HCM Interview Experienced

[Zachary Vu 0]

First, I would like to thanks all VJers for advices, steps by steps instructions how to made it through. Special thank to Scott for the questions. Although my fiancee did not received PINK but I know that we will receive PINK once submit those requested documents.

According to my fiancée, she interviewed at Window 13. when she got called in for the interview, the translator lady and the officer was treated her very professionally. They were pretty nice to her. Below are the questions being asked.

1) What is your fiance's name?

2) Where does your fiance live?

3) How long has he being in the US?

4) Who does your fiance live with?

5) What kind of work did he do?

6) Does your fiance have brothers and sisters?

7) What are their names?

8) What is his Mother's name?

9) What does she do for work?

10) What is his father's name?

11) What does he do for work?

12) When did you have Dinh Hon?

Those are the questions which she can remember, i will post more if she'll able to in the near future. To all later comer, be sure your wife or fiancee knows everything about you and your family. All of our questions being asked were related to my family. Good luck to you all.

Interview Questions.pdf

[Tuanv 2]

Congrat. Great PDF.

[luckytxn 2,264]

Many thanks for this. Most here will not help out others but are glad to come in here and soak up all we can give but not give us the courtesy of doing the same. They are leeches in life.

It seemed her questions were pretty normal run of the mill that just knowing someone well should be able to answer. I am glad they didn't try with any trick questions and anything really stupid. Was wondering if she can describe more of who did the interview such as male or female and nationality and so on. Again many congrats and God bless you both.

[ScottThuy 140]

Zach,

I have seen them ask questions about the USC that were so off the wall that it went something like this:

What does he do when he is not working.? Soccer huh, where does he play soccer?, Who does he play soccer with? How did he meet him? and how long has he known him?

Or

What does he do when he is not working.? Where does he go fishing? Who's boat? With who? What type of fish does he catch? WHat is the biggest fish he ever caught?

Those questions are a great resource of what types of things one can get hit with, but not answers to be memorized, moreover topics to be discussed during the long hours on Yahoo or skype...

[BinhJerome 14]

I think it is funny how when someone gets approved that many people thought would get denied they change their tune, and forget all their negative comments they said prior to the approval. Glad to hear it went well for you, and hope she will soon have her visa in hand, and be on an airplane headed your way! Congrats again and good luck on your new life together! Jerome and Binh

[Zachary Vu 0]

Many thanks for this. Most here will not help out others but are glad to come in here and soak up all we can give but not give us the courtesy of doing the same. They are leeches in life.

It seemed her questions were pretty normal run of the mill that just knowing someone well should be able to answer. I am glad they didn't try with any trick questions and anything really stupid. Was wondering if she can describe more of who did the interview such as male or female and nationality and so on. Again many congrats and God bless you both.

The officer is a white male and pretty handsome she said

[luckytxn 2,264]

The officer is a white male and pretty handsome she said

LOL. Most awesome. This is like the most info we have gotten from anyone in a long time. Many thanks again.

[JimVaPhuong 4,863]

I think it is funny how when someone gets approved that many people thought would get denied they change their tune, and forget all their negative comments they said prior to the approval. Glad to hear it went well for you, and hope she will soon have her visa in hand, and be on an airplane headed your way! Congrats again and good luck on your new life together! Jerome and Binh

The negative comments are rarely intended by the commenter to be personal, and shouldn't be taken that way. Negative comments are usually intended to be an honest and helpful appraisal of someone's situation. Nobody here wants to see someone else get denied, so there's no 'changing their tune' when someone else is approved.

When I tell someone their situation looks bleak, and they are subsequently approved, I'm thrilled to have been proven wrong.

[BinhJerome 14]

The negative comments are rarely intended by the commenter to be personal, and shouldn't be taken that way. Negative comments are usually intended to be an honest and helpful appraisal of someone's situation. Nobody here wants to see someone else get denied, so there's no 'changing their tune' when someone else is approved.

When I tell someone their situation looks bleak, and they are subsequently approved, I'm thrilled to have been proven wrong.

Jim read the posts. They ARE intended most times to be just that. "You dont want to listen, so when you fail dont come back here crying" Comments like that are not intended to benefit anyone at all. You do it differently than others, but a few people here have been getting pretty bad, and those are the ones that seem to chime in when someone passes and praise them for posting their experience. I am here to help anyone that I can, and not those that just do what I say to do. Just because some people do not follow our exact instructions is no reason to make such comments that they will fail, then telling them not to come back crying later. I also think it is funny because some of the people doing that are the same ones that had it done to themselves and now the cycle continues. for Zach it was not as bad as a few others lately, but when I saw how people were acting I felt the need to point it out. Most people here do sponge off of this website, and if people dont like sponges, then they should not post here. Many come here and read and never post simply because they dont want to be personally attacked because they are doing what they thought was right, and the sad thing is that there are people that have been approved that had weak cases, and others that have strong cases were denied, and vice versa. I personally dont blame people for not posting, I get about 4 emails a week from people asking questions simply because they fear what other people will say, and when that happens it saddens me because VJ is a help forum, yet for many people it is a way to cut down people and for some to try and force feed their opinions down peoples throats, and then when a person keeps doing what they want, and feel is right (after all it IS their life) the senior members of VJ (not all but a few) then condem them, tell them they WILL fail, and not to come back crying when they do. I am sure that the people doing this know what I say is true, and hopefully they will stop this method, and just try to help all of those, even the leeches and sponges as some people call them. Jerome

[Dan_P 5]

congrats on the pink, and thanks for sharing! great PDF.

there are others who give their honest opinion, which may be bleak or negative, but still they have a good intention, and that is very useful. however, it is also true, unfortunately, on every forum, there are some who like to be thread crappers and just post negative things just for the sake of it, and have no intent to help.

also, if someone bothers you too much, and you are annoyed by their posts, you can always add them to the ignore list:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?app=core&module=usercp&tab=members&area=ignoredusers

anyways, sorry for digressing, i really do appreciate your input, and hopefully it will help me and others. :thumbs:

[lindal24 1]

The officer is a white male and pretty handsome she said

I wonder if she got the same man I talked to...haha...

...the guy I talked to after my husband received the blue slip and we were "waiting" I chatted with a "pretty handsome white male"...haha!