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| Nicaragua |  Review on August 27, 2015: |
Nicalord
Rating:  | Review Topic: F-2A Visa
Hi guys! here is my experience at the visa interview:
We got up at 4:00 AM (my wife and I), prepare two separate packages. One containing all civil documents, Affidavit of the petitioner and the co-sponsor, letter of interview, medical results sealed envelop, and passport photos. In another package, I took the test of our relationship such as receipts, printed emails, photos, ect.
Once inside the Embassy, headed in the second gate, where a girl gave us a number and it told us that we should wait in chairs separated by a tape, I guess that they separate visa applicants from non immigrant and the immigrant.
Last 1: 30 hours, a girl we call by our number and we get closer to the window where asked me for my passport and all the documents that we have, as I decided to go with my wife, she asked us both and after viewing the documentation you asked this:
What is the address where your wife lives?
What often does she travel to Nicaragua?
Do you have children?
How you met and tell me the date you met?
Have you ever traveled once to United States?
What is your wife´s phone number?
Then reviewed the legal documents and I noticed that it reviewed the photos of our wedding, I offered him more photos as evidence and accepted them, after reviewing told us, take I return these documents since we don't need them, then after 3 minutes of silence and while she write in her computer she told us lets sit and waiting for the call voice of the consular officer for the interview.
After 5 minutes to hear my name on a speaker and I went with my wife and we get closer to the window, where he was an friendly older man and told us "Good days" reply "good morning"
Could you tell me:
Where does your wife live?
Where you met?
Tell me what is the date of your marriage?
Do you have children?
After 6 seconds silence, he said: "congratulations your visa has been approved, here are instructions for collect your Passport soon, good morning"
After hear that I felt a respite and calm in my that everything had ended.
Thank you Visajourney.com
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Consulate / USCIS Member Review #17670