early for interview in montreal

[smurfette1971 0]

may i ask why everyone goes early to interview

im not understanding that

please let me know

so i know when to be there apr 22

also is there any fees i need to pay there

what is the whole process after i do medical on april 16

my interview is apr 22

my husband wont be there with me and my two kids

will this have an impact on approval or denied??????

[Hugglebuggles 60]

The consulate does interviews on a first come first serve basis. If you line up at the door first, you are interviewed first regardless of your scheduled interview time.

It is pretty normal for beneficiary's to attend the interview without their SO's, so don't worry about that. Him not being there will not have an impact on your approval or denial, provided you are prepared with all the necessary information and/or evidence.

As far as the fees go, I'm not sure what CR-1's pay, sorry!

[Wyatt's Torch 45]

may i ask why everyone goes early to interview

im not understanding that

please let me know

so i know when to be there apr 22

Go early because it is first come, first serve DESPITE what the interview letter says (i.e.: saying that your interview is at 8:30). If you are the first person there, you will almost always be the first (or second, at most) person to get processed. If time is not an issue for you, you can show up later if you'd like. Just be prepared to wait for awhile inside.

also is there any fees i need to pay there

No. CR-1s pay no fees at the consulate -- they were paid earlier on in the process.

what is the whole process after i do medical on april 16

It depends on which panel physician you are doing your medical with. Each has a different process.

my interview is apr 22

my husband wont be there with me and my two kids

will this have an impact on approval or denied??????

No. I was there on my own too and was approved without any question as to why my wife wasn't there. If you are going there to get immigration documents FOR your kids, that's probably a different story though.

Edited March 23, 2010 by Wyatt's Torch

[smurfette1971 0]

Go early because it is first come, first serve DESPITE what the interview letter says (i.e.: saying that your interview is at 8:30). If you are the first person there, you will almost always be the first (or second, at most) person to get processed. If time is not an issue for you, you can show up later if you'd like. Just be prepared to wait for awhile inside.

No. CR-1s pay no fees at the consulate -- they were paid earlier on in the process.

It depends on which panel physician you are doing your medical with. Each has a different process.

No. I was there on my own too and was approved without any question as to why my wife wasn't there. If you are going there to get immigration documents FOR your kids, that's probably a different story though.

ok i will be there veryyy early

thank you

also i paid all fees to nvc already

i am going to the medisys in montreal

what do you mean about the kids

yes they have i130 papers filled and have interview same time

they are my husbands step children

this is great info

please give anymore

thank you

why does my reply keep getting put same spot

weird

well i hope you all get it

thanks a million all

thank you all

please anymoe info is great

this is awesome

i will be there veryyyy early

whew it makes me feel so much better

knowing i got this site for help

Edited March 23, 2010 by smurfette1971

[Wyatt's Torch 45]

Okay, they're YOUR kids and his stepkids. Got it. No, you should be fine then. He shouldn't need to be there for that.