Warsaw embassy interview - what to expect?

[Andrew+Jaga 0]

I know there's a few Polish couples on here that went through this process, what questions should we expect from the interviewer? I remember seeing one of you say there were only about 3 questions, and it seemed as if heir decision was already made before the interview even started. Can't find who wrote this, so i figured I'd ask.

[jaycali 415]

http://www.visajourney.com/reviews/index.php?cnty=Poland&cty=&dfilter=5 I would read the review section on here for the embassy in Warsaw.

[Enigma11561 336]

My wife interviewed in Warsaw. Each and every interview is different. She got grilled for over half an hour. Others a few questions and that was it. It is entirely up to the CO and what concerns, if any, they may have. And yes, sometimes their decisions may have some premeditation based upon the docs in front of them. Little you can do about it.

[Gosia & Tito 199]

I know there's a few Polish couples on here that went through this process, what questions should we expect from the interviewer? I remember seeing one of you say there were only about 3 questions, and it seemed as if heir decision was already made before the interview even started. Can't find who wrote this, so i figured I'd ask.

That would be us (Gosia/Tito)

And yes 3 questions. If she knew where I work, If she had been at my house and How did we communicate. This last needs some explanation: it happens to be that I am originally South American, thus Spanish is my native language. Besides English, I can do French, Italian, Portuguese, some basic to average German and Swedish. My now wife speaks Polish, Russian, German (much better than me) and Dutch; her English was not as good when we first met. So it was an obvious question. The answer (which is how we actually did it) was, a mix of English, German, Polish and Spanish. That said, we had discovered earlier that Polish and Spanish are much closer than most would think.

We had met 4-5 times before the interview. Other than that, we submitted pics, itineraries, and the usual.

It seemed they had already made a decision and the questions were only last check.

Other couples we were in touch that had interviews about same time mentioned similar basic questions.

Hope this helps

Edited December 2, 2012 by Gosia & Tito

[cappucino boy 29]

My wife didn't have many questions either, she basically walked in brought her stuff and went up to the window for the questions. I think that it took a total of 10 minutes. I think if you have plenty of documentation and other information it's easy. There are not many U.S. - Polish partnerships that go through the embassy so I would assume that they wouldn't think fraud and just want to process the visa. Good luck, I know that she will do fine.

I know there's a few Polish couples on here that went through this process, what questions should we expect from the interviewer? I remember seeing one of you say there were only about 3 questions, and it seemed as if heir decision was already made before the interview even started. Can't find who wrote this, so i figured I'd ask.

[baron555 934]

I know there's a few Polish couples on here that went through this process, what questions should we expect from the interviewer? I remember seeing one of you say there were only about 3 questions, and it seemed as if heir decision was already made before the interview even started. Can't find who wrote this, so i figured I'd ask.

Make sure your fiance knows all about all those other wives of your and all those children out there and all those felony convictions !!!

Some interviews go quick and other don't go so.

Some COs like to ask purposefully false questions to gauge reaction.

Edited December 27, 2012 by baron555