Interview

[fiona8884 1]

so my husband just received the date for his interview finally thank God we have a son he hasnt met hes from Jordan I came home due to benefits to have the baby now im here in the states his interview jan 22 now its not a requirement for me to be there but should I be? We dont want anymore delays etc...he just wants to be with his family etc...and Jordan is fond of AR etc,..what are the chances he will get approved on the spot if I am not there? Ty

[Penguin_ie 5,996]

How many times have you met?

Any red flags in your case?

Chances of him being approved are different from chances of him getting the visa right away. I can't say much about the first as I do not know your case, but it is very likely he will get AP (additional security checks) for several weeks or months after the interview as he is a (Muslim?) male from a MENA country, whether you are there or not.

[fiona8884 1]

we lived together in china for 3 months i came home he went back to Jordan I went out about 7 months later for our wedding which my family came to Jordan for and then I stayed in Jordan living there for about ten months and cause I am a disabled veteran of the US marines I have benefits that covered the pregnancy and birth so at about 5 months pregnant came here and we filed the papers and now here we are i have not traveled back due to our son is 6 months and his pediatrician said its not a good idea to travel with him internationally until 10 to 12 months of age due to shots etc..

[Rezahoss 11]

How many times have you met?

Any red flags in your case?

Chances of him being approved are different from chances of him getting the visa right away. I can't say much about the first as I do not know your case, but it is very likely he will get AP (additional security checks) for several weeks or months after the interview as he is a (Muslim?) male from a MENA country, whether you are there or not.

What if the applicant is a female from MENA?