interview questions

[toffenutt 0]

what are the questions generally asked at the interview?

[msu17 0]

Ummm, could you please add which country you are from? This is really variable based on which country. Try to look on the specific forum for where you are from.

[toffenutt 0]

Ummm, could you please add which country you are from? This is really variable based on which country. Try to look on the specific forum for where you are from.

i currently live in the UK and am awaiting my interview in 2weeks time,i would like to know which questions are generally asked at the US embassy in London, Thanks in advance.

[me_4_musa 1]

what are the questions generally asked at the interview?

For what country? If you let us know maybe someone that has gone through the same consulate/embassy can give you a heads up.

[ELW 5]

Here's a good list of general questions that a member made:

Questions they may ask you about you:

What is your birthday?

How old are you?

Do you have any brothers and sisters?

What do you do for a living?

Do you speak and understand your fiancee’s language?

When did you get a divorce?

Do you have any children?

How many children do you have and what are their ages?

Have you ever applied for a traveling visa?

To what countries have you been?

When did you go there?

For how long?

How did you get there?

Are you a member of a terrorist organization?

Aren't you afraid to go alone to the US?

Have you ever been to the US?

Do you have any family in the US?

Why do you want to come to the US?

Why do you want to marry the petitioner?

Are you happy to be leaving?

When are you going to leave?

How do you feel about leaving your family?

Will you be sad?

When will you leave for the US?

To which city are you going?

Are you happy?

Does anyone object to you taking your son out of this country?

How does your family feel about you marrying an American?

What do your parents think about this?

What kind of profession do you want to do?

What subjects have you studied in school?

Do you want to study?

What is your plan?

What are your hobbies and interests?

What is your religious background?

Did you fill out these forms yourself?

Who helped you fill the forms out for the K-1 visa?

Why did you decide to print out all these emails?

Have you been married before?

What is your ex-wife’s name?

Why did your first marriage not work out?

Questions they may ask you about me:

What is your fiancee's name?

Can you write her name?

How old is your fiancée?

What is your fiancee’s birthday?

Where was your fiancée born?

Where did your fiance grow up?

Where does your fiancée live now?

Can you write her address?

What does your fiancée do for a living?

What does she do at work?

What did your fiancée do in the past for a living and for how long?

What is your fiancee’s job title?

What is your fiancee's salary (income)?

Did your fiancée go to university (college)?

What did she study?

What is her degree in?

Do you talk about her degree?

What is your fiancee’s religious background?

What is your fiancee’s religion now?

Does your fiancée speak or understand your language?

What is the color of your fiancee’s eyes?

What is the color of your fiancee’s hair?

Are your fiancee’s parents alive?

What are their names?

Where do your fiancee’s parents live?

What do her parents do (for a living)?

Does she have any brothers or sisters?

Where do they live?

Does your fiancee have any children?

Do you know that your fiancée was married before?

What is her ex-husband's name?

When did your fiancée get a divorce?

Does this matter to you?

Why did her first marriage not work out?

Have you met your fiancee’s family?

Why have you not met your fiancee’s family?

Has your fiancee met your family?

What are your fiancee’s hobbies and interests?

What does your fiancée do for fun?

What is your fiancee’s favorite food?

What color does she like best?

What kind of music does she like?

What car does she drive?

What first attracted you to your fiancee?

Please tell me something about her.

Are you willing to marry her?

Why do you want to go to the USA to marry her?

Why do you want to marry her?

How do you know she is the one most fit for you?

What do you love about your fiancée?

Which character/quality/nature do you like best about your fiancee?

What do you and your fiancee have in common?

Questions they may ask about both of us:

Where and when did you first meet your fiancée?

How did you first meet your fiancée?

How do you know each other?

How often have you met?

Who made the first move?

How long have you known your fiancée?

How long have you been corresponding with your fiancée?

When is the last time you saw your fiancée?

How many times has your fiancée visited?

What are the dates of the visits?

What did you do when she visited?

When did she come the last time? When did she leave?

Why did she come here?

Where did your fiancée visit when she was here?

Have you taken any pictures of your visits together?

When and where did you take these pictures?

How do the two of you keep in touch (communicate)?

In which language do you talk to each other?

What do you have in common with your fiancee?

When did you decide to get married?

When did you get engaged?

When did you propose to your fiancée?

Do you have a ring?

Do you have any wedding plans?

When are you getting married?

Where are you getting married?

When are you going to have the wedding?

Will your parents be at the wedding?

If you can’t marry, what will you do? (Correct answer: return to my country)

Are you planning to have children?

Where will you live (in the US)?

[msu17 0]

Here's the reviews for the London embassy. http://www.visajourney.com/reviews/index.p...nited%20Kingdom We havent gotten to that stage yet, but from what I've heard, its very easy. They dont ask a lot of questions, and the ones they do ask are simple and strait forward. Have a browse through the different reviews though, they are really helpful

[Turboguy 6]

It can vary a lot on the C/O you have. The record for easy interviews that I have heard of is one fiancee who was asked one question. "How are you today?" If you get a tough one and he has doubts about the viabilty of your relationship they can go as far as asking your shoe size or your mother's birthday. Usually the questions are not that hard if two people really know each other.

[sunset2005 0]

my husbands interview was in amman and was only asked a few questions...how did we meet, kids?, where i live?...she was more interested in the pictures. the interview was not even 10 mintues long.

It can vary a lot on the C/O you have. The record for easy interviews that I have heard of is one fiancee who was asked one question. "How are you today?" If you get a tough one and he has doubts about the viabilty of your relationship they can go as far as asking your shoe size or your mother's birthday. Usually the questions are not that hard if two people really know each other.

[lethimrace 5]

hi everyone

what about interview questions for someone like me whose fiance is in the military and is currently deployed in Iraq...has anyone had the same situation with me? thank you.

Edited April 8, 2007 by imaskin

[roverdriver 0]

I'm guessing my fiancee will be asked more probing questions since I am a lot older than her.

[bora bora 1]

The CO asked us how we met, when, how long until we started dating (my fiance was nervous and said how long we dated while I was living in Brazil), if we'd taken trips together, and could he see pictures.

A friend of mine was waiting right outside the room and said we were there for 6 minutes. He took my fiance's fingerprints and had him sign 3 papers. He talked to me a lot (in English) telling me how he'd like to visit the city where my fiance is from, what was I doing there, who did I work for, etc.