No interview dates available on the website to schedule

[CraigAstrid 2]

It can get stressful sitting around waiting

So this is normal waiting for an interview date to appear

[Valmabe 254]

Just now, CraigAstrid said:

It can get stressful sitting around waiting

Yeah, been there, done that. The best this to do, keep your self busy with work or whatever thing you do on a daily basis.

[CraigAstrid 2]

I just didn't expect it to be like this waiting for an interview day they can't see within the upcoming weeks or within a month to schedule an interview do they updated on a certain day is there a certain time they show the interview dates so very confusing to me but I'll take your advice I just got to keep myself busy

[Valmabe 254]

7 minutes ago, CraigAstrid said:

I just didn't expect it to be like this waiting for an interview day they can't see within the upcoming weeks or within a month to schedule an interview do they updated on a certain day is there a certain time they show the interview dates so very confusing to me but I'll take your advice I just got to keep myself busy

I believe is just, the work load increase a lot, bear in mind that it is not only k1 visas they working on, and for interviews there are only 2 or 3 people at the embassy interviewing only for immigrant visas. That's what I notice when I had my interview 

[CraigAstrid 2]

How did the interview go are they very tough in the interview

[CraigAstrid 2]

What do they deny people for

[Valmabe 254]

Pretty easy no more than 10 min. My, then, boyfriend was with me, nothing to worry about, easier than what I though. I do not know, never heard of visa denials. 

[CraigAstrid 2]

Did they approve you right on the spot how long did it take to get your visa at the DHL

she is bringing her daughter with her it was hard to leave Venezuela with her daughter so she will not be going back I will have to pay for her to stay in Columbia for however long it takes to get the visa after the interview

[CraigAstrid 2]

yeah I don't see how they could deny her visa our relationship is real we've been together for almost a year we visit each other multiple times in Colombia I have all the evidence in the world we both love each other I know her whole family

I have just heard horror stories

[Valmabe 254]

Yes and no, the CO said you'e aproved but you need to send a certify copy of the divorce decree, she kept my passport. So my husband went back and sent the document. Not a biggie, after sending the document took about 10 days to get to dhl.

[Valmabe 254]

12 minutes ago, CraigAstrid said:

yeah I don't see how they could deny her visa our relationship is real we've been together for almost a year we visit each other multiple times in Colombia I have all the evidence in the world we both love each other I know her whole family

I have just heard horror stories

Honestly, I was lucky to find this forum after I send the inicial petition, otherwise I'd have gone bananas. Horror stories from Colombia? I've read about Asian and African countries. 

Edited January 9, 2020 by Valmabe

[CraigAstrid 2]

I have not read anything bad about Colombia just in general

[Greenbaum 12,259]

16 minutes ago, CraigAstrid said:

yeah I don't see how they could deny her visa our relationship is real we've been together for almost a year we visit each other multiple times in Colombia I have all the evidence in the world we both love each other I know her whole family

I have just heard horror stories

Embassies like Morocco (one year typically after an interview), Vietnam (lots of hoops to jump through after interview with no answers just more waiting and some are being denied), India (3-4 weeks sometimes 2-4 months) There are more.

 

Can I advise you to select your flag in your profile in the left column and near the top of the page about the center you will see a series of links use those to learn more. There other links on that page and I invite you to explore and you will be better educated as the links pertain to your embassy and not all the others. Comparing yourself to others from other embassies can only cause you stress. I advise it's best to stick to your country as that is the "real world". 

Edited January 9, 2020 by Greenbaum

[Valmabe 254]

Just now, CraigAstrid said:

I have not read anything bad about Colombia just in general

I have done that myself too, but out of curiosity. As long as you follow the instructions from USCIS, you shouldn't have any problem, this process is very easy. When filling the petition form, I did have no idea of this forum, did it all myself just with what I found on USCIS, and we did not have any issues. 

[CraigAstrid 2]

What kind of questions did they ask in the interview