K1 INTERVIEW QUESTIONS AT MANILA EMBASSY???

[Bill and Eve 1]

Will have soon my interview for k1 visa next month...im starting to get nervous now and i think thats normal..

For those who had their interview already specially those got approved... can you please share here the possible questions during the interview so to lessen the nervous im feeling and also for those who will read this ..)

please...I know it would be very helpful specially to make us waitng for the interview relax and confident maybe when asked?

please share guys, any tips!

thank you .. and god bless us all...

[Dean_De 61]

Will have soon my interview for k1 visa next month...im starting to get nervous now and i think thats normal..

For those who had their interview already specially those got approved... can you please share here the possible questions during the interview so to lessen the nervous im feeling and also for those who will read this ..)

please...I know it would be very helpful specially to make us waitng for the interview relax and confident maybe when asked?

please share guys, any tips!

thank you .. and god bless us all...

the interview is so easy, as long as you know your fiance and is confident enough to have a genuine relationship you are good. The thing to worry all the time are the documents. Just be sure you got all the documents that is and might be asked from you and that the income requirement of your fiance meets the poverty level guidelines.

[bigdog 376]

Know each other, the material filled out, be confident, and pass.

[B_J 2,752]

Here's the questions Jessa was asked:

Who is the petitioner?

How did you meet?

When did you first meet?

When did you meet in person?

When was the last time you saw him?

And then she looked at our pictures.

And then she told her she was approved.

[TeapotGirl 66]

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[Tahoma 2,292]

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[gretchen_darren 67]

go to the philippines embassy review section. Many people have posted the questions they were asked during their interview. Typically you will be asked a bunch of questions (about 10 to 15) in yes or no format at the pre-screening. Main one: know your petitioner and his home address (complete address). Know where he works, etc. the CO typically asks 3 or 4 questions.

the big thing is the process. You are sorted into 3 lines for the tent. You go through the tent. After the tent become one line. Then into security. then into check-in and given a number. Once through check-in, go through a big heavy metal door, and another security. Drop your packet off at window 39. (this window is unmanned, no one there, just drop forms off.) then you go through the process. There is a big board in front of the seats which posts numbers and window to go to. Watch the board for your number, then go to window assigned. Window 40 is typically fingerprinting. Window 59? (third section of windows) (which is a door, is usually CO interview.) Windows at the far right end (window 80?/78?) are the finishing windows. Don't worry if you see people at these windows after an hour. there are lots of other visa types being considered. (Those who are there within in an hour after starting are usually rejected visas.) Tyipcal time is 2 hours to 4 hours depending on load that day if you were in the front of the line or not. We were still able to eat breakfast at the hotel after the embassy, but it was very close to the end of the breakfast time.

Best of luck to you.