Appointment at consulate

[Alex&Jen 20]

My husband and I just received an e-mail today from the Embassy in Honduras that he has an appointment scheduled for tomorrow at 1pm.  He is at 63 days of AP after submitting his medical exam (they were not submitted at the time of his interview due to 4 months of drug monitoring program). I am excited but nervous, because I have read that if they ask for another interview (I think this is an interview), then they must be questioning our marriage. Has anyone had to go to the Embassy for the second time and if so, how did it go? 

Also, they asked my husband to bring an ID to be able to enter the Embassy. They did not ask him to bring his passport. That worries me. 

 

Here is our timeline

Interview = July 26th 2019

Medical Exam sent to Embassy = November 20, 2019

Appointment (interview?) at Embassy = February 20, 2020

 

Thanks

Jen

[Alex&Jen 20]

Here is the e-mail:

 

Mr. Alex Pinto,

 

As part of the process of visa request your presence on Thursday February 20 at 1:00 pm with an identification to be allowed access to the building.

 

Please confirm your attendance before 4:30 pm today, otherwise the appointment will be canceled.

 

Cordially,

 

consular Section

US Embassy Honduras

T: (+504) 2238-5114 Ext 4401.

E: fpuhonduras@state.gov | hn.usembassy.gov

 

 

 

[bakphx1 789]

It doesn’t sound like a Stokes Interview which would require you both to go. Hopefully it’s something good!

[dwheels76 5,468]

Seems like your basic follow up after a strong monitoring Ban. Yes he needs to bring his passport. Good luck.

[Alex&Jen 20]

1 hour ago, bakphx1 said:

It doesn’t sound like a Stokes Interview which would require you both to go. Hopefully it’s something good!

I am hoping for something good tomorrow.  

[Alex&Jen 20]

1 hour ago, dwheels76 said:

Seems like your basic follow up after a strong monitoring Ban. Yes he needs to bring his passport. Good luck.

He plans to bring his passport. I just hope they don't give it back to him. 😐

[bakphx1 789]

9 minutes ago, Alex&Jen said:

He plans to bring his passport. I just hope they don't give it back to him. 😐

Same here.  He is due for good news.

[Alex&Jen 20]

3 minutes ago, bakphx1 said:

Same here.  He is due for good news.

Thank you so much!!  I am feeling better after reading your reply and the other reply. I will give you an update tomorrow. 

[Alex&Jen 20]

Update: My husband was given back his passport and they said he would be getting more information in the mail. He is still in AP and I have no idea what else they would be giving him.  It was a second interview with a lot more questions about us as a married couple and his jobs. 

 

They didn't even tell him to get an updated medical. I am thinking we have more months of this. 

😭

[bakphx1 789]

6 hours ago, Alex&Jen said:

Update: My husband was given back his passport and they said he would be getting more information in the mail. He is still in AP and I have no idea what else they would be giving him.  It was a second interview with a lot more questions about us as a married couple and his jobs. 

 

They didn't even tell him to get an updated medical. I am thinking we have more months of this. 

😭

OMG that is so frustrating to not have any information.  I hope they are close to finishing up.  They are really dragging this out.

[Alex&Jen 20]

8 hours ago, bakphx1 said:

OMG that is so frustrating to not have any information.  I hope they are close to finishing up.  They are really dragging this out.

I am hearing more and more cases that are proving how the immigration process is very inconsistent. I know of three cases and  one case in particular had red flags, domestic violence record, jail time and tattoos, (and you know tattoos in Honduras puts a person into AP), but still had their case approved with no issues at all. It is beyond upsetting and very unjust.