during interview

[Foreign Fantasy 52]

Just prepare everything your fiance needs for Affidavit of support, pictures of the two of you together, and the two of you with family members and friends, some screenshots of your conversations that cover the time you were dating, letters or cards, emails, I had screenshot of skype calls with duration of our conversation. First thing they will ask her is your address and phone number, so I really recommend that she learns it by heart, or at least have it on paper. Few days before go through your I129f together, because they will ask you questions based on it, like your birthday, anniversaries, when was the last time you saw each other etc... Be honest and confident and everything will be fine.

I had over 200 pages of our conversations, emails, skype calls, cards, 50 pictures...At the end they only took few of our emails and 10 pictures. They were super nice, and the interview was smooth. Good luck

Will do! Good tips

[Ryan H 3,828]

Moved from IR-1/CR-1 Process & Procedures to US Embassy & Consulate Discussion; topic is about this phase of the process.

[Unidentified 2,930]

This is pretty much standard at many embassies. They ask that only the person being interview comes due to the limit of people who can be inside the embassy at the same time because of fire codes. Some will allow the USC into the embassy but to not be present during the actual interview.

[Unidentified 2,930]

Here someone claims Bosnia - Herzegovina has changed their policy: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/575022-question/

[Ryan H 3,828]

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[Bosna1234 17]

Not true. When I had an interview there was couple, and USC entered without any problems. He could not intend the interview itself, but he was there with her in the waiting room all the time.

Anyway, Bosnian Embassy is not a tough one, if you have straight forward case you should not worry. All the Bosnians I met here told me that the interview was the easiest part.

Good luck

so are you trying to say that the USC can enter inside the waiting room...... with the petitioner?

[Lelyze 49]

so are you trying to say that the USC can enter inside the waiting room...... with the petitioner?

Yes, that is what I said.

[MrsAwakened 7]

It actually says it "URGES" the spouse to accompany the intended immigrant.
You know you can ask me anything lol I didn't know that's why you were

wondering if we had our interview yet. I could have answered this for you easily.

http://sarajevo.usembassy.gov/iv-faq.html

"Does the U.S. citizen petitioner have to attend the interview?

We urge the U.S. citizen petitioner to attend the interview if he or she is present in BiH."

[Bosna1234 17]

thanks you guys alot because I called yesterday and that lady on the phone said no not sure what she meant by that did she mean I cant at the window or I cant enter the seating room.?

[Bosna1234 17]

Not true. When I had an interview there was couple, and USC entered without any problems. He could not intend the interview itself, but he was there with her in the waiting room all the time.

Anyway, Bosnian Embassy is not a tough one, if you have straight forward case you should not worry. All the Bosnians I met here told me that the interview was the easiest part.

Good luck

did he just his passport or .....

[Lelyze 49]

did he just his passport or .....

Yes, they just need his/her passport

[Bosna1234 17]

perfect thank you you really are a big help.......

[Bosna1234 17]

If you are a USC PASSPORT HOLDER CAN YOU ENTER THE EMBASSY .....? WITH YOUR WIFE.....THANKS GUYS PLEASE HELP...

[mallafri76 1,012]

Depends on the embassy. Your best bet is to either contact the US Embassy in Bosnia-Herzegovina or check on the Q&A section on their website.

[teeak 224]

Yes, but you should probably contact the embassy and ask them if you're allowed to attend. Some embassies experience overcrowding issues and therefore, advise that only those interviewing for a visa attend.

For example, our interview letter explicitly states that other people, even the petition, should not go and only those whose names are on the interview the letter can attend.