K1 Visa Interview in Madrid

[Lana & Mauro 3]

We're in need of some good news ... Hopefully in the form of a K1 Visa! Mauro has his interview in Madrid this afternoon. Please wish us luck and feel free to let us know what to expect, especially if you've interviewed at the U.S. Embassy in Madrid. We'll submit a review once the process is complete.

We wish you all the best of luck on your own visa journeys! We know it's not an easy task and it's definitely not for the faint of heart, but just remember to let love lead you back to each other. And don't forget to stay positive every step of the way!

Best regards,

Lana & Mauro

Edited April 10, 2012 by Lana & Mauro

[Eddie&A 5]

We're in need of some good news ... Hopefully in the form of a K1 Visa! Mauro has his interview in Madrid this afternoon. Please wish us luck and feel free to let us know what to expect, especially if you've interviewed at the U.S. Embassy in Madrid. We'll submit a review once the process is complete.

We wish you all the best of luck on your own visa journeys! We know it's not an easy task and it's definitely not for the faint of heart, but just remember to let love lead you back to each other. And don't forget to stay positive every step of the way!

Best regards,

Lana & Mauro

You have my luck and my prayers with you I don't know anything about the Madrid embassy. From a few of the comments I've seen regarding Madrid over the past months, it doesn't sound bad at all. They always ask: "How did you meet?" Just stayed focused and answer the questions. If you don't know the answer, just simply state "I don't know." Good luck today; I'm sure you will do well.

[Lana & Mauro 3]

APPROVED!!! Now waiting for the Embassy to send me back my passport together with the visa! I am pasting here my experience with the Spanish Embassy, it might be helpful to someone else!

Everyone has been very nice. It took just a bit more than an hour to me. I got called in on time (my interview was exactly at noon). A lady just asked me to give her all the forms requested (everything was fine) and she even told me that there was no need to give her any evidence of ongoing relationship (had I known this a bit before...I could have finished my package earlier...oh well, the important thing is getting approved!). Then came the interview with another employee...I didn't have the watch with me but I don't think it lasted more than 5-6 minutes. Easy questions: How did you meet your fiancée? Why did she come to Spain? How long have you been living in Spain? (As you might see from our profile I am an Italian citizen with Spanish residence). Have you ever met each other's family? What kind of job does your fiancée do in US? What kind of job do you think you will find? When do you want to leave? (You can imagine my answer...ASAP!!!). He then explained to me that I might wait for 10 days to receive my last package from them with my passport, visa and a sealed envelope which I have to give to the US custom officer when I enter the US (together with the medical examination results that they had already given back to me after the first paperwork screening)...he then stated that my case was APPROVED (!!!) and wished me the best of luck. They have been so nice to me! One remark: all conversations were in Spanish language, which I found a bit odd since I'm in an American embassy but I was fine with any language.

By the way I also want to mention that everytime I had doubts (the weeks before my interview or while preparing my package) they answered to me very fast!

I couldn't ask for any better...maybe for a faster approval!!! LOL

[Jakanna 0]

My Fiance is an British Citizen with Spanish residency and doesn't speak much Spanish, do you recall all the interviews in Madrid are only held in the Spanish language?Thank you!

[Pitaya 2,577]

CONGRATULATIONS !!!

Wishing you continued good fortune on your immigration journey.