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Interview - Together Or Separate?

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Hi all,

Another question from me today, maybe jumping the gun with this one as we are still a ways away from receiving an interview date... but this has been weighing on my mind given the current strict border restrictions to get into NZ because of Covid.

I'm currently based in NZ with my husband but planning on moving back to the U.S. sometime after our I-130 is approved and our case is transferred to NVC & I'm wondering if it's recommended for me (US citizen/ Petitioner) to fly back to NZ to attend the interview with my husband? From my understanding it's not a requirement that I attend with him but is it recommended or preferable to be together for the interview? 

 

Any input from anyone (especially kiwis) who attended the interview either alone or with their spouse is much appreciated. 

 

Cheers

 

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2 hours ago, Sammy.NZ said:

Hi all,

Another question from me today, maybe jumping the gun with this one as we are still a ways away from receiving an interview date... but this has been weighing on my mind given the current strict border restrictions to get into NZ because of Covid.

I'm currently based in NZ with my husband but planning on moving back to the U.S. sometime after our I-130 is approved and our case is transferred to NVC & I'm wondering if it's recommended for me (US citizen/ Petitioner) to fly back to NZ to attend the interview with my husband? From my understanding it's not a requirement that I attend with him but is it recommended or preferable to be together for the interview? 

 

Any input from anyone (especially kiwis) who attended the interview either alone or with their spouse is much appreciated. 

 

Cheers

 

Not at all necessary for the Auckland consulate.  NZ has about the lowest level of fraud possible.

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