For K-1 visa Manila consul who got approved and finish the Visa Journey.

What questions the consul asked?

We're getting ready for the interview and I wanted to know the typical questions the consul would asked?

thank you for any help....

HD

How long have you known your fiance?
What is his job?
Where does your husband live?
How old is he? When is his birthday?
Does he have a house or apartment?
Does he have any hobbies?
How many times did he visit you? How long?
Does he have any sisters or brothers?
Have you ever been married?
Do you have any children?
Has your husband ever been married?
Does your husband have any children? How old are they?
When do you plan to get married?

Thank you very much!

The pre-screener asked me what day I got there but I was so nervous I couldn't remember the date!

It seems that they will sometimes ask questions that have already been answered on your forms. I think this is the old detective trick of asking questions to see if your answers agree with information you may have given before.

Can i join my fiancee in the pre-screener stage?
The question they asked you "when you got there" what do you mean? The 1st time you visit or when you got there at that time for the interview?

HD

JASMAN0717 posted this awhile back

What’s the name of your fiancé?
How many times have you met?
How did you meet/know each other?
When was the last time you met?
How long have you been with each other?
How long have you been with each other last time?
What are the dates of the visits?
What have you done when he/she came?
Where did you go?
When did he/she come last time? When did he/she leave?
Where does he/she live? Which city/state?
What does he/she do for a living?
Where does he/she work?
What is his/her phone number?
Do you know how long he/she has had this job?
When and how did you meet?
When are you planning to have your wedding?
Questions about the pictures; when, where and who.
What does your fiancé do for a living?
Where will you live?
Have you met his/her family?
Where do his/her parents live?
Questions about fiancé English; do you speak good English?
How do you communicate with your fiancé?
How do you keep in touch?
What language do you use to communicate with your fiancé?
How many times do you two talk on the phone each month?
Are you willing to marry him/her?
Why do you want to marry him/her?
He/She is much older than you. What do your parents think about this?
Do you love him/her?
Does he/she own or rent his/her home?
Have you set a date for the wedding yet?
When/where do you plan to marry?
Please tell me about your wedding plan.
Are you going to hold a wedding?
Are your parents going to be at your wedding?
Do you know you must marry within 90 days of entering the US?
How much does he/she earn?
Write his/her full name?
How do you spell his/her last name?
Have you ever been to the US? When, how, for how long and where did you live?
Do you have any relatives/friends in the US? Where do they live?
When do you plan on entering the US?
What are your fiancé’s parents’ names?
Does your fiancé have any brothers or sisters?
What are your fiancé’s hobbies and interests?
What are your hobbies and interests?
Do you know if your fiancé was married before? How many times?
When did he/she divorce his/her ex-wife/husband?
Does he/she have any children?
Will there be a problem with the children from his/her other relationship?
Did you know that your fiancé was divorced in 199?
Does this matter to you?
Have you married before?
Do you have any wedding plans? Are you planning to have children?
What is your fiancé religious background?
What is your religious background?
Does your fiancé speak and understand your language?
Do you speak and understand your fiancé language?
Why do you want to come to the United States?
Do you know if your fiancé was married before?
Do you have children?
Does he/she have children?
How old is he/she? What is his/her birthdate?
When and where was he/she born?
Do you speak and understand your fiancés native language?
Have you ever met your fiancé’s father or mother?
Have you ever met your fiancé’s family?
Where and when were you engaged?
What are your fiancé’s parents’ names?
What do you do for a living?
Where do you work?
When do you plan on entering the US?
What do you plan to do once you are in the US?
Do you plan to work in the US?
Do you plan to study in the US?
What company does he work for and what is his title?
What is his/her favorite food?
Where did he/she work in the past and for how long?
What color are your fiancé’s eyes?
What color is your fiancé’s hair?
Did you fill the form yourself?
How much is his/her salary?
Has he/she any brothers and sisters?
Are his/her parents alive?
What are the names of his/her brothers/sisters/parents/children?
How old are his/her children? What are their names?
Which university did you graduate from?
Which subject you have studied?
Have you been in the military? Talk about your experience in the military?
Please tell me more about your fiancé?

i put the above list w/ the answers & a few other list together for Jen & her family to do practice interviews with. i think i made 4 total. they ranged from a simple/quick mock interview to an all out blistering interrogation.....i think she's ready for anything..coz i've been quizzing her during our chats.

wioombeen posted this: http://www.fiddlers.us/questions/
she got this one w/ answers too.

