Mexican Finacee K1 Interview Location

[Inquisitive One 0]

My mexican finacee lives in Monterrey, Mexico. I heard that the Monterrey US Embassy doesn't handle immigrant visa cases and that the Juarez Embassy is the closest one that does. Does this mean that she is going to need to travel to Juarez for her interview? Also is her son going to need to travel with her for this interview?

Thanks

[Jasman0717 9]

They will schedule the interview at the closest embassy to the beneficiary. If Juarez is the closest then it will be the one processing the petition.

[desert_fox 32]

They will schedule the interview at the closest embassy to the beneficiary. If Juarez is the closest then it will be the one processing the petition.

Ciudad Juarez is the only US Consulate in Mexico that issues family based visas....

Both wold be required to travel there.

Edited September 10, 2007 by desert_fox

[pushbrk 12,882]

They will schedule the interview at the closest embassy to the beneficiary. If Juarez is the closest then it will be the one processing the petition.

Not correct. Interviews are scheduled at the closest US Consulate that processes the visa category applied for. In the case of fiance or spouse based visas in Mexico, that's Juarez. Further, although there may be multiple Consulates in some countries, each country has only one US Embassy.

All visa applicants must appear with their passports and pay visa fees, even if they are asked no questions.

[payxibka 10,045]

They will schedule the interview at the closest embassy to the beneficiary. If Juarez is the closest then it will be the one processing the petition.

Not correct. Interviews are scheduled at the closest US Consulate that processes the visa category applied for. In the case of fiance or spouse based visas in Mexico, that's Juarez. Further, although there may be multiple Consulates in some countries, each country has only one US Embassy.

All visa applicants must appear with their passports and pay visa fees, even if they are asked no questions.

Some consulate will only require the minor child to attend the interview if at or above a certain age... I found the following on the CDJ website (it appears age 14 or older only are required):

If you have a Consular Interview appointment and if any minor 14 years old children are included in your

petition bring them to the Consulate.

[pushbrk 12,882]

They will schedule the interview at the closest embassy to the beneficiary. If Juarez is the closest then it will be the one processing the petition.

Not correct. Interviews are scheduled at the closest US Consulate that processes the visa category applied for. In the case of fiance or spouse based visas in Mexico, that's Juarez. Further, although there may be multiple Consulates in some countries, each country has only one US Embassy.

All visa applicants must appear with their passports and pay visa fees, even if they are asked no questions.

Some consulate will only require the minor child to attend the interview if at or above a certain age... I found the following on the CDJ website (it appears age 14 or older only are required):

If you have a Consular Interview appointment and if any minor 14 years old children are included in your

petition bring them to the Consulate.

Sorry I wasn't clear. The passport and visa fee are required. Physical presense requirements vary by Consulate.

[Inquisitive One 0]

They will schedule the interview at the closest embassy to the beneficiary. If Juarez is the closest then it will be the one processing the petition.

Not correct. Interviews are scheduled at the closest US Consulate that processes the visa category applied for. In the case of fiance or spouse based visas in Mexico, that's Juarez. Further, although there may be multiple Consulates in some countries, each country has only one US Embassy.

All visa applicants must appear with their passports and pay visa fees, even if they are asked no questions.

Some consulate will only require the minor child to attend the interview if at or above a certain age... I found the following on the CDJ website (it appears age 14 or older only are required):

If you have a Consular Interview appointment and if any minor 14 years old children are included in your

petition bring them to the Consulate.

Sorry I wasn't clear. The passport and visa fee are required. Physical presense requirements vary by Consulate.

is the visa fee included with the $455 I-129F payment.

[payxibka 10,045]