F2A - July 2015 interviews

[Niraj 4]

Hello folks,

This post is created for the people who are having interviews scheduled in July 2015.

I have got my interview scheduled with Mumbai, IN consulate. I am already done with medicals and scheduled for fingerprints just one day prior to the interview. I have also got my tickets booked for 15 days after the interview (hoping the interview goes ok).

Hows preperations from your side and which consulate are your going to appear. Are you all packing bags already ?

[Dordor 10]

Hello folks,

This post is created for the people who are having interviews scheduled in July 2015.

I have got my interview scheduled with Mumbai, IN consulate. I am already done with medicals and scheduled for fingerprints just one day prior to the interview. I have also got my tickets booked for 15 days after the interview (hoping the interview goes ok).

Hows preperations from your side and which consulate are your going to appear. Are you all packing bags already ?

Mine is at Lagos Consulate for next week, done with Medicals. I'm hoping the backlog on visa issuance gets cleared up sooner than we anticipate. Good Luck to us all

[Niraj 4]

Mine is at Lagos Consulate for next week, done with Medicals. I'm hoping the backlog on visa issuance gets cleared up sooner than we anticipate. Good Luck to us all

Hie Dordor,

All the best for the interview. Please share you experience with us.

[Dordor 10]

Thanks , I was approved, below was my experience. Good luck in your interview.

Thank You. I hope this helps.

Here is my interview experience at the Lagos Consulate in Nigeria today. My interview appointment was scheduled for 6:30 am, I woke up around 4:00am, and set out for 5:00am, I got to the Embassy around 5:30. There is a private park just adjacent the U.S. consulate. The parking fee is 500 Naira, I parked and waited inside the car. I noticed people were already queuing by 5:55am, I quickly hurried towards the queue and joined. Subsequently 6:30am appointment, 7:00 am, 8:00 am were all separated as people for 6:30 were asked to remain in the queue. Preferential treatment was given to aged, pregnant women, and women with kids. After the Security Check, was appointment confirmation. A tally and a contact sheet was handed over to me. In a group of 5 we were asked to go inside for document collection and subsequently interview. At the entrance, I was asked to press B (IMMIGRANT VISA) and a slip came out. On this slip is written a number which will be eventually used to call applicants to different windows either for document collection or for interview. Fast forward to the interview, I waited until I heard my tally number and also saw it flash, and walked straight to the Visa Officer. She asked me to raise my right hand and affirm to say nothing but the truth, she took my finger prints afterwards. Then ensued the interview;

V:O - Who petitioned you?

I answered

V:O- How long have you been married?

I answered

V:O- How did you meet your husband?

We met through my course mate and he was my husband's friend. My husband saw my picture and asked to meet me. This led to the second question.

V:O- Where did you meet your husband for the first time

V:O- When did he travel to the U.S.?

V:O- How often does he come back

V:O- How do you communicate?

V:O- Where does he live?

V:O- Where does he work?

V:O- What does this company do and what is his job position.

V:O- What kind of wedding did you have?

V:O- Can I see pictures? She asked to know the people in the pictures. After answering all her questions, She concluded by saying everything looks fine and I am going to approve your visa, here are your original documents. She handed me three papers one for passport collection, rights and abuse pamphlet and the last was for green card payment of $165 dollars. I left the Embassy at about 10:00am. This was the easiest part of this process.

[Niraj 4]

Thanks , I was approved, below was my experience. Good luck in your interview.

Thank You. I hope this helps.

Here is my interview experience at the Lagos Consulate in Nigeria today. My interview appointment was scheduled for 6:30 am, I woke up around 4:00am, and set out for 5:00am, I got to the Embassy around 5:30. There is a private park just adjacent the U.S. consulate. The parking fee is 500 Naira, I parked and waited inside the car. I noticed people were already queuing by 5:55am, I quickly hurried towards the queue and joined. Subsequently 6:30am appointment, 7:00 am, 8:00 am were all separated as people for 6:30 were asked to remain in the queue. Preferential treatment was given to aged, pregnant women, and women with kids. After the Security Check, was appointment confirmation. A tally and a contact sheet was handed over to me. In a group of 5 we were asked to go inside for document collection and subsequently interview. At the entrance, I was asked to press B (IMMIGRANT VISA) and a slip came out. On this slip is written a number which will be eventually used to call applicants to different windows either for document collection or for interview. Fast forward to the interview, I waited until I heard my tally number and also saw it flash, and walked straight to the Visa Officer. She asked me to raise my right hand and affirm to say nothing but the truth, she took my finger prints afterwards. Then ensued the interview;

V:O - Who petitioned you?

