Any advise or evidence pointing to needing the US fiance present at the Manila interview as being really critical or necessary to insure it is passed?
Thanks
Solaris
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I have been studying this for several months now. If all of your paperwork is in order and you meet all the requirements, there is no reason for the USC to be present at the interview. If there are any irregularities in the paperwork or there are any possible red flags (extreme age difference, low income, little evidence of relationship, etc.) it definitely would not be a bad idea for the USC to attend the interview.
QUOTE(StarProg @ May 6 2007, 03:47 PM) 
I have been studying this for several months now. If all of your paperwork is in order and you meet all the requirements, there is no reason for the USC to be present at the interview. If there are any irregularities in the paperwork or there are any possible red flags (extreme age difference, low income, little evidence of relationship, etc.) it definitely would not be a bad idea for the USC to attend the interview.
QUOTE(SOLARIS @ May 6 2007, 03:55 PM)
QUOTE(StarProg @ May 6 2007, 03:47 PM)
I have been studying this for several months now. If all of your paperwork is in order and you meet all the requirements, there is no reason for the USC to be present at the interview. If there are any irregularities in the paperwork or there are any possible red flags (extreme age difference, low income, little evidence of relationship, etc.) it definitely would not be a bad idea for the USC to attend the interview.
Thanks for the info, sounds like your ahead of the game...
Solaris
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