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Good morning,

I have completed DS160 and created accounts for my children (they are going to join me in the US) and I know since they are under 14 they do not need an interview but I still have to get medical and submit passport to embassy. I am having no luck in scheduling the interview appointment (there are never any open dates). Is anyone else having a problem with no dates available? 

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On 1/7/2024 at 9:26 AM, Glenda and Tony said:

Good morning,

I have completed DS160 and created accounts for my children (they are going to join me in the US) and I know since they are under 14 they do not need an interview but I still have to get medical and submit passport to embassy. I am having no luck in scheduling the interview appointment (there are never any open dates). Is anyone else having a problem with no dates available? 

 

On 1/7/2024 at 9:26 AM, Glenda and Tony said:

Good morning,

I have completed DS160 and created accounts for my children (they are going to join me in the US) and I know since they are under 14 they do not need an interview but I still have to get medical and submit passport to embassy. I am having no luck in scheduling the interview appointment (there are never any open dates). Is anyone else having a problem with no dates available? 

Hello so a minor does not need a interview 

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It depends on the age. My step children did attend the appointment with their mother however they were not interviewed. She just presented the necessary documents and they said, "you're approved". I hope this helps.

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