US citizen petitioner present at interview

[Keo23 105]

I was planning on taking my husband with me to the interview because I’m pregnant. I feel so nauseous and light headed sometimes, so I wanted him to be there but now I’m scared to take him with me base on @Ywjammin30 comment.

[amapru 13]

7 hours ago, Ywjammin30 said:

Yea, I'm aware of my mistakes now. Still waiting to see outcome. Hoping for the best. I appreciate your comment.

I wish you all the luck, you will get a positice outcome and result. We all will. Positive energy and strength to be patient to all of us. 

[Ywjammin30 34]

12 hours ago, Keo23 said:

I was planning on taking my husband with me to the interview because I’m pregnant. I feel so nauseous and light headed sometimes, so I wanted him to be there but now I’m scared to take him with me base on @Ywjammin30 comment.

I'll let you know the outcome as soon as site update.  But as someone suggest you it's a good idea for spouse to come down to support, but don't go to window with applicant, don't appear eager be humble. I would also mention not to offer any proof unless requested. If I could do it again I'd either wait outside just in case I was needed or if I went inside not go to window with husband and just sit and wait for "his" interview to follow its natural course. I really just miss my husband wish he was here with me right now.  All the best. 

[Tenzin Thinley 1]

When I was lining up for my K1 visa interview at New Delhi embassy in January this year, there was a lady in front of me with her parents and she was sponsoring her them to USA.

The guards at the embassy prevented her from entering the embassy along with her parents in spite of much pleading from her and she was forced to stay outside.

So I assume US embassy in India don't allow anyone except the actual beneficiaries.