My interview was successful

[mandixon 9]

Salam friends!

thank you very much for your support! i passed my interview today.the concular officer asked basic questions about our story.among her questions (as i can remember) were:

when and where did we meet?

how much time did we spend together? and she checked some of our pics (didnt ask for emails). at the end she assured me that everything was fine and that i can tell my fiancee that the interview was successful.she just told me to bring two more documents before my visa can be issued.

so all Moroccans and their beloved ones need to know that the consulate has started asking for the following two documents with translation to English.

1- Certificate of celibacy (chahadat al ouzouba)

2- Court/judicial report (Sijel Al Adli)

the other thing i noticed is that the consular officers are friendly and nice people.they become tough when the applicants argue with them or don't answer the questions properly.pliz guys if you are marrying an English speaking person,try to improve your English.i noticed today how a consular officer couldn't believe that a man who speaks no English has already married a US citizen.the applicant claimed that they spoke in Arabic and he had no evidence to prove it coz his emails were in English.it's obvious! no visa for him...he left with a broken-heart.i felt so sorry for him...really.

ok thank you again for your support and prayers! they really helped.

Anwar

Salam friends!

thank you very much for your support! i passed my interview today.the concular officer asked basic questions about our story.among her questions (as i can remeber) were:

when and where did we meet?

how much time did we spend together? and she checked some of our pics (didnt ask for emails). at the end she assured me that everything was fine and that i can tell my fiancee that the interview was successful.she just told me to bring two more documents before my visa can be issued.

so all Moroccans and their beloved ones need to know that the consulate has started asking for the following two documents with translation to English.

1- Certificate of celibacy (chahadat al ouzouba)

2- Court/judicial report (Sijel Al Adli)

the other thing i noticed is that the consular officers are friendly and nice people.they become tough when the applicants argue with them or don't answer the questions properly.pliz guys if you are marrying an English speaking person,try to improve your English.i noticed today how a consular officer couldn't believe that a man who speaks no English has already married a US citizen.the applicant claimed that they spoke in Arabic and he had no evidence to prove it coz his emails were in English.it's obvious! no visa for him...he left with a broken-heart.i felt so sorry for him...really.

ok thank you again for your support and prayers! they really helped.

Anwar

Edited November 29, 2006 by mandixon

[Savanphil 3]

Congratualtions on the interview

[mybackpages 0]

Salam friends!

2- Court/judicial report (Sijel Al Adli)

Anwar, Congratulations on your successful interview. What is the Sijel Al Adli? Is this the same as the police report? It sounds like a different document.

[aj1 1]

Congratualtions on the interview

That's great CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!

AJ1

[sarah and hicham 3]

congratulations to you!

[mybackpages 0]

congratulations to you!

Sarah - how about linking this posting to the Casa thread you started for us?

[mandixon 9]

salam

Sijel al Adli is different than the police certificate (Hussen Sira).in Morocco , we get hussen sira (police certificate) from the police station in the city where you live but sijel adli (judicial record) is obtained from the court (mahkama ibtidaeiya) in the city where you were born.let's say that you were born in Taza and you live now in Casa.you get sijel al adli from Taza and you get husen sira from Casa.i think the difference between the two documents is clear.on my day of the interview ,i had the police certiciate and they took it from me but they asked for sijel adli too which i didn't have.

good luck friends

[felnfrank 1]

congrats!

[mybackpages 0]

salam

Sijel al Adli is different than the police certificate (Hussen Sira).in Morocco , we get hussen sira (police certificate) from the police station in the city where you live but sijel adli (judicial record) is obtained from the court (mahkama ibtidaeiya) in the city where you were born.let's say that you were born in Taza and you live now in Casa.you get sijel al adli from Taza and you get husen sira from Casa.i think the difference between the two documents is clear.on my day of the interview ,i had the police certiciate and they took it from me but they asked for sijel adli too which i didn't have.

good luck friends

Thank you. My fiance seemed to know what this was and said it was easy to obtain! Thank you soooo much for sharing your interview experience.

[CpParijat 0]

Congratulations...Its an AMAZING feeling

[TucsonBill 0]

Congrats~!

[Callina 1]

Congratulations!

[AmmarMichelle 0]

Congratulations

[mojo 0]

Hello friend;

this is urgent please,

how long did it take you get the Judicial report? was it same day?

salam

Sijel al Adli is different than the police certificate (Hussen Sira).in Morocco , we get hussen sira (police certificate) from the police station in the city where you live but sijel adli (judicial record) is obtained from the court (mahkama ibtidaeiya) in the city where you were born.let's say that you were born in Taza and you live now in Casa.you get sijel al adli from Taza and you get husen sira from Casa.i think the difference between the two documents is clear.on my day of the interview ,i had the police certiciate and they took it from me but they asked for sijel adli too which i didn't have.

good luck friends

[Detty2809 0]

Congratulations!