Interivew Experience Details

[tokyo.lovers 6]

Here is the detailed account of the interview.

I was not there so everything is second hand and is whatever my man can remember.

Hope it helps anyone wondering how the interviews go!

He arrived early. about 1 hour early. there was no one waiting outside the embassy so it was easy to enter.

At the door he received some checklists and they security checked his bag twice.

The embassy was not that busy that day. only about 7 people were there for immigration visas at that time. (early morning)

There was probably only 2 people doing the visa interviews.

When entering the main building a lady gave him a number, and he took a seat. After waiting about 30 minutes they finally called his number. He went to the counter and a Japanese lady just checked some documents and he gave her his medical results and the expack 500 (envelope for sending the visa in).

She then asked in Japanese,

"What is your wife's father's name?"

"Is she working?"

then the lady was talking to herself and said something about how i have worked at my job for about 10 years. (apparently she was not impressed by it. whatever!! )

She then told him to go wait again. and he waited some more.

About 30 minutes later they called his number and he did the fingerprinting.

American girl was friendly and told him to go sit down again after it was done.

After about maybe 20 more minutes they finally called his number for the interview.

the interviewer is some american guy (LUCKY!! ). he took an oath and then he handed him some document to sign (ds-230??). then the interview began.

"When did you meet?"

"Does she study Japanese?"

"How many times did she come to Japan?"

"When did she leave Japan?"

"When did you get married?"

"Where did you get married?"

"How many times did she come back to Japan (after the marriage)?"

"Have you been to her house in the USA before?"

"How many times did you visit?"

"What do her parents think of you?"

"What kind of work do you do?"

"Will you do that in the USA?"

Congratulations! Your visa is approved. You will receive your visa in about 1 week.

he says the interview was more like a conversation. haha.

The guy didn't ask for ANYTHING!! no evidence at all. so lucky us! some other people had to show photos or other evidence. so our case must have been good! alright!!! But my man also wore a really nice suit and tie. so he looked more professional. i think that really helped!!!

Now we are done with this visa stuff for 2 years!! THANK YOU GOD!!!

THANK YOU VJ MEMBERS!!! without all you we would have been lost!!

[LoveRaja 0]

Here is the detailed account of the interview.

I was not there so everything is second hand and is whatever my man can remember.

Hope it helps anyone wondering how the interviews go!

He arrived early. about 1 hour early. there was no one waiting outside the embassy so it was easy to enter.

At the door he received some checklists and they security checked his bag twice.

The embassy was not that busy that day. only about 7 people were there for immigration visas at that time. (early morning)

There was probably only 2 people doing the visa interviews.

When entering the main building a lady gave him a number, and he took a seat. After waiting about 30 minutes they finally called his number. He went to the counter and a Japanese lady just checked some documents and he gave her his medical results and the expack 500 (envelope for sending the visa in).

She then asked in Japanese,

"What is your wife's father's name?"

"Is she working?"

then the lady was talking to herself and said something about how i have worked at my job for about 10 years. (apparently she was not impressed by it. whatever!! )

She then told him to go wait again. and he waited some more.

About 30 minutes later they called his number and he did the fingerprinting.

American girl was friendly and told him to go sit down again after it was done.

After about maybe 20 more minutes they finally called his number for the interview.

the interviewer is some american guy (LUCKY!! ). he took an oath and then he handed him some document to sign (ds-230??). then the interview began.

"When did you meet?"

"Does she study Japanese?"

"How many times did she come to Japan?"

"When did she leave Japan?"

"When did you get married?"

"Where did you get married?"

"How many times did she come back to Japan (after the marriage)?"

"Have you been to her house in the USA before?"

"How many times did you visit?"

"What do her parents think of you?"

"What kind of work do you do?"

"Will you do that in the USA?"

Congratulations! Your visa is approved. You will receive your visa in about 1 week.

he says the interview was more like a conversation. haha.

The guy didn't ask for ANYTHING!! no evidence at all. so lucky us! some other people had to show photos or other evidence. so our case must have been good! alright!!! But my man also wore a really nice suit and tie. so he looked more professional. i think that really helped!!!

Now we are done with this visa stuff for 2 years!! THANK YOU GOD!!!

THANK YOU VJ MEMBERS!!! without all you we would have been lost!!

Wow thank you for your review.Seems like it was easy to pass. Hopefully it will be that easy for us too.So please wish me luck!

And I wish you a happy life with your loved one!

[LA&MA 24]

Here is the detailed account of the interview.

I was not there so everything is second hand and is whatever my man can remember.

Hope it helps anyone wondering how the interviews go!

He arrived early. about 1 hour early. there was no one waiting outside the embassy so it was easy to enter.

At the door he received some checklists and they security checked his bag twice.

The embassy was not that busy that day. only about 7 people were there for immigration visas at that time. (early morning)

There was probably only 2 people doing the visa interviews.

