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Happy to see that you got your interview so quickly, Marwa. Good luck! :)

Good luck and much success Insha'Allah!

Allah[swt] says: “You may have someone in your mind, someone in your heart, someone in your dreams, someone in your life, but I am your someone when you have no one"He[swt] reminds us saying "O Prophet! Allah is sufficient for you and for the believers who follow you." [[Qur'an:8:4]] So when you slip and fall, remind yourself of Ar-Rahman Ar-Rahim, the One whose always there, just waiting for your Call!

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My husband interview tomorrow also:) in Ankara, Turkey. I send him a big file about a month ago. It contains everything I send to the USCIS and NVC, also Skype records, Facebook messages, emails, phon

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Yeah, I am also curious about that. Now, for a K-1 (Fiance) I can understand the rationale for having a formal interview to verify certain information regarding the relationship... how a couple met, etc... - but for a married couple?... if there is sufficient proof of marriage then I'm wondering what is the point of an interview? (I guess perhaps to just check & make sure it's not a sham marriage arrangement just to get someone to the U.S.).

Well, anyway.... Best wishes to you! :yes:

I've heard from my girl friends whose married USC that Consulate Officer (CO) would ask about what color undies, favorite toothpaste, more about intimacy, whistling.gif. I wanted to know if it is similar questions..blush.gif

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*Mailed I-751 package (06/21/2017) to CSC

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