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| United Arab Emirates |  Review on February 23, 2015: |
AR&CB
Rating:  | Review Topic: K1 Visa
According to my fiancee everything went well and stress free. She arrived at the embassy 15 minutes before the time of her interview and about an hour or so waiting, she was called to a window to submit her documentation and to get fingerprinted, and also to pay the fee for the ds-160. The person that collected everything was a lady. I'm not sure of what order everything was asked and such because I'm relating everything as she told me. After that was all done she was told to sit back down and wait to be called for her interview. I don't know exactly how long she had to wait to be called but I do know it was less then an hour she had to wait.
A middle aged lady consulate interviewed her at a booth with a window. She was not asked to go into a back room to be interviewed. Questions were the typical "How and when did you meet?" "Is and when was your fiance divorced?" "Does he have children?" "How many?" "What was his previous job and job title?" "What is your job?" "How many years have you been in Abu Dhabi?". She wasn't asked to show any pictures or any other evidence of our relationship but brought plenty of evidence in case she was. Her interview was approximately 10 minutes and when it was finished the consulate told her that everything was fine except that they needed the translation for her police report for when she arrives in the United States so that they can read/understand what her police report says. She was then handed a blue slip which I believe was the 221g. It said visa refused because she was missing documentation but to return and submit what was missing along with her passport. The consulate told her to return around 2PM with what was requested on the paperwork and she did. Once she returned, she was let right into the embassy to submit what was requested and then was handed a white sheet saying to return the following Monday to pick up her passport.
APPROVED!!!
My fiancee said all in all, everyone at the embassy was nice, even the consulate that interviewed her....
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Consulate / USCIS Member Review #16295