When entering the main building a lady gave him a number, and he took a seat. After waiting about 30 minutes they finally called his number. He went to the counter and a Japanese lady just checked some documents and he gave her his medical results and the expack 500 (envelope for sending the visa in).

She then asked in Japanese,

"What is your wife's father's name?"

"Is she working?"

then the lady was talking to herself and said something about how i have worked at my job for about 10 years. (apparently she was not impressed by it. whatever!! )

She then told him to go wait again. and he waited some more.

About 30 minutes later they called his number and he did the fingerprinting.

American girl was friendly and told him to go sit down again after it was done.

After about maybe 20 more minutes they finally called his number for the interview.

the interviewer is some american guy (LUCKY!! ). he took an oath and then he handed him some document to sign (ds-230??). then the interview began.

"When did you meet?"

"Does she study Japanese?"

"How many times did she come to Japan?"

"When did she leave Japan?"

"When did you get married?"

"Where did you get married?"

"How many times did she come back to Japan (after the marriage)?"

"Have you been to her house in the USA before?"

"How many times did you visit?"

"What do her parents think of you?"

"What kind of work do you do?"

"Will you do that in the USA?"

Congratulations! Your visa is approved. You will receive your visa in about 1 week.

he says the interview was more like a conversation. haha.

The guy didn't ask for ANYTHING!! no evidence at all. so lucky us! some other people had to show photos or other evidence. so our case must have been good! alright!!! But my man also wore a really nice suit and tie. so he looked more professional. i think that really helped!!!

Now we are done with this visa stuff for 2 years!! THANK YOU GOD!!!

THANK YOU VJ MEMBERS!!! without all you we would have been lost!!

thank you for the quick review!!! it helps a lot!!!

ok I will wear a nice suit to look more professional too...

thank you for the review again and congrats !!!!

[Married2009 32]

Glad it went so smoothly for him, and thanks for the review!

[Deep2009 18]

Here is the detailed account of the interview.

I was not there so everything is second hand and is whatever my man can remember.

Hope it helps anyone wondering how the interviews go!

He arrived early. about 1 hour early. there was no one waiting outside the embassy so it was easy to enter.

At the door he received some checklists and they security checked his bag twice.

The embassy was not that busy that day. only about 7 people were there for immigration visas at that time. (early morning)

There was probably only 2 people doing the visa interviews.

When entering the main building a lady gave him a number, and he took a seat. After waiting about 30 minutes they finally called his number. He went to the counter and a Japanese lady just checked some documents and he gave her his medical results and the expack 500 (envelope for sending the visa in).

She then asked in Japanese,

"What is your wife's father's name?"

"Is she working?"

then the lady was talking to herself and said something about how i have worked at my job for about 10 years. (apparently she was not impressed by it. whatever!! )

She then told him to go wait again. and he waited some more.

About 30 minutes later they called his number and he did the fingerprinting.

American girl was friendly and told him to go sit down again after it was done.

After about maybe 20 more minutes they finally called his number for the interview.

the interviewer is some american guy (LUCKY!! ). he took an oath and then he handed him some document to sign (ds-230??). then the interview began.

"When did you meet?"

"Does she study Japanese?"

"How many times did she come to Japan?"

"When did she leave Japan?"

"When did you get married?"

"Where did you get married?"

"How many times did she come back to Japan (after the marriage)?"

"Have you been to her house in the USA before?"

"How many times did you visit?"

"What do her parents think of you?"

"What kind of work do you do?"

"Will you do that in the USA?"

Congratulations! Your visa is approved. You will receive your visa in about 1 week.

he says the interview was more like a conversation. haha.

The guy didn't ask for ANYTHING!! no evidence at all. so lucky us! some other people had to show photos or other evidence. so our case must have been good! alright!!! But my man also wore a really nice suit and tie. so he looked more professional. i think that really helped!!!

Now we are done with this visa stuff for 2 years!! THANK YOU GOD!!!

THANK YOU VJ MEMBERS!!! without all you we would have been lost!!

Congratulations...

[And_Sam 44]

Sounds like an awesome review!! Congratulations!!

[meant2b2009 0]

Here is the detailed account of the interview.

I was not there so everything is second hand and is whatever my man can remember.

Hope it helps anyone wondering how the interviews go!

He arrived early. about 1 hour early. there was no one waiting outside the embassy so it was easy to enter.

At the door he received some checklists and they security checked his bag twice.

The embassy was not that busy that day. only about 7 people were there for immigration visas at that time. (early morning)

There was probably only 2 people doing the visa interviews.

When entering the main building a lady gave him a number, and he took a seat. After waiting about 30 minutes they finally called his number. He went to the counter and a Japanese lady just checked some documents and he gave her his medical results and the expack 500 (envelope for sending the visa in).

