF THEY GIVE HIM TIME IN INTERVEIW SHOW HOW MUCH WE ARE INGOING IN OUR RELATIONSHIPS OR THEY GIVE YA SHORT TIME AND WE WANT TO KNOW IF CO SPONSOR IS BAD IDEA IN THE CONSULAT OF CASA PLZ WHO HAD ALREDAY THE EXPERIENCE IN CASA HELP US AND TELL US HOW ITS LOOK LIKE AND EVERYTHING PLZ PLZ PLZ

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~kiyah~ Community Regular

~kiyah~   14

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I can tell you this about the consulate in Morocco...interviews can be anywhere from 5 to 90 minutes depending on the complexity of the case. Do not wait for them to "ask" for your proof of relationship. Look for opportunities to present it to them. Have it organized and ready to hand over.

Co-sponsor is also not a bad thing as long as the requirements are met. In many cases they do not even ask for the affidavit of support...but being ready is better than being sorry in the event they do ask you for it.

There are threads posted here on member interview experiences in Morocco, if you search this forum you will find them. Use the search box at the bottom of the ME/NA forum.

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sarah and hicham   3

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I don't really understand I guess... but yes, what Kiya said.

Good luck.

A co sponsor is needed if you do not meet the income requirements.

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