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| Haiti |  Review on September 16, 2011: |
Mochamich
Rating:  | Review Topic: General Review
In the Embassy when he entered they asked if he was there for a tourist visa, Green card visa, or k-1. Afterwards they sent him to another area where had to sit and wait. There were several cases there at the consul.
When he was called up to give his papers they asked him for his interview letter, medical paper, and all receipts from transfers.
From there they sent him to get his finger prints when he was done he had to sit and wait to be called. When he was called up he brought all his paper work/proof with him.
The questions they asked him were not difficult but if you don't answer confidently they will ask you more questions. If you are stressed or nervous they will think you are not being truthful. Also my fiance noticed that the consular began the interview in English but finished speaking creole because he told them that I (his fiance) speak creole and my parents were born in Haiti.
The Interview:
Please raise you hand to swear to tell the truth
What is your name?
Who is sending for you in Haiti?
What is your fiance's name?
When was the last time your where together?
How many times did you meet?
When you got engaged were you parent's present?
Did her parents meet your parents?
Did you and your fiance talk about how you will get married?
Will you families be involved with the wedding?
Thank you for the interview. They gave him instructions to go pay $10 at Haiti messenger Safe trip and not to purchase a plan ticket until they return his passport.javascript:emoticon(' ')javascript:emoticon(' ')
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Consulate / USCIS Member Review #8323