K-1 Visa Interview Nerves

[corvusheart 163]

So my fiance has his interview on Friday the 23rd at 8:30 am. We have everything we need together. He has a clean police record, never done drugs, never been in trouble etc. I have a clean background, and I hold a job that is very much so over the financial requirement for both I-134 and I-864. I've had one visit to England to see him, and him three visits to America to see me. But we are still nervous as hell.... What is our chances of success?

[G Walters 136]

sounds like you should have no problem please review your experience. we are coming up soon. good luck

[corvusheart 163]

I will certainly post about the interview experience on here. By the way I am the Petitioner my fiance is the beneficiary. Since I couldn't get the time off work I couldn't fly over to attend interview with him.

[Kiwinyc 62]

I'd say chances are 100% that he will be be approved.

[Hotter Otter 1,211]

As long as he has all the required stuff with him then he won't have a problem. Go through the questions that previous filers have been asked with him and it'll make the (very easy) questions easier to answer on the day.

[Al422 221]

Sounds like a slam dunk to me. My Candy just did her interview and breezed through it. First she dressed professionally. Second she had all the documents tabbed and organized so she had her fingers on what she needed in a short glance. Third she was confident and cool, always smiling and warm and friendly. Fourth, she was proactive, not waiting to be asked for a document but instead offering it in the course of the questioning. For example, when she was asked how we met, she told the story, already had her fingers on the photos of us, and added "Here are the photos of those meetings".

It paid off big time. Those who would not look the interviewer in the eye, who responded as little as possible or who dressed slovenly got the third degree, while she walked out with an easy approval.

You are meeting the person who is going to decide the future of you and your fiance. And you don't get a second chance to make a first impression. So make it a good one.

[corvusheart 163]

Are we supposed to bring the I-129F petition as well? Does he need to bring my passport photos?

[Novembro 1,763]

I think everyone has told you repeatedly that you will be fine. Chill out, send some encouraging words to your partner, and know that everything should work out the way it's supposed to.

[jptl85 25]

Read my review. Had interview on Monday. Please don't worry. You are in a genuine relationship and have no reason to worry. You will be fine. I was out of the embassy by 8.45am! I won't say 'good luck' because you won't need it!!

[Boiler 46,000]

I'd say chances are 100% that he will be be approved.

Nobody is 100%, there is some back history you might want to read.

[Lemonslice 4,961]

Breathing is an important part of the process too...

Be confident, learn to trust yourself - if you think you did your best, you did your best and you can only deal with hiccups later, should they happen.

Try: https://www.dartmouth.edu/~healthed/relax/downloads.html#deep

Edited May 22, 2014 by Boston~Montreal

[Kiwinyc 62]

Nobody is 100%, there is some back history you might want to read.

He passed the medical, what else do they have to worry about?

[corvusheart 163]

If you forget a document are you denied on the spot or do they give you a chance to send in the appropriate document?

[Lemonslice 4,961]

If you forget a document are you denied on the spot or do they give you a chance to send in the appropriate document?

After reading all the interview reviews, I think you know the answer. Again, breathe and trust yourself.

[corvusheart 163]

I would like the answer not the assumption.