She then asked in Japanese,

"What is your wife's father's name?"

"Is she working?"

then the lady was talking to herself and said something about how i have worked at my job for about 10 years. (apparently she was not impressed by it. whatever!! )

She then told him to go wait again. and he waited some more.

About 30 minutes later they called his number and he did the fingerprinting.

American girl was friendly and told him to go sit down again after it was done.

After about maybe 20 more minutes they finally called his number for the interview.

the interviewer is some american guy (LUCKY!! ). he took an oath and then he handed him some document to sign (ds-230??). then the interview began.

"When did you meet?"

"Does she study Japanese?"

"How many times did she come to Japan?"

"When did she leave Japan?"

"When did you get married?"

"Where did you get married?"

"How many times did she come back to Japan (after the marriage)?"

"Have you been to her house in the USA before?"

"How many times did you visit?"

"What do her parents think of you?"

"What kind of work do you do?"

"Will you do that in the USA?"

Congratulations! Your visa is approved. You will receive your visa in about 1 week.

he says the interview was more like a conversation. haha.

The guy didn't ask for ANYTHING!! no evidence at all. so lucky us! some other people had to show photos or other evidence. so our case must have been good! alright!!! But my man also wore a really nice suit and tie. so he looked more professional. i think that really helped!!!

Now we are done with this visa stuff for 2 years!! THANK YOU GOD!!!

THANK YOU VJ MEMBERS!!! without all you we would have been lost!!

Congratulations, OMG, amazing news, have a beautiful life with your husband. :thumbs: :thumbs: :dance: :dance: :dance:

[BigSigh 12]

Congrats!

[yohino 22]

Congrats!!

I'm so happy that the interview was easy!

[redglasses 1]

congratulations!!!

[hasson 1]

Here is the detailed account of the interview.

I was not there so everything is second hand and is whatever my man can remember.

Hope it helps anyone wondering how the interviews go!

He arrived early. about 1 hour early. there was no one waiting outside the embassy so it was easy to enter.

At the door he received some checklists and they security checked his bag twice.

The embassy was not that busy that day. only about 7 people were there for immigration visas at that time. (early morning)

There was probably only 2 people doing the visa interviews.

When entering the main building a lady gave him a number, and he took a seat. After waiting about 30 minutes they finally called his number. He went to the counter and a Japanese lady just checked some documents and he gave her his medical results and the expack 500 (envelope for sending the visa in).

She then asked in Japanese,

"What is your wife's father's name?"

"Is she working?"

then the lady was talking to herself and said something about how i have worked at my job for about 10 years. (apparently she was not impressed by it. whatever!! )

She then told him to go wait again. and he waited some more.

About 30 minutes later they called his number and he did the fingerprinting.

American girl was friendly and told him to go sit down again after it was done.

After about maybe 20 more minutes they finally called his number for the interview.

the interviewer is some american guy (LUCKY!! ). he took an oath and then he handed him some document to sign (ds-230??). then the interview began.

"When did you meet?"

"Does she study Japanese?"

"How many times did she come to Japan?"

"When did she leave Japan?"

"When did you get married?"

"Where did you get married?"

"How many times did she come back to Japan (after the marriage)?"

"Have you been to her house in the USA before?"

"How many times did you visit?"

"What do her parents think of you?"

"What kind of work do you do?"

"Will you do that in the USA?"

Congratulations! Your visa is approved. You will receive your visa in about 1 week.

he says the interview was more like a conversation. haha.

The guy didn't ask for ANYTHING!! no evidence at all. so lucky us! some other people had to show photos or other evidence. so our case must have been good! alright!!! But my man also wore a really nice suit and tie. so he looked more professional. i think that really helped!!!

Now we are done with this visa stuff for 2 years!! THANK YOU GOD!!!

THANK YOU VJ MEMBERS!!! without all you we would have been lost!!

CONGRATS!!!

[DanielParul 50]

Congratulations

[tokyo.lovers 6]

(L) THANKS EVERYONE! (L)

i just hope this helps other people get through theirs!!

thank you for the quick review!!! it helps a lot!!!

ok I will wear a nice suit to look more professional too...

thank you for the review again and congrats !!!!

yeah dress nice! maybe since you are a girl you don't need a suit. maybe you can wear a nice fancy outfit?? or sexy dress.

yeah, maybe a sexy dress will help if you get the man interviewer!!! :lol: show a little skin!!!

(冗談ですよ！)

[LA&MA 24]

yeah dress nice! maybe since you are a girl you don't need a suit. maybe you can wear a nice fancy outfit?? or sexy dress.

yeah, maybe a sexy dress will help if you get the man interviewer!!! :lol: show a little skin!!!

(冗談ですよ！)

you are so funny

...I will dress nice then...

thank you...

[RyannTanya 2]

Yay! Congratulations and best wishes for a wonderful life together.