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| Malaysia |  Review on May 18, 2015: |
Mark_Shalini
Rating:  | Review Topic: K1 Visa
Appointment letter stated to be at KL Embassy at 8.00 am. Entered without the need to Que for entry into the embassy, followed with an immediate call within 15 minutes to surrender most documentations, before 'actual interview', which lasted for 10 minutes.
Compilation of information, such as:
1. Passport (old and new)
2. Birth Cert (old and new, both original and copy)
3. Visa payment receipt (copy)
4. Petitioner's Affidavit of support documents (Form + letter) (originals)
5. Petitioner's recent tax returns (original)
6. Petitioner's current work letter evidence (original)
7. Medical Report (bring in the x-ray plus doc by doc)- the embassy rep will take the report as the main letter is sealed, and return the x-ray which will be hand carried upon entry to the US.
** No relationship evidence document was requested. Although based on appointment letter it is a requirement.
Questions asked were:
1. Were you (applicant) married?
2. Was your fiance married before?
This was then followed with a wait for an approximate 4 hour, till my number was called in for the actual interview. First was the fingerprint for biographical information capture. Followed by the interview 10 minutes later which lasted for 5-10 minutes. First, an oath was to be taken, to tell the truth, only the truth and nothing but the truth. I was then given a document on understanding my rights as an immigrant in the U.S, and information on human trafficking as well as domestic violence. Questions asked at this point were:
1. How did you meet your fiance?
2. What does your fiance work as?
3. What is your(applicant)education background?
4. What do you plan to do in the US, work wise?
5. What do you do, currently?
6. Where do you work?
7. When is the wedding?
8. Is anyone from Malaysia (i.e Family), coming over?
The interviewer then said another person will inform on when i can get my passport with the Fiance visa. Before which, he stamped "Cancelled without Prejudice" on my old passport with my tourist, B2 U.S Visa. At this point, i asked if i was approved, and the interviewer said YES, you are APPROVED!javascript:emoticon(' ')
The Passport is due to be sent to me, within 3-5 working days. Overall, the process went smoothly, the interviewer was knowledgeable, welcoming and helpful.
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