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| Ethiopia |  Review on March 29, 2011: |
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Rating:  | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
I have reached there at 7:22 am thinking am early one. But inside there were people seating and waiting. The earlier you come the earlier you will be interviewed since they will give you a ticket number and make you wait. At first I was asked to give my passport and interview paper. She asked me for “ashara”, that is finger print. I gave her, by the way it took me only two days to get the finger print( you need 2 photos and 10 birr fee). Medical I had at Cathedral Clinc at piassa. So I started waiting for my interview and at 11am it was my turn. I never been to the embassy I thought I would be interviewed in a room. But I approached the booth behind there is the interviewer and translator. I was asked to raise my right hand and swear. I did. While the translator started speaking I said in English “I do” So I done my interview with English. If it is possible it is better that way. I have not been asked that much. It took me 3 or 5 minutes at max. Considering the day I got interviewed three people got rejected and interviewed at length. I have seen people showing pics with no good results. I say GOD made it possible for me. Just have the phone records. If you are using those phone cards. Have emails as well. Knowing who is who in the photos.
I have been asked-What my wife work is? What is the company she works with? What is the other job (She doesn’t have any other my case). Who is her Ex husband? How did they got divorced? I show him a pic, there is one picture where our priest was with us, he asked me the priest name. He also read the Postcards. He asked me, what that means on that paper. Generally it was GOD way of doing things that help me. I remember a friend of mine being asked “how you meet eachother” three times, other times she was asked for Finacial evidences (tax returns). It was a good experience for me.
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Consulate / USCIS Member Review #7334