London Embassy Interview question

[Jay S 3]

Hey everyone,

As we are moving along in our process, my wife and I have been discussing the interview and what will need to be done. We have been through the embassy website and this one as well but as most instances, have not found the answer to our specific question.

My step son is 11 and is a secondary beneficiary. I know he will most likely not be interviewed, but more importantly, will he be allowed entry into the embassy when my wife has her interview since his passport needs a visa entry as well? Will he have his own interview?

With him being under 14, it says that he will not be interviewed but I would hope that they would at least want to see his face and compare it to the passport they are "stamping"

Thanks a bunch

[Visalessbob 0]

I just went through this same process with my stepson. Yes he will need to be present at the interview. They will let him in. Also you will need an affidavit from his father allowing him to immigrate to the US. In addition any other documentation from the United Kingdom in allowing a minor to travel with you should be investigated. Just because the US provides a visa to a minor does not preclude its allowances for the UK to allow him to travel. I would also suggest a power of attorney from your step son's father to allow decision making for his benefit.