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A Few Questions about the Interview

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andreamo   1

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My husband seems to be nearing the point of being given an interview date. I was wondering if the Embassy reviews all of the forms from the NVC either before, during or after the interview? (Or is the review of those documents completed at the NVC?) Also, my husband and I have been married nearly 8 years and we have two children (born 4 years apart) with American citizenship. What kinds of questions will they ask my husband? It's hard to believe they would ask him what my favorite food is and how we met when we're clearly an established couple.

Thanks for any and all advice!

-Married 7.5 years with 2 American children; currently living in Al Ain, United Arab Emirates

-09.01.12: couriered I-130

-09.05.12: NOA1

-09.27.12: case transferred to Nat'l Benefits Center, MO

-11.15.12: NOA2

-28.11.12: NVC phone call - pkg rcvd and case # generated

-29.11.12: Email rcvd with case # + IIN #

-29.11.12: AOS fee paid, DS-3032 email sent

-30.11.12: Lawyer hired to help with particulars of our case

-01.12.12: AOS fee shows as 'paid'

-10.12.12: Email confirmation on DS-3032 received - waiting for IV App Fee to show up

-12.12.12: IV App fee displayed and paid

-12.14.12: IV App fee shows as 'paid'

-12.19.12: AOS + IV packages sent out to NVC via DHL

-12.21.12: Packages rcvd by NVC

-01.07.13: Emails rcvd both AOS and IV - problems with applications

-01.12.13: New apps with changes sent out via DHL

-01.23.13: Email received from lawyer: our case is being expedited by the NVC and Embassy!!!

-02.05.13: Notice of April 1st interview date received

-02.20.13: Leave UAE permanently together

-02.22.13: Begin immigration process anew - Adjustment of Status route

-03.30.13: Notice of April 30th biometrics appt received

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Enigma11561   336

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All those forms are carefully reviewed before the interview. The CO knows exactly which direction they will take that interview long before you arrive.

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TimeTravel   78

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It would be easy interview. They would review all documents during interview session ( Just to make sure if there was no error in all those immigration docs ).

They wont ask favorite food/color type questions for your case! :-) Interview would be related to your case. No serious preparation required.

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