I answered

V:O- How long have you been married?

I answered

V:O- How did you meet your husband?

We met through my course mate and he was my husband's friend. My husband saw my picture and asked to meet me. This led to the second question.

V:O- Where did you meet your husband for the first time

V:O- When did he travel to the U.S.?

V:O- How often does he come back

V:O- How do you communicate?

V:O- Where does he live?

V:O- Where does he work?

V:O- What does this company do and what is his job position.

V:O- What kind of wedding did you have?

V:O- Can I see pictures? She asked to know the people in the pictures. After answering all her questions, She concluded by saying everything looks fine and I am going to approve your visa, here are your original documents. She handed me three papers one for passport collection, rights and abuse pamphlet and the last was for green card payment of $165 dollars. I left the Embassy at about 10:00am. This was the easiest part of this process.

Hey Dordor,

Congratulations !!!!

Happy for you. Thanks for your interview experience; will be helpful to all of us.

I wish you a happy journey and wonderful life ahead to both of you.

[brits1998 3]

Thanks , I was approved, below was my experience. Good luck in your interview.

Thank You. I hope this helps.

Here is my interview experience at the Lagos Consulate in Nigeria today. My interview appointment was scheduled for 6:30 am, I woke up around 4:00am, and set out for 5:00am, I got to the Embassy around 5:30. There is a private park just adjacent the U.S. consulate. The parking fee is 500 Naira, I parked and waited inside the car. I noticed people were already queuing by 5:55am, I quickly hurried towards the queue and joined. Subsequently 6:30am appointment, 7:00 am, 8:00 am were all separated as people for 6:30 were asked to remain in the queue. Preferential treatment was given to aged, pregnant women, and women with kids. After the Security Check, was appointment confirmation. A tally and a contact sheet was handed over to me. In a group of 5 we were asked to go inside for document collection and subsequently interview. At the entrance, I was asked to press B (IMMIGRANT VISA) and a slip came out. On this slip is written a number which will be eventually used to call applicants to different windows either for document collection or for interview. Fast forward to the interview, I waited until I heard my tally number and also saw it flash, and walked straight to the Visa Officer. She asked me to raise my right hand and affirm to say nothing but the truth, she took my finger prints afterwards. Then ensued the interview;

V:O - Who petitioned you?

I answered

V:O- How long have you been married?

I answered

V:O- How did you meet your husband?

We met through my course mate and he was my husband's friend. My husband saw my picture and asked to meet me. This led to the second question.

V:O- Where did you meet your husband for the first time

V:O- When did he travel to the U.S.?

V:O- How often does he come back

V:O- How do you communicate?

V:O- Where does he live?

V:O- Where does he work?

V:O- What does this company do and what is his job position.

V:O- What kind of wedding did you have?

V:O- Can I see pictures? She asked to know the people in the pictures. After answering all her questions, She concluded by saying everything looks fine and I am going to approve your visa, here are your original documents. She handed me three papers one for passport collection, rights and abuse pamphlet and the last was for green card payment of $165 dollars. I left the Embassy at about 10:00am. This was the easiest part of this process.

Hey Dordor - thanks for sharing your experience. All the best my friend and safe travel to the US.

Edited July 6, 2015 by brits1998

[vlad77 9]

Hey guys. Just wanted to let you know that I got my visa approved today.

[Johnnoskinner 7]

Hey guys. Just wanted to let you know that I got my visa approved today.

Congrats Vlad. Your journey ends here. Happy for you

[Dordor 10]

Hey Dordor,

Congratulations !!!!

Happy for you. Thanks for your interview experience; will be helpful to all of us.

I wish you a happy journey and wonderful life ahead to both of you.

Thank You, all the best in your coming interview

[Dordor 10]

Hey Dordor - thanks for sharing your experience. All the best my friend and safe travel to the US.

Thank You my friend, I shall be waiting to read your good news. All the very best, August is few weeks away.

Hey guys. Just wanted to let you know that I got my visa approved today.

A big congrats to you, please do share your interview experience with us. Cheers

[brits1998 3]

Hey guys. Just wanted to let you know that I got my visa approved today.

Congrats Vlad77 - all the best.

[vsubish 3]

Thanks , I was approved, below was my experience. Good luck in your interview.

Thank You. I hope this helps.

