Mick2020

Here is what happened during my wife and child interview at USA consulate in Vietnam: Husband is petitioner & USC; wife and daughter immigrating from Vietnam. After waiting….Went to the first heavily glassed window where we provided original birth, marriage cert and divorce documents and police certificate. No other originals or copies were provided despite what they asked for on website prior to interview. We spoke into a microphone when she asked both of us: What is your address in America? Wife responded Michigan, I responded with exact address. Asked wife: Have you had problems with police? Asked wife: How many children have we both had? Asked wife: How many times have you been divorced? Ater waiting we went to a Second glass window for the formal interview by two interviewers. Speaking into microphone. Asked wife: Where did we meet? And when? Asked wife: How many times divorced? Asked wife: How many times I (husband) go and come to Vietnam? Ask wife: What’s his (husband) job? Ask wife: Was your (husband’s) first wife from Vietnam or different country? Asked both of us separately in different languages: Where does he/you (husband) live now? Interviewer Paused….And then stated Congratulations your approved. Note: total time approximately 5 hours. Visas arrived 5 days later. I hope this helps.

Hello helpful Visa journey friends, Iam interested to know what experience you have had upon entry into the USA if you were initially a CR1 visa holder upon issuance but decided to wait to enter the USA past your two year wedding anniversary. Upon entering USA did you need to tell the immigration officer anything about the two year rule? Show your marriage license? Did you need to have this discussion about your new eligibility as a permanent resident vs conditional? Or was it automatically in the system? Did he comply or tell you he can’t help you? interested to know what your experiences were. Thank you!