B2 separate applications

[Pilgrimmed 22]

My in-laws are traveling together for our wedding. This is their first B2 application. 

We weren't able to book them together on CGI Stanley because the system treats 2 applicants as 2 slots on the site, and we are looking for cancellations to grab before our wedding.

We booked them separately for B2 interviews. My MIL is a homemaker, but my FIL is an Indian military officer (active not retired). 

Is my MIL likely to be rejected because they did their interviews separately? 

[az2014 381]

24 minutes ago, Pilgrimmed said:

My in-laws are traveling together for our wedding. This is their first B2 application. 

We weren't able to book them together on CGI Stanley because the system treats 2 applicants as 2 slots on the site, and we are looking for cancellations to grab before our wedding.

We booked them separately for B2 interviews. My MIL is a homemaker, but my FIL is an Indian military officer (active not retired). 

Is my MIL likely to be rejected because they did their interviews separately? 

Doesnt matter if they are interviewd together or seperately, they will be approved/denied on their own individual merits.

[Pilgrimmed 22]

5 minutes ago, az2014 said:

Doesnt matter if they are interviewd together or seperately, they will be approved/denied on their own individual merits.

Will the VO question why they have booked separate appointments? Sorry to sound redundant, but putting myself in his/her shoes, I would wonder why they have not appeared together if traveling together. We just want to be as straightforward and honest as possible.

[Pilgrimmed 22]

11 minutes ago, Dee elle said:

Who knows what the CO will think or ask... answer truthfully if asked.. we chose separate interviews because we could get them sooner than waiting for  2 interview appointments one after the other to be available. 

What was the result of yours, if you don't mind me asking?

[Pilgrimmed 22]

Just now, Dee elle said:

My answer may have led to confusion.. sorry.. 

I was offering  an answer that your in-laws might say if the interviewing officer asked why they were not interviewing together...

Ah, ok thanks!