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Hello all. 
 

I have my visa interview in London next Thursday - got pretty much all of my paperwork in order, had my medical, train is booked, hotel is booked. 
 

What sort of questions should I expect to be ask? I’ve got a couple of stepped down convictions (one caution as a minor and a conditional discharge from 13 years ago) and an arrest (no further action taken, which was 2018). I’m assuming there’ll be a lot questions about that? The doctor carrying out my medical already asked me for details on those things, so I assume the interview will mainly focus on that…

 

I’d be very grateful for any advice or tips on what to expect on the day. 
 

Thanks!

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Take a look at the embassy/consulate reviews.  This may help

 

https://www.visajourney.com/reviews/

 

Good luck

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Of course they can ask you anything, but expect questions about your criminal background, and your marriage relationship (how you met, who proposed, when you got married, work history, etc.).  The best advice is to be prepared, know all the details of the I-130 and DS-260, and be completely honest about everything.  Good luck with the interview!

 
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