Case Complete to Interview April 2018

[aleska 27]

1 hour ago, AndresP said:

We just got our interview date a few minutes ago for April 3rd . Time to schedule the medical

 Congratulations! One day before us!

 

18 minutes ago, Mr&Mrs G. said:

How very fitting that I get notified of my interview date on St Patrick's day.

 

Interview April 17 Dublin Embassy 

Gotta love the luck o' the Irish! Congrats!

Edited March 17, 2018 by aleska

[NEBAN 7]

On 15/03/2018 at 8:52 AM, sibz said:

Update: Visa is approved  

Congrats!! Bonvoyage!!

Can you please let us know  the visa interview questions.

[maroca21 12]

On 3/14/2018 at 6:27 PM, Caro559 said:

Yeah my mom can take care of her but I'll feel bad leaving her here but then if I stay I'll feel bad that my husband will go by himself that's why I'm still not sure, if you don't mind me asking what state are you going from?

 

Hi, I just wanted to share my experience. I brought my mom from Peru so she could watch my 2 children while I went over there for my husband's interview. In my case, it was the best decision. At the beginning, I did not feel ok leaving my children but then I thought I would feel worst not supporting my husband. To make things better, I traveled on March 14th all day long, stayed one night in Peru, attended to the interview, and I came back on March 15th night. So, literally I did not see my children two days and one night. I hope this helps.

[sibz 167]

14 hours ago, NEBAN said:

Congrats!! Bonvoyage!!

Can you please let us know  the visa interview questions.

Sure, it is also on my timeline too. But i will put here too

Who is calling you?
Where did your husband born?
Husband's qualification and education?
Her qualification?
where does your husband work?
How long was your husband working there?
How did you guys meet?
When and how do we speak each other?
when was the last time you saw your husband?
Where did you went for Honeymoon?
 

[Unclesam1990 10]

Hey everyone, it has been a while since I got on this, and I'm still waiting for my wife to have her interview on April 18th in Paris.

 

I've noticed some people talking about biometrics, and others are not even mentioning it. I might be wrong, but I'm getting a feeling that biometrics only apply for certain countries and embassies. For example: when I looked at Mumbai's embassy in travel.state.gov, biometrics are on the checklist, but when I looked on the checklist for Paris, biometrics are not mentioned. Can anybody clarify? especially anyone who has a case pending in Western Europe or Canada, thank you.

 

Good luck 

[NEBAN 7]

11 hours ago, sibz said:

Sure, it is also on my timeline too. But i will put here too

Who is calling you?
Where did your husband born?
Husband's qualification and education?
Her qualification?
where does your husband work?
How long was your husband working there?
How did you guys meet?
When and how do we speak each other?
when was the last time you saw your husband?
Where did you went for Honeymoon?
 

Thanks for the reply.Had gone through ur timeline too.Im also from Kerala & awaiting for interview on Apr 23rd@Mumbai.Eventhough they didnt  ask for any photos, just wanted to know - did u take wedding album or just couple of wedding photo prints? I heard that that Consulate officer interview glass cabin  has small window & it will be difficult to handover/display big bulky hardcopy wedding album,incase they asked for wedding album.

[Caro559 47]

23 hours ago, maroca21 said:

 

Hi, I just wanted to share my experience. I brought my mom from Peru so she could watch my 2 children while I went over there for my husband's interview. In my case, it was the best decision. At the beginning, I did not feel ok leaving my children but then I thought I would feel worst not supporting my husband. To make things better, I traveled on March 14th all day long, stayed one night in Peru, attended to the interview, and I came back on March 15th night. So, literally I did not see my children two days and one night. I hope this helps.

2 days isn't bad but the appointment in Juárez is longer since they have to see a doctor one day and get their fingerprints taken another day all aside from the actual day of the appointment and then we're not sure yet if he's going to have to go all the way to where he's from to get a paper he needs and that'll make it even more days. It's too complicated for me to handle lol 😭 I mean if I didn't have my baby I wouldn't think twice and just go for as long as it was needed but yeah 🙃

[maroca21 12]

2 minutes ago, Caro559 said:

2 days isn't bad but the appointment in Juárez is longer since they have to see a doctor one day and get their fingerprints taken another day all aside from the actual day of the appointment and then we're not sure yet if he's going to have to go all the way to where he's from to get a paper he needs and that'll make it even more days. It's too complicated for me to handle lol 😭 I mean if I didn't have my baby I wouldn't think twice and just go for as long as it was needed but yeah 🙃

I totally understand, every case is different. I only wanted to give you a piece of advice. My husband went by himself to do everything that he needed to go before the interview (about 2.5 weeks before). I only went for the interview day. I wish you the best!! Good luck with everything.

[sibz 167]

6 hours ago, NEBAN said:

Thanks for the reply.Had gone through ur timeline too.Im also from Kerala & awaiting for interview on Apr 23rd@Mumbai.Eventhough they didnt  ask for any photos, just wanted to know - did u take wedding album or just couple of wedding photo prints? I heard that that Consulate officer interview glass cabin  has small window & it will be difficult to handover/display big bulky hardcopy wedding album,incase they asked for wedding album.

My wife only took just couple photos of wedding

[V and O :) 27]

GUYS ANYONE KNOWS WHAT I SHOULD ANSWER TO THE FOLLOWING QUESTION ? IS YOUR SPOUSE IMMIGRATING WITH YOU TO THE US ?

[Netta 230]

54 minutes ago, V and O said:

GUYS ANYONE KNOWS WHAT I SHOULD ANSWER TO THE FOLLOWING QUESTION ? IS YOUR SPOUSE IMMIGRATING WITH YOU TO THE US ?

If your spouse is the petitioner then your answer is N/A because that question does not apply to you. But if your spouse is leaving from your country with you as an immigrant then your answer would be yes your spouse would be immigrating with you

[Caro559 47]

8 hours ago, maroca21 said:

I totally understand, every case is different. I only wanted to give you a piece of advice. My husband went by himself to do everything that he needed to go before the interview (about 2.5 weeks before). I only went for the interview day. I wish you the best!! Good luck with everything.

Ooooh okay I understand you now, that actually sounds like a good idea I didn't even think about that. I'm going to talk to my husband about that too thanks 🙂

[V and O :) 27]

10 hours ago, Netta said:

If your spouse is the petitioner then your answer is N/A because that question does not apply to you. But if your spouse is leaving from your country with you as an immigrant then your answer would be yes your spouse would be immigrating with you

Yes , my spouse is the petitioner, since there isn’t option for N/A then our answer should be NO .

Thank you very much .

[Netta 230]

2 hours ago, V and O said:

Yes , my spouse is the petitioner, since there isn’t option for N/A then our answer should be NO .

Thank you very much .

That's correct. Your welcome

[Keith & Arileidi 437]

I just called the NVC. 

They told me that they will start scheduling May appointments at the beginning of April.