Coming to interview with my wife

[odatnafni 4]

Is it allowed for a USC to accompany the beneficiary during the interview or atleast inside the embassy?

Any tips would be nice! Thank you!

[Bec_Dipu 103]

Is it allowed for a USC to accompany the beneficiary during the interview or atleast inside the embassy?

Any tips would be nice! Thank you!

It is in India - I fly out tomorrow!

Make sure you have your passport with you.

[jkelly07 120]

yes, click manila embassy info on this page.

[odatnafni 4]

Thanks! Also I'd like to hear from everyone's experience for those who did the same

[cameron2010 0]

yes u can accompany ur wife to go for the interview atleast just inside the embassy,but u can not accompany her for her interview with the officer,they would want her to be alone on her interview,becoz the officer wants to ask her a private questions,i done the same thing with mu husband so i know how it works.

[David-and-Mae 15]

The USC petitioner is very much welcome inside the embassy. Just make sure you have proper identification i.e. passport, driver's license. It is actually a plus if you can be there

[AKteacher 104]

I attended the interview in Manila with my fiancee last summer. They will definitely let you inside the embassy (bring your US passport of course). They will most likely let you attend the interview as well, but that is up to the individual CO.

[AKteacher 104]

u can not accompany her for her interview with the officer,they would want her to be alone on her interview

Not true. I attended my fiancee's interview, and most people I know that accompanied their fiancees to the embassy were allowed into the interview as well.

[David-and-Mae 15]

Not true. I attended my fiancee's interview, and most people I know that accompanied their fiancees to the embassy were allowed into the interview as well.

It all depends on the CO... It won't hurt to ask when she got called in.

[gretchen_darren 67]

It is definitely a plus to be there for the interview. I have heard story after story of the petitioner being with the beneficiary. Expect to be sworn in and asked questions. The CO may ask you to sit down so they can ask her questions. But this is not often the case. Usually you answer some questions, and she will answer some questions. You will jsut not be able to answer for her unless the CO allows you to. I wish you well and hope it goes well

[new1 2]

Of course you can attend! I saw couples who were interviewed together during my interview at the embassy. Its a plus if youre there, less questions definitely.

[odatnafni 4]

Thank you all for the helpful information! I can't wait!