Yes, you can go with her. The pre-screener is just at a window, not an interview room. My fiance was so nervous she was shaking. I was very polite and stood to the side holding the papers, but the pre-screener asked me for the I-134 and supporting docs, then asked me some questions. The pre-screeners seem to be very rushed and stern, but that's probably just because thay have to push a lot of people through, and they know some of them are lying. Yes, she asked me what day I got there on that trip for the interview. She also asked me how many times I visted, and for how long. She asked us each if we had ever been married, and if either of us had any children. She was shuffling through the papers the whole time she was talking. She asked for 2 photos of us together, and 1 letter (snail mail) from each of us. Our case was fairly simple, no marriages, no kids, all "clean" docs.

One very unexpected question asked during my interview : Did you talk to other men online before you met your fiance?

I quickly answered YES Follow up question was : And why did you choose him?

Goodluck!!

I used to collect questions before Claudeth went to the interview:

• What are your fiance’s hobbies and interests?
• What are your hobbies and interests?
• What does your fiancé(e) do for a living?
• What do you do for a living?
• Do you know if your fiancé(e) was married before?
• Does he have any children?
• Will there be a problem with the children from his other relationship?
• Did you know that your fiancee was divorced in 199-?
• Does this matter to you?
• Where do you plan to live in the United States?
• When and how did you meet your fiance(e)?
• How long have you been corresponding with your fiance(e)?
• Do you have any wedding plans? Are you planning to have children?
• What is your fiance(e)’s religious background?
• What is your religious background?
• Does your fiancé(e) speak and understand your language?
• Do you speak and understand your fiance(e)’s language?
• How do you two communicate?
• Why do you want to come to the United States?

What is your fiance's name?
How do you spell their last name?
When did you meet and how?
Have you ever been to the US?
Are you a terrorist?
When do you plan on entering the US?
What are your fiance's parents names?
Does your fiance have any brothers or sisters?
Where does your fiance work?
Where do you plan on leaving upon entry to the US?

What are your fiance’s hobbies and interests?
• What are your hobbies and interests?
• What does your fiancé(e) do for a living?
• What do you do for a living?
• Do you know if your fiancé(e) was married before?
• Does he have any children?
• Will there be a problem with the children from his other relationship?
• Did you know that your fiancee was divorced in 199-?
• Does this matter to you?
• Where do you plan to live in the United States?
• When and how did you meet your fiance(e)?
• How long have you been corresponding with your fiance(e)?
• Do you have any wedding plans? Are you planning to have children?
• What is your fiance(e)’s religious background?
• What is your religious background?
• Does your fiancé(e) speak and understand your language?
• Do you speak and understand your fiance(e)’s language?
• How do you two communicate?
• Why do you want to come to the United States?

Are you a terrorist?
Are you planning to have children?
Did you know that your fiancee was divorced?
Do you have any wedding plans?
Do you know if your fiancé(e) was married before?
Do you speak and understand your fiance(e)’s language?
Does he have any children?
Does this matter to you?
Does your fiance have any brothers or sisters?
Does your fiancé(e) speak and understand your language?
Have you ever been to US?*
Have you ever met your fiancee father or mother?*
Have you met his parents
How do you spell their last name?
How do you two communicate?
How long have you been corresponding with your fiance(e)?
How often do you talk to each other?*
How old is he?
If so, What type of visa?*
What are your fiance’s hobbies and interests?
What are your fiance's parents names?
What are your hobbies and interests?
What do you do for a living?
What does his father do?
What does your fiancé(e) do for a living?
What is your fiance(e)’s religious background?
What is your fiance's name?
What is your religious background?
When and how did you meet your fiance(e)?
When are you planning to get marry?*
When did you meet and how?
When do you plan on entering the US?
Where are you going to get married?
Where do you plan to live in the United States?
Why do you want to come to the United States?
Will there be a problem with the children from his other relationship?

