QUOTE(brnidokiegurl @ Jun 5 2008, 11:09 AM)

QUOTE(honeybeary1999 @ Jun 4 2008, 11:00 PM)

QUOTE(VictoriaUSA @ Jun 4 2008, 09:20 PM)

My fiance just arrived three days ago and I'm pretty sure he had "the blonde." He did the interview, got normal AP and then got called back 5 days later, I'm happy to say. Actually, she did not ask nor do anything unfair, that is, out of the range of reasonable but she did talk about personal things with my fiance. I don't know about all that talk that the visa is approved or not before you get there because so much changes in the 9 months or so that you wait for the interview, but maybe it does. Anyway, when I put the packet together I didn't really know what I was doing so I guess that they must have taken some of the documentation in to consideration at the interview.
She looked very carefully at all of the phone records and I told my fiance to be sure to place the photos of our engagement party (including photos of my mother and his mother in Morocco together) on top of all the other papers and facing the interviewer when he went up to her. She asked about all the information in the original application, including information on my former spouse.
Don't freak out (like I did) before you know what kind of AP he gets, if he gets AP. You can tell him to email you exactly what it says and then ask on the site what that means. There is a good posting on this where the person was kind enough to color code everything. Good luck!
QUOTE(honeybeary1999 @ Jun 4 2008, 02:05 AM)

So I have been reading that the approval of the visa happens before the interview and it depending on the interviewer you get could mean approval or denial or ap hell.
Exactly who does what? I have heard horror stories about a blonde...
Im a little freaked out. My fiance's interview is on the 19th and he is curently at this very minute he is at his medical exam.
Should i warn him about the blonde? What signs should he look out for? I know we have plenty of "proof" and every one tells me that we will be fine and some people tell me he will get his visa right away.... how do they know this?
omg Im so freaking confused.
THanks!
so i made a binder for him... in the binder (professionally bound and everything) the first page is a copy of the approval notice from uscis. then there is a copy of my petition, the biometrics, copies (certified) of plane tickets and bus tickets, copies of emails, chats and phone log, and pictures of our engagement party and other pictures of us together. I also sent him a seperate bit of papers that include (just in case) an aff. of support, a letter from my employer and last years tax return. ( i pray they dont look at this one, because i recently changed jobs and moved to a different state and i make less here then i did before i moved, but i sent it just incase they ask for it. I did notify uscis when i moved)
he had his medical today, all went well. he has already filled out his applicaiton and has all documents translated and ready to go.... so now its the hurry up and wait game... uuugggggghhhhh i hate waiting.. i just want him here, i miss him so much.
hope he got a copy of his medical, (he will need it) its hard to tell day to day the way they will act. He will be sitting near and can hear the person before him so maybe he will get an idea. Not knowing who he will get you really just be well prepared with the questions/answers and tell the truth. I believe they are starting to look at the evidences more now than before (after some got the visa approved even tho they werent still with the person) and it was brought to their attention, so hopefully things are getting better. Im pretty sure they prob take the next days cases and review the day before so they pretty well know what they are going into before that person shows up
let me tell you that the consulate of casablanca has long history of misconduct and mistreatement of petionners and beneficiary at large. just because some of you guys got their visa doesnt mean they are fair enough with everyone, ask those who got refused before they will tell you. i'm sure they
read me. here is a some question and interview that the consular officer asked
" how many man did you meet before you met your husband '' irrespectful and intimidationg question
" do you khow that she's older than you " this is clear discrimination by age
" do you that she's jew and you are muslim " discrimination by religion
i'm not sure if she did asked people about their differences in their skin color
those are just few questions that i did extract from people who got denied their visa.
if you want to read those horrible stories with the consulate of casablanca in morocco i'm glad to
attach below the link
http://www.thepetitionsite.com/2/the-right...act-is-governed the question is not whatever you got a visa or not, but it's a question of good treatment, dignity
and professionalism. THE RIGHT TO BRING YOUR FAMILY HERE IS A RIGHT PROTECTED BY LAWS
NO ONE CAN DENY IT