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Interview details casa 6/28/07

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Thank you to all for the congrats!

Well, I will find out from my husband what the name of the cafe is as HE GOES TO PICK UP THE VISA TOMORROW! YAY!!!!!!! :dance:

They called him today at 12:18 eastern US time! He is to go there tomorrow at 1:30 with the passport!

Anyway as for the age difference, i think my husband dropped the ball the idea was to go after the commonalities between us not the differences for instance, i've never been married and i've never had children (yet) and that was going to be his answer, like "well, she is older but we are the same she's never been married and never had children so no real problem" but! The man got nervous and simply answered a question with a question "why should i have a problem with that"!!!!! And he still passed! Go figure! So i dont know what the wrong answer would be, but my husband remembered that after that answer, she did ask him "has your wife been married before" and "has your wife ever had children" so had he answered the way planned he would have answered her fine! Anyway when asked about differences our plan was to give them the commonalities if possible which should outweigh the differences. That's what we planned and she hunted for them even if my husband was nervously arogant lol! But I love him anyway :D

I'll post the name of that cafe when he gets it tomorrow! And i'll ask him to case out other options if there are any.

Thanks to all for the support! ahhh my hibibi will be home on Thursday! omg! soooo exciting! (L)

Patti

Wooooohooooooooooooooooooo congratulations !!!!

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(F)

-MK

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Hi, I have never posted before but I figured I’d log my husbands K3 interview experience incase it can help anybody else. I have really been a lurker but thank you to all who do post it has helped me and my husband a lot! My husband had his interview on 6/28/07 in Casa at 8:00 AM (Morocco time). All interviewees waited in a room and went up to verify all the information they had and then were told to sit back down. He was there at the same time as Malory’s husband who went immediately after him and he said Mr. Malory looked very nice clean cut and well dressed (handsome man! :thumbs: ).

He was interviewed by the young blond who he said was very nice. She asked him:

Who is the petitioner

How old is she

how old are you

Does her age bother you (17 years difference *RED FLAG :blush: )

How many times has she visited Morocco and for how long each

What does your wife do for a living

What does your wife do for fun

Then she looked over the photos that I sent in the application on a Photoshop spreadsheet of sorts and he saw a big red APPROVED on those sheets. She didn’t ask for any of his proof of relationship. She handed him his passport back and the white paper (that she took off of a printer) with the 221g box checked which said:

SECTION 221(g) WICH PROHIBITS THE ISSUANCE OF A VISA TO ANYONE WHOSE APPLICATION DOES NOT COMPLY WITH THE PROVISIONS OF IMMIGRATON AND NATIONALITY ACT OR REGULATION ISSUED PURSUANT THERETO.

THE FOLLOWING REMARKS APLLY IN YOUR CASE *

YOUR CASE REQUIRES ADDITIONAL ADMINISTRATIVE PROCESSING. WE WILL CONTACT U AS SOON AS WE ARE ABLE TO CONTINUE PROCESSING YOUR CASE.

she said “you did well on your interview and we need more processing time, we will be calling you next week to come get your visa” She confirmed his phone number and he left! That was it! Short simple and to the point!

It was overall an easygoing experience although he was terribly stressed after the fact because he didn’t know what the 221g meant and he sorta freaked doh! It’s so ambiguous! Oh well, based upon what she told him, it’s all working out so far so good!

What a relief! I hope this can help someone else in some way!

Take care and I’ll post when we get the visa incha allah next week! And damn I missed those cheap fares last week! I wanted to take the gamble it was like $175 for one way to JFK! I’m such a dork! Oh well! Sounds like it’ll be a Mastercard moment: Visa process thousands of dollars *ultimately, one way airfare to JFK 600 – 800 dollars, having your habibi with you finally! PRICELESS! YAHOOOOOOOOOOOO :dance:

Take care,

HPSKID (Patti)

Did you get your visa yet?

Sara El Malki

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Did you get your visa yet?

I just checked her timeline -- according to that, he got the visa 12 days later, and has already arrived in the U.S. :dance: :dance: :dance: Congratulations to Hpskid and her husband !!!

(F)

-MK

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شارع النجمة في بيت لحم

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al Nakba 1948-2015
66 years of forced exile and dispossession


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Did you get your visa yet?

I just checked her timeline -- according to that, he got the visa 12 days later, and has already arrived in the U.S. :dance: :dance: :dance: Congratulations to Hpskid and her husband !!!

(F)

-MK

Hello all, Yes my husband is here in the US now! Hamdullah! Thank you MK for updating and the congrats! I have not been on much over the past few weeks but finally reading again this week. This is an adjustment to say the least! Culture shock city! I'm glad to be seeing others on the lists posting that they too have had adjustment challenges! Someone posted that she was celebrating 100 days that her husband was here in the states and she said something about when our spouses get here is when the "real work begins" and I completely relate to that! Not that that indicated any "problems" for her, but the statement rings true to myself and my husband here! Who knows if there is a better way to prepare for this type of complete and total life change but I am sure there are many solutions.

I honestly really expected things would become magically easier since waiting in this GD Visa Process really sux! As you all know! But in being together is where the rubber meets the road in my situation anyway. So I think that was one of the ways I set myself up BIGTIME! Incha allah it will get better with time and love and love and trust and time etc.! But trust me when I say preapare yourselves! I know i've not had the MOST difficult time in this adjustment but i'm sure it's not been the most seamless easy time either! I really feel that shareing our experience in a general way can possibly help another couple prepare better than we did so i have to just share a little about the fact that it can be a BIG challenge! And don't get me wrong, i love my husband and we are working at this relationship so no flames! OK! :no: And best wishes to those who are coming close to the interview!

Thanks for the congrats!

Hpskid

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