What to Expect at Your K-1 Fiance Visa Interview??

[sandinista! 1,816]

Yeah i have some relatives living in USA and aunts living italy and uncles who are living in spain and the whole mom's side are living in france.. why do you ask???

Relatives in the US can be a red flag, it seems to be the closer the relatives, like brothers, sisters, the bigger of a red flag it is.

[Peace.... 281]

Yeah i have some relatives living in USA and aunts living italy and uncles who are living in spain and the whole mom's side are living in france.. why do you ask???

This question may come up in the interview as Mohammed was asked this question too. He basically told him yes a brother, sister, 2 cousins and a uncle and this was not an issue it seem as the CO only responded with okay good.

[Tough_Era 71]

Through my research here on VJ, they might ask you....

~why you love her,

~ WHEN you began to love her

~about how her family and your family feels about the relationship

~Has she met your family? when/where/how did she meet them?

~ how you proposed or decided on marriage/engagement

~possibly about the age difference and how you, your fiance, and your families view it

~ questions about you, what you do in Morocco, your history, and why you want to go to the U.S.A

+ the rest of the basics such as education, family, job, divorces, children from previous marriages (and how you get along with them if she has them), future plans, etc.

Also, inluvnwaiting makes a great point about the children issue. You should be ready to give valid and honest explanations to more personal questions such as that... I feel like once you file, nothing is too personal to ask! LOL

Through other sites I read they MIGHT ask you

~why you didn't choose somebody in your own country?

~ Why not a Moroccan American?

~ Why not a Muslim (or whatever religion you follow)?

(I feel like some of these questions are a little imposing or rude because you can't really choose where or when you'll find love, but all in good reason I guess. Unfortunately, some true and honest couples get denied while many fraudulent couples roam free :/ so just be sure of yourself and your relationship and insha'Allah God will put what's best in your destiny)

Just know your fiance like the back of your hand, not just for this process but also for your future. I feel like a genuine interest in your love and her life will provide you with the knowledge you need to answer any questions that may be asked!

I haven't filed yet BUT there is so much helpful information and many helpful people on VJ that are more than happy to help you, regardless if you have succeeded, failed, or haven't even begun your journey. Good luck and I hope that everything turns out for the best!

thank you so so much.. everything you said is helpful of course..

This question may come up in the interview as Mohammed was asked this question too. He basically told him yes a brother, sister, 2 cousins and a uncle and this was not an issue it seem as the CO only responded with okay good.

will the interviewer want to know if my fiancee know that i have relatives out of my country??

Relatives in the US can be a red flag, it seems to be the closer the relatives, like brothers, sisters, the bigger of a red flag it is.

Well, they're not closer relatives to my family but i know they're two guys in USA.. thats all.. i think i will not need to mention them to the interviewer then i don't want any other red flags.. i have enough hahaha

Edited June 3, 2012 by zagray

[Tough_Era 71]

This is part of how the interview for my hubby went back in 2007 in Egypt:

The officer asked him: When did we meet, when did we marry, where did he take me, where do i work(2jobs), where was i born, did my family meet him(yes grandparents) maybe a few other things that I couldn't remember. He looked at a couple of wedding party pictures and wanted to see me with his family in pictures too. He didnt look at my phone bills or emails.

And as Im thinking about it now, its interesting they ask Adam over in Egypt if my family met him bcz when we went to get the permission to marry letter from the US Embassy in July 2006 and they was asking me if I am sure I want to marry? I had told the guy yes and even my grandparents met him here in Egypt and approved of us together and he was typing something into the computer but I have no idea if it was that comment or not.

Ok i will write out every little question the interviewer may ask me.. thank you PTG

[Darnell 8,478]

I love you all hahaha

your translator came up with that ? OK !

[Darnell 8,478]

is bad pronounciation of english a red flag too?? hahaha

it'll get worse when yer stressed, and many ppl get really stressed out at the interview.

oh - just to be complete with a closure - hahaha

Why does Staashi want know?

'cause zaGray not fill out timeline, over at http://www.visajourney.com/timeline/profile.php?id=129332

Prease to fill out timeline. Thank You !

[Darnell 8,478]

so i'll ask her to fill the paper I-129F Petition and I-134 Affidavit of Support and send them t me filled through internet to know all informations that interviewer may ask me... i should keep what she wrote in my mind right??

did she include an I-134 with the I-129F submittal? That's a bit off, wrong, if that's the case.

Ultimately, YOU hand carry HER I-134 into the interview, on interview day.

[Tough_Era 71]

it'll get worse when yer stressed, and many ppl get really stressed out at the interview.

oh - just to be complete with a closure - hahaha

'cause zaGray not fill out timeline, over at http://www.visajourney.com/timeline/profile.php?id=129332

Prease to fill out timeline. Thank You !

I'll but not now

I love you all hahaha

your translator came up with that ? OK !

what do you mean??

Ultimately, YOU hand carry HER I-134 into the interview, on interview day.

WHY???

[Tough_Era 71]

Tell me please.. will the interiewer ask the petitioner (fiancee) the same question that the interviewer will ask me??/

[Nasturtium 500]

Well, they're not closer relatives to my family but i know they're two guys in USA.. thats all.. i think i will not need to mention them to the interviewer then i don't want any other red flags.. i have enough hahaha

If they ask you, and you say no, this can be fraud and you will get denied. You have to answer honestly.

Tell me please.. will the interiewer ask the petitioner (fiancee) the same question that the interviewer will ask me??/

Why? She's not getting a visa. This is your interview.

This question may come up in the interview as Mohammed was asked this question too. He basically told him yes a brother, sister, 2 cousins and a uncle and this was not an issue it seem as the CO only responded with okay good.

Because part of what they are looking at is whether or not people are lying. He didn't lie-- which is an OK, good

[Darnell 8,478]

WHY???

Please study the k-1 flowchart here. Yer missing some stuff.

ETA - hahaha and lol.

Edited June 3, 2012 by Darnell

[Nasturtium 500]

If she was married before there might be questions of her ex and their relationship.

Yes to all the things people have said before and very likely they will ask you about her previous relationships-- like marriages/father(s) of her child(ren), etc. They only asked my husband one question, which was "Why did you wife get divorced?" to which he answered "That is none of your business. If you want to know, ask her." I would not recommend that answer. They then congratulated him and sent him on his way.

[Tough_Era 71]

If they ask you, and you say no, this can be fraud and you will get denied. You have to answer honestly.

Why? She's not getting a visa. This is your interview.

Because part of what they are looking at is whether or not people are lying. He didn't lie-- which is an OK, good

because someone here told me that it will be considered as a red flag if i said to the interviewer that i have two guys from my relatives in USA..

[Nasturtium 500]

because someone here told me that it will be considered as a red flag if i said to the interviewer that i have two guys from my relatives in USA..

It is a red flag. Lying about it only makes it worse.

[Tough_Era 71]

Yes to all the things people have said before and very likely they will ask you about her previous relationships-- like marriages/father(s) of her child(ren), etc. They only asked my husband one question, which was "Why did you wife get divorced?" to which he answered "That is none of your business. If you want to know, ask her." I would not recommend that answer. They then congratulated him and sent him on his way.

so should i say That is none of your business to the interviwer if he asks me what the reason of her divorce?? the interviewer will not get offended or such??