CR1 - ABOUT INTERVIEW...

[greensurfer 0]

hi your guys sorry i am new here. From brazil. I havent see my wife since october. damn... it sucks! well back at my point here.

I am asking to you a question about interview.

I havent none idea about what i am expecting. Anyways what you brought to interview. What they asked the questions to you. How long is the interview. How was your experience, how you felt, etc.

Thank you, hope hear from everyone about it. many hugs and wish best luck to all!!

[KHURRAM SERAJ 0]

hi your guys sorry i am new here. From brazil. I havent see my wife since october. damn... it sucks! well back at my point here.

I am asking to you a question about interview.

I havent none idea about what i am expecting. Anyways what you brought to interview. What they asked the questions to you. How long is the interview. How was your experience, how you felt, etc.

Thank you, hope hear from everyone about it. many hugs and wish best luck to all!!

Checkout http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...page=i130guide1

[greensurfer 0]

hi your guys sorry i am new here. From brazil. I havent see my wife since october. damn... it sucks! well back at my point here.

I am asking to you a question about interview.

I havent none idea about what i am expecting. Anyways what you brought to interview. What they asked the questions to you. How long is the interview. How was your experience, how you felt, etc.

Thank you, hope hear from everyone about it. many hugs and wish best luck to all!!

Checkout http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...page=i130guide1

Ohh KHURRAM SERAJ, thank you very much. That info was very very useful! Hope go well with ur visa. Good luck.

I am just curious about the question in the interview. What kind of question they usually make for us, the immigrant.

Thank you everyone. this forum is simply fabulous!

[KHURRAM SERAJ 0]

hi your guys sorry i am new here. From brazil. I havent see my wife since october. damn... it sucks! well back at my point here.

I am asking to you a question about interview.

I havent none idea about what i am expecting. Anyways what you brought to interview. What they asked the questions to you. How long is the interview. How was your experience, how you felt, etc.

Thank you, hope hear from everyone about it. many hugs and wish best luck to all!!

Checkout http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.ph...page=i130guide1

Ohh KHURRAM SERAJ, thank you very much. That info was very very useful! Hope go well with ur visa. Good luck.

I am just curious about the question in the interview. What kind of question they usually make for us, the immigrant.

Thank you everyone. this forum is simply fabulous!

Here are some Inetrview questions

http://home.usadatanet.net/kseraj/interview.html

[greensurfer 0]

KHURRAM SERAJ, Thank you very much again. Now i am more prepared for interview.

Me dunno need bring all documents translated in portuguese to english for interview at brazilian consulate?

Best luck for all.

Alejandro.

[KHURRAM SERAJ 0]

KHURRAM SERAJ, Thank you very much again. Now i am more prepared for interview.

Me dunno need bring all documents translated in portuguese to english for interview at brazilian consulate?

Best luck for all.

Alejandro.

You are very welcome, and yes you have to have all documents requested by the Consulate translated to english.

[lucyrich 20]

KHURRAM SERAJ, Thank you very much again. Now i am more prepared for interview.

Me dunno need bring all documents translated in portuguese to english for interview at brazilian consulate?

Best luck for all.

Alejandro.

You are very welcome, and yes you have to have all documents requested by the Consulate translated to english.

Are you sure about that?

I don't know about the consulate in Brazil, but in most other Latin American countries, the consular officials are fluent in both English and in the native language where the country is located. I know at our interview in Caracas, Spanish or English was equally acceptable.

Stuff submitted to the USCIS in support of a petition needs to be translated to English, of course, but that's sent to a US address, and it happens long before the consular interview. Those rules don't apply at the consulate.

I know consular policies can vary somewhat, so the best bet is to check with the consulate that is handling your interview. Also, in those cases where translation IS required (say, you have a document in German, and your consular officers only understand Portuguese and English), then the consulates typically have different rules for how to perform and certify translations than the USCIS rules.