Here is my interview experience at the Lagos Consulate in Nigeria today. My interview appointment was scheduled for 6:30 am, I woke up around 4:00am, and set out for 5:00am, I got to the Embassy around 5:30. There is a private park just adjacent the U.S. consulate. The parking fee is 500 Naira, I parked and waited inside the car. I noticed people were already queuing by 5:55am, I quickly hurried towards the queue and joined. Subsequently 6:30am appointment, 7:00 am, 8:00 am were all separated as people for 6:30 were asked to remain in the queue. Preferential treatment was given to aged, pregnant women, and women with kids. After the Security Check, was appointment confirmation. A tally and a contact sheet was handed over to me. In a group of 5 we were asked to go inside for document collection and subsequently interview. At the entrance, I was asked to press B (IMMIGRANT VISA) and a slip came out. On this slip is written a number which will be eventually used to call applicants to different windows either for document collection or for interview. Fast forward to the interview, I waited until I heard my tally number and also saw it flash, and walked straight to the Visa Officer. She asked me to raise my right hand and affirm to say nothing but the truth, she took my finger prints afterwards. Then ensued the interview;

V:O - Who petitioned you?

I answered

V:O- How long have you been married?

I answered

V:O- How did you meet your husband?

We met through my course mate and he was my husband's friend. My husband saw my picture and asked to meet me. This led to the second question.

V:O- Where did you meet your husband for the first time

V:O- When did he travel to the U.S.?

V:O- How often does he come back

V:O- How do you communicate?

V:O- Where does he live?

V:O- Where does he work?

V:O- What does this company do and what is his job position.

V:O- What kind of wedding did you have?

V:O- Can I see pictures? She asked to know the people in the pictures. After answering all her questions, She concluded by saying everything looks fine and I am going to approve your visa, here are your original documents. She handed me three papers one for passport collection, rights and abuse pamphlet and the last was for green card payment of $165 dollars. I left the Embassy at about 10:00am. This was the easiest part of this process.

Congrats...Dordor....!!!!! :)

[kmohaseb 3]

Thanks , I was approved, below was my experience. Good luck in your interview.

Thank You. I hope this helps.

Here is my interview experience at the Lagos Consulate in Nigeria today. My interview appointment was scheduled for 6:30 am, I woke up around 4:00am, and set out for 5:00am, I got to the Embassy around 5:30. There is a private park just adjacent the U.S. consulate. The parking fee is 500 Naira, I parked and waited inside the car. I noticed people were already queuing by 5:55am, I quickly hurried towards the queue and joined. Subsequently 6:30am appointment, 7:00 am, 8:00 am were all separated as people for 6:30 were asked to remain in the queue. Preferential treatment was given to aged, pregnant women, and women with kids. After the Security Check, was appointment confirmation. A tally and a contact sheet was handed over to me. In a group of 5 we were asked to go inside for document collection and subsequently interview. At the entrance, I was asked to press B (IMMIGRANT VISA) and a slip came out. On this slip is written a number which will be eventually used to call applicants to different windows either for document collection or for interview. Fast forward to the interview, I waited until I heard my tally number and also saw it flash, and walked straight to the Visa Officer. She asked me to raise my right hand and affirm to say nothing but the truth, she took my finger prints afterwards. Then ensued the interview;

V:O - Who petitioned you?

I answered

V:O- How long have you been married?

I answered

V:O- How did you meet your husband?

We met through my course mate and he was my husband's friend. My husband saw my picture and asked to meet me. This led to the second question.

V:O- Where did you meet your husband for the first time

V:O- When did he travel to the U.S.?

V:O- How often does he come back

V:O- How do you communicate?

V:O- Where does he live?

V:O- Where does he work?

V:O- What does this company do and what is his job position.

V:O- What kind of wedding did you have?

V:O- Can I see pictures? She asked to know the people in the pictures. After answering all her questions, She concluded by saying everything looks fine and I am going to approve your visa, here are your original documents. She handed me three papers one for passport collection, rights and abuse pamphlet and the last was for green card payment of $165 dollars. I left the Embassy at about 10:00am. This was the easiest part of this process.

Congratulations Dorder,

My wife will have the interview in couple of hours

Pray for me

[Dordor 10]

Congrats...Dordor....!!!!! :)

Thank You and good luck with the rest of the process.

[Dordor 10]

Congratulations Dorder,

My wife will have the interview in couple of hours

Pray for me[/quote

I would definitely say a prayer. I know she has already been approved, think positive, having a baby makes your case stronger. I shall be waiting to congratulate you, just a few hrs from now. Relax and get ready to receive the good news. This is the easiest part of the process.