Seems to me the CO asked something like that too, and my fiance said "because he's the one to prove he was serious to me", or something like that.

the CO asked me " do u love your him (fiance)" and "why?"

maybe she was satisfied with my answer that she approved my visa she was so mean

My answer was because he makes me laugh and I added, sexy , lol.

WOW thanks for all the sample questions, i just printed them out and will include them in the packet i send to my fiancée. good thing she has a photographic memory. i had to look up some of the answers, and they were about my life.

me too. good thing I wasn't the one that had to be interviewed.

On my interviewed day the CO has so many questions (didn't asked me where I met my husband) but at the end CO says "Everything is fine. Best wishes to you"

Be sure to know everything on your fiances Biographic form and any other forms or evidence that were previously submitted.

CO questions usually varies depending on what is stated on your forms. What the pre screener would ask you is also the kind of Q's the CO would ask.. Here are some of the questions the CO asked of me during my interview..

Where and when did i first meet my fiance
> Filipinaeyes.com January of 2007

Do you have a profile over that site
> We both have our own profiles

Who contacted who first
> He did. He sent me an email

How many times did he visited you and when was that
> Two times. First visit was last May 2007 for 21 days. Second visit was last October for 10 days

How many times was he married before and why did both marriages ended
> He was divorced twice both on the grounds of irreconcilable differences

Aren't you disturbed or worried about this
> No ma'am I'm not

Aside from the grounds of irreconcilable differences, what did he told you happened with both marriages
> ( confidential )

Does he have any drinking problems
> No ma'am he doesn't. Like me, we're both casual drinkers

What attracted you most about him.Why did you choose him over other men courting you
> His outgoing nature. He is a very honest man,very straightforward and we blend too well

How many siblings does he have
> They are nine in the family..two dead

Wow, a big family
> His mother married twice



All in all, the questions they will ask you are basic q's which if you knew your partners so well..it would be very easy to answer it regardless of how complicated some of the Q's are..PRESENCE OF MIND..listen carefully to every Q..and do not be nervous..it will all be easy in the end..

Most of the questions were very simple. The pre-screener questions, when and where we meet, how long our relationship been going on. The consular questions do i have a house here, what nature of work and the name of the company where i work for. Dont forget lots of passport size pictures.

HD

I take it that your fiance will be with you to calm your nerves. Someone posted a list of questions in here and I think that's good enough of a practice for you. I'm sure you'll do great.

I had my husband, fiance then, with me during the interview but he was asked not to take part in the interview.

I was getting impatient since the consular officer took ample time to browse through the pages of my visa
application papers. And then he asked me about this Hollywood actress and we ended up talking about books and his years in Cornell Univ. Nothing about my relationship with my fiance or about me, strange, isn't it?

Just do all the necessary preparations you need, and always be consistent and truthful with your answers, as what is expected from the applicants.

edited: miss a couple of t's..

The CO asked me "What is his favorite color?" while looking at David's emails that are in pink, blue, green, purple, red as font colors. When I answered black, gray and yellow, he gave me that teasing smile as if he's saying "Hmmm... are you sure that's all?".

There's always one and ultimate question - sometimes more (like Ms. Universe winning question) that you will really have to sound convincing and sincere. Mine was "How sure are you that you will be the last wife?" I was tempted to say "World peace! We need world peace!"

There's this one applicant before me who was asked "Why did you want to marry him? Don't tell me it's because you love me. What other reasons?" The girl said, "But I do love him, Sir" and she got rattled and tensed she was nearly in tears after the interview. If I was asked that question, I would have said "First, I really want to marry him because I love him, I really do. As for other reasons, it's because I have waited for so long for the right person to come into my life and I knew that he's the one."

Having said all these, you should be prepared for unexpected questions. If you really know your fiance/husband with all your heart, you will pass the interview with flying colors. Sure you'll be nervous... and the truth always comes out especially when your nervous.

--Mae