Possible K1 visa interview questions :)

[CappyLovesSag 3]

To those who recently had their interviews at USEM Manila please share Thanks bunches!

[Shauneg 762]

They already have.....

http://www.visajourney.com/reviews/index.php?cnty=Philippines&cty=&dfilter=5

Edit....My bad. I hate it when people ask their question in the topic instead of the section where you can type out what you're looking for. I read your question as "To those who recently had their interviews at USEM Manila please share Thanks bunches!" So I thought you wanted reviews since that's what it implies but I guess you're looking for questions.

They literally asked my finacee nothing and took no proof of anything from her. Approved and visa in hand back in July.

Edited September 27, 2015 by Shauneg

[Greenbaum 12,259]

CappyLovesSag, on 27 Sept 2015 - 02:55 AM, said:

To those who recently had their interviews at USEM Manila please share Thanks bunches!

First of all, they have about 3 min of allotted time to have you walk up, give the oath, ask you a couple of questions and then move on to the next interview. They have a jammed schedule. In a typical 8-hour day, a consular officer may need to interview 150 applicants or more, which allows about 3 minutes per applicant. The application form, if completed thoroughly, contains most of the information needed to adjudicate the visa. Additional documents are examined only if the consular officer needs to obtain further clarification of the applicant’s situation.

If they don't see anything in the paperwork you have submitted and the background and medical that you have completed, their mind is pretty much made up that you are approved. If anything, they will ask to see the pictures to ensure that you two have met. Receipts don't say that it was the two of you together, just that he made a trip to the Phil. So, don't waste time putting something together that won't be looked at. Just be sure to have pictures 12-18 with the two of you in poses with family, at family gatherings and with the two of you together. The CO may asked how you met. What does he do for work. When will your wedding take place. Small chat at best. Don't volunteer any information but answer the questions truthfully and look the CO in the eyes when answering and smile. You can do this. That's it. Done deal. Approved NEXT.

Follow the Embassy Letter and you should not have any problems unless of course there is something that is being hidden in the application process but normally not.

The officer may not review many of the documents that you bring to the interview, or any of the applicant's documents, before reaching a decision as to granting a visa. This is because the interviewing officer elicits the information they need to make a decision largely through the nonimmigrant visa application and the interviewing questions.