losing job before the consulate interview

[psycons12 0]

we are waiting for our NOA2 at the moment,unfortunately i received bad news from my employer telling me that they will close the pharmacy this 1st week of February where i currently employed here in the Philippines .upon discussion with this matter to my fiancee we've got a lot of question which somehow bothers us....Does being unemployed can affect my interview in the consulate? and the approval of my vissa?....we need some information about this things,anyone can help us pls...thank you so much and looking forward for your response.

[john_and_marlene 162]

The beneficiary losing their job will have no impact on the consulate interview or visa.

[BnB 0]

we are waiting for our NOA2 at the moment,unfortunately i received bad news from my employer telling me that they will close the pharmacy this 1st week of February where i currently employed here in the Philippines .upon discussion with this matter to my fiancee we've got a lot of question which somehow bothers us....Does being unemployed can affect my interview in the consulate? and the approval of my vissa?....we need some information about this things,anyone can help us pls...thank you so much and looking forward for your response.

Hi All, I'm almost in the same situation but i still have my job. I just want to know what will be the consequence if i leave my job before the interview has its starting to cause issues keeping in touch with my wife. I've getting really busy that im hardly getting online to talk to her, or call or over the phone. My suggestion is that, since my interview is coming up sometime March i should leave the work to have enough time for my wife and preparation. My wife is really feeling bad about my commitment to work these days. Anyway idea or response will be great for me.

Thanks

we are waiting for our NOA2 at the moment,unfortunately i received bad news from my employer telling me that they will close the pharmacy this 1st week of February where i currently employed here in the Philippines .upon discussion with this matter to my fiancee we've got a lot of question which somehow bothers us....Does being unemployed can affect my interview in the consulate? and the approval of my vissa?....we need some information about this things,anyone can help us pls...thank you so much and looking forward for your response.

Hi All, I'm almost in the same situation but i still have my job. I just want to know what will be the consequence if i leave my job before the interview has its starting to cause issues keeping in touch with my wife. I've getting really busy that im hardly getting online to talk to her, or call or over the phone. My suggestion is that, since my interview is coming up sometime March i should leave the work to have enough time for my wife and preparation. My wife is really feeling bad about my commitment to work these days. Anyway idea or response will be great for me.

Thanks

[F & J 21]

we are waiting for our NOA2 at the moment,unfortunately i received bad news from my employer telling me that they will close the pharmacy this 1st week of February where i currently employed here in the Philippines .upon discussion with this matter to my fiancee we've got a lot of question which somehow bothers us....Does being unemployed can affect my interview in the consulate? and the approval of my vissa?....we need some information about this things,anyone can help us pls...thank you so much and looking forward for your response.

Don't worry! It will have no impact on your visa approval. I was unemployed at the time of my interview (technically I was still a student because I was pursuing a second Bachelor's degree).

Hi All, I'm almost in the same situation but i still have my job. I just want to know what will be the consequence if i leave my job before the interview has its starting to cause issues keeping in touch with my wife. I've getting really busy that im hardly getting online to talk to her, or call or over the phone. My suggestion is that, since my interview is coming up sometime March i should leave the work to have enough time for my wife and preparation. My wife is really feeling bad about my commitment to work these days. Anyway idea or response will be great for me.

Thanks

I was in a different situation - studying, not working - but I went on a Leave of Absence from school during the whole time we were waiting to have our I-129F petition approved and right until I had my visa interview. I never went back to school. ^__^;;

* The CO will be more concerned with your petitioner's ability to support you.

Edited January 29, 2010 by Fatima and Jim

[arrnell 0]

Don't worry! It will have no impact on your visa approval. I was unemployed at the time of my interview (technically I was still a student because I was pursuing a second Bachelor's degree).

I was in a different situation - studying, not working - but I went on a Leave of Absence from school during the whole time we were waiting to have our I-129F petition approved and right until I had my visa interview. I never went back to school. ^__^;;

* The CO will be more concerned with your petitioner's ability to support you.

Well i don't work now since june 23 2009 , since at that date i went to visit my wife ,and i have to quit my job, since my employer did not want to approve my leave off absence,,.

While i was in visit here, we got NOA 2 and i decided to stay till all this is done,of course i need to find sponsor, and i find two , that are my parent, i dont think this will be a problem at interview.

[BnB 0]

Well i don't work now since june 23 2009 , since at that date i went to visit my wife ,and i have to quit my job, since my employer did not want to approve my leave off absence,,.

While i was in visit here, we got NOA 2 and i decided to stay till all this is done,of course i need to find sponsor, and i find two , that are my parent, i dont think this will be a problem at interview.

Okay thanks its good to know it has nothing to do with the interview.

[psycons12 0]

The beneficiary losing their job will have no impact on the consulate interview or visa.

thank you so much for the info....God bless you both as always

[psycons12 0]

Don't worry! It will have no impact on your visa approval. I was unemployed at the time of my interview (technically I was still a student because I was pursuing a second Bachelor's degree).

I was in a different situation - studying, not working - but I went on a Leave of Absence from school during the whole time we were waiting to have our I-129F petition approved and right until I had my visa interview. I never went back to school. ^__^;;

* The CO will be more concerned with your petitioner's ability to support you.

thank you so much for the info and it will give us peace of mind...thanks again and God bless always