Embassy has called in my fiancé

[Moca_Madness 12]

Ok so on November 26th 2019 during our interview they told us that we had to provide more information. We collected the evidence they request and sent it in. They now told us that they want my fiancé to come in to the embassy to a specific window. No appointment needed. Does anyone know what is going on? Any information would help we are both freaking out over here. They asked for her to return nothing about me the petitioner. Has anyone experienced this or heard of anything like this? 

Edited December 19, 2019 by Moca_Madness

[Greenbaum 12,259]

34 minutes ago, Moca_Madness said:

Ok so on November 26th 2019 during our interview they told us that we had to provide more information. We collected the evidence they request and sent it in. They now told us that they want my fiancé to come in to the embassy to a specific window. No appointment needed. Does anyone know what is going on? Any information would help we are both freaking out over here. They asked for her to return nothing about me the petitioner. Has anyone experienced this or heard of anything like this? 

With millions of applications process yearly of course it's happened to others.  They have some additional information they need clarification based on previous interview information and the submitted documents. Be sure to look over everything before you visit so it's fresh in your mind. Answer the questions that may be asked truthfully, and yes "I don't know" is a truthful answer and can be used. Keep your answers short and to the point. Don't ramble when answer as that may take you down a road you don't want to go. Just relax, you're almost to the end of your journey.

[payxibka 10,045]

1 hour ago, Moca_Madness said:

Ok so on November 26th 2019 during our interview they told us that we had to provide more information. We collected the evidence they request and sent it in. They now told us that they want my fiancé to come in to the embassy to a specific window. No appointment needed. Does anyone know what is going on? Any information would help we are both freaking out over here. They asked for her to return nothing about me the petitioner. Has anyone experienced this or heard of anything like this? 

Could be as simple as taking an oath

[Pmta1 39]

It could really be anything. But normally if they're calling you in and not saying "refused", then it's a good thing. It could be taking fingerprints, or a few verbal questions here and there. You won't know until you walk up to that window. Good luck and carry all the documents they're asking for. Bring your passport along

[Moca_Madness 12]

The thing is they have her passports. And all other supporting documents. What is perplexing is when we left our interview the embassy employee said we wouldn’t have to come back. This is why we are freaking out.

[Greenbaum 12,259]

21 hours ago, Moca_Madness said:

The thing is they have her passports. And all other supporting documents. What is perplexing is when we left our interview the embassy employee said we wouldn’t have to come back. This is why we are freaking out.

Things can change after the interview which is not uncommon. The CO could have had some questions about something that was said or a document or even a conversation they had with their "supervisor" and they are just making sure they are crossing their "t's" and dotting their "i's". Nothing to be worried about.

[Moca_Madness 12]

I spoke with the embassy they want her to pick up the passports and a letter. So I imagine this is a oof thing! 

[TBoneTX 45,563]

It's good if it's an approval; it's bad if it's a refusal.

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