Interview for eb3 visa

[tsarah321 5]

Helo ,

Can someone please tell me what are the possibilities of rejection of visa eb3 during the interview ? ( ofcourse if i dont have criminal records and all those things...)

 

And also what kind of questions should i expect ? 

Thanks 

[KierenHby 899]

Assuming you have documentation lined up from your employer, the process shouldn't be an issue. Is your PD current? 

[tsarah321 5]

5 hours ago, KierenHby said:

Assuming you have documentation lined up from your employer, the process shouldn't be an issue. Is your PD current? 

Yes it has been for 2 month now. But my lawyer for some reason hasnt sent civil docs to nvc yet! I dono why

[MaryLu19 10]

Wish I could help you. We are in the same process as you.  We are at NVC waiting for my waiver and then going to Bucharest.  I found this forum to have more information on employment based cases.

 

 

http://immigration-information.com/forums/forums/consular-processing.56/

 

Hope all goes well.

[goblin 26]

Can only give you general feedback on this one, but the interview is basically the governments real  LAST chance to discover any type of fraud or serious clashes in the application. The CO officer is not supposed to adjudicate your case anymore, since that has been done by USCIS. But they have the authority to stop the process right there, if they think that a serious mistake has been made and will send it back to USCIS.

 

HOWEVER don't want to scare you, because that is not what this is all about if everything is fine and you have all you documents and information regarding the application with you. Make sure you know your case well and be ready for all sorts of questions that anybody could possibly ask you about this upcoming position. They want to see if you are really YOU!

 

If you want practice it with somebody in a dialogue, go ahead, it helps. I made a question and answer list for myself some days ahead and read my petition letter over and over again.

 

Give simple answers, don't start to argue, just present yourself confident and all should be ok.

 

Good luck!

[tsarah321 5]

On 9/28/2017 at 1:37 AM, goblin said:

Can only give you general feedback on this one, but the interview is basically the governments real  LAST chance to discover any type of fraud or serious clashes in the application. The CO officer is not supposed to adjudicate your case anymore, since that has been done by USCIS. But they have the authority to stop the process right there, if they think that a serious mistake has been made and will send it back to USCIS.

 

HOWEVER don't want to scare you, because that is not what this is all about if everything is fine and you have all you documents and information regarding the application with you. Make sure you know your case well and be ready for all sorts of questions that anybody could possibly ask you about this upcoming position. They want to see if you are really YOU!

 

If you want practice it with somebody in a dialogue, go ahead, it helps. I made a question and answer list for myself some days ahead and read my petition letter over and over again.

 

Give simple answers, don't start to argue, just present yourself confident and all should be ok.

 

Good luck!

thanks! you seem well informed. can you advise me about one issue. my interview is in few weeks and i am actually a nurse and i have an american rn license but i dont have a license from my country. do you think if i made this far with uscis and nvc... is there a chance us embassy would deny me for this reaosn  ?

[tsarah321 5]

helo. i am an rn with eb3 visa appointment in few weeks. i have good sponsor and job offer is ready. all is in order except one thing. i dont have an rn license from my home country. i only have us rn license. from new york where im gona hopefully work .do you think embassy would deny me if they found out ? thanks

[goblin 26]

I don't see a reason why, since you actually HAVE a US nursing license and will work in the US. And with all due respect for your education in your home country, but the US wont accredit your nurse education from there most likely anyways. They do that with lots of foreign doctors either, from excellent countries, where you actually wonder why.

 

I think you are all set, but do you or your sponsor have hired an attorney?

 

I am not an expert, but went through consular processing for my EB-1A and I think most of the EB categories are somewhat similar in regards to the interviews. You have passed the crucial part and that was USCIS.

Edited September 29, 2017 by goblin

[tsarah321 5]

13 minutes ago, goblin said:

I don't see a reason why, since you actually HAVE a US nursing license and will work in the US. And with all due respect for your education in your home country, but the US wont accredit your nurse education from there most likely anyways. They do that with lots of foreign doctors either, from excellent countries, where you actually wonder why.

 

I think you are all set, but do you or your sponsor have hired an attorney?

 

I am not an expert, but went through consular processing for my EB-1A and I think most of the EB categories are somewhat similar in regards to the interviews. You have passed the crucial part and that was USCIS.

exactly my thoughts! thats why i didnt bother with the croatian nursing board exam . i tohught as long as i have us licesne i shouldnt need it. yes i have an attorney that represents both me and my employer. thanks for your reply. i feel better!

[goblin 26]

3 minutes ago, tsarah321 said:

exactly my thoughts! thats why i didnt bother with the croatian nursing board exam . i tohught as long as i have us licesne i shouldnt need it. yes i have an attorney that represents both me and my employer. thanks for your reply. i feel better!

You are welcome!

 

Also consult your attorney to give you a quick briefing for the interview and answer your questions.

 

Let us know the result of the interview plz. Good luck!

[MaryLu19 10]

5 hours ago, tsarah321 said:

helo. i am an rn with eb3 visa appointment in few weeks. i have good sponsor and job offer is ready. all is in order except one thing. i dont have an rn license from my home country. i only have us rn license. from new york where im gona hopefully work .do you think embassy would deny me if they found out ? thanks

No,  very unlikely. I would bring maybe just proof that you graduated from nursing school. Having a US license and passing the NCLEX  is what matters. I'm an RN too btw

[MaryLu19 10]

On 4/19/2017 at 11:35 AM, tsarah321 said:

Helo ,

Can someone please tell me what are the possibilities of rejection of visa eb3 during the interview ? ( ofcourse if i dont have criminal records and all those things...)

 

And also what kind of questions should i expect ? 

Thanks 

From what I'm reading you have to know rally well the info you put on the DS260.

Who is sponsoring you?

How have you found this job?

What duties you will perform at this job?

What experience do you have?

Where is the job located ?

Are you married?

Have you  been to the USA before?

This is just what I have seen on other forums and what our lawyer told us. Best wishes, and let us know how it goes.

 

[Fangmarie 3]

HI there,

 

Thank you for listing the possible questions during the interview. Will it affect the approval of my eb3 visa if I have less than a year of experience as a nurse? 

[MaryLu19 10]

Just now, Fangmarie said:

HI there,

 

Thank you for listing the possible questions during the interview. Will it affect the approval of my eb3 visa if I have less than a year of experience as a nurse? 

I don't know, it depends on the job requirements.  Was experience a requirement for the job, or no experience required? 

[Fangmarie 3]

40 minutes ago, MaryLu19 said:

I don't know, it depends on the job requirements.  Was experience a requirement for the job, or no experience required? 

My lawyer said the job doesnt require an experience but I saw this post from a forum and it scared me