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Wife USA petitioner, Husband North African beneficiary interview

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Imili-Aksil   11

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Hi, 

I want to plan ahead.  Has any petitioner (USA) spouse attended the interview with beneficiary  at Casablanca Embassy? 

How was it? 

What helped? 

Any advice? 

Thank you...

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JeanneAdil   6,494

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USC is not allowed into the embassy

but CO will (more than likely) ask "when was last time spouse visited?"  and the person can say "spouse is here now /outside waiting

it's good to be there for moral support and good to embassy to see multiple trips and quality time together

 

allah yekbel

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