Need Help: Second Interview!!!

[Jawaree 717]

Stokes interview lawyer up...better safe than sorry ...lose at a stokes then you 'll find that what you

thought you could not afford, cut some bills & get an atty thats experience at these tricky stoke interviews

[Alaska2012 462]

What country are you from?

[AnotherLostSoul 167]

I agree with "mymarriagejourney". As an outsider, it seems a bit odd that your wife had absolutely no idea where you were working at present (at the time of the interview) and also who was actually supporting you guys. You don't need to be neither in business, nor in science to know these. Me and my husband share everything, and it would be hard for us to miss where each other are working, even if it was changing every second week. Same for the support. If someone was supporting us, we would know who is that important and yet very trustable person. My friend? My relative? My husband's best high school friend? Or one of his parent? It is hard not to remember these kind of things. Remember, they are not asking hard questions as your best high school friend's birthday. Who the heck cares on that? Although, I happen to know that too as my husband wanted us to celebrate his best high school friend's birthday. Now, I'm not judging you guys, but as an outsider, people believe that if two people are in a strong marriage, they eventually get to know tidbit of details of the other person's life that is actually not relevant, but somehow we get connected with their part of their life, and they also get connected with our part of life. I know all the peoples' name of my husband's workplace, and he knows likewise the name of those student that annoy me at school even though none of us ever met the other peoples. Anyway, try to share a lot more with each other, know where the other person's life is going. I think this what triggered for a second interview. Good luck!!!!

[Inky 1,110]

i did not even know they actually do 2 interviews,i alway thought it was only one interview only,now i am nervous as mine is in May 15th....

It happens when they suspect fraud. This guy needs to worry because it sounds really fishy that his wife has no idea where he works and has no idea who is co-sponsoring him.

I don't think you should have the same issues.

[ImmemorialN 7]

I can't really fathom not knowing where my wife worked, or who our sponsors or co-sponsors were (in my case, her Father). I can see why this would be looked on suspiciously in the interview. As for the rest of the document you posted, I'm fairly certain they only refer to that if they actually suspect fraud. And I would also guess you have to tick more than a couple of boxes too - for example, I can quite easily understand 'extreme nervousness' during an interview!

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