HI EVERYONE

HAS ANYONE HAD THERE INTERVIEW @ BOGOTA EMBASSY LATELY, WE HAVE OUR INTERVIEW MONDAY,APRIL 10TH. LOOKING TO GET IDEA ,OF WHAT KIND OF QUESTIONS THEY MAY ASK, HOW LONG IS TYPICAL INTERVIEW, ANY DO"S AND DONT"S AT THE INTERVIEW .AND WHAT TIME CAN YOU PICK UP THE VISA ,THE FOLLOWING DAY? THANKS, JON

hi everyone , the question about interview is a moot point now.liliana had her interview today and she was approved. interview lasted only 5 minutes and she was out by 1000am.


thanks jon

Jon i may have some questions for you in the near future if you dont mind. I just send my i-129f in today so i know i have a long road ahead of me. Where you present for the interview i dont plan on being there. Again i know way in advance to think about this. Congrats and hopefully my girl can be here in about 6-9 months. Any tips besides waiting patiently would be appreciated.

Thanks
JOe

I too would like to hear about the interview process in Bogota, we are still waiting for the NOA2, but news about this process would be very nice to have while waiting for an interview date.

My novia had her interview today and the K-1 visa was approved. She said that the whole thing was very easy and that the people there were very pleasant with her. A few comments:

I had sent her English-version documents already filled out (the papers from the embassy said that they can be in either English or Spanish). Well today they told her that turning in the English version would slow things down, so they gave her documents in Spanish to fill out.

About an hour after turning in all her documents they called her up to talk to the consul. Olga said that she was a gringa and that her Spanish wasn't very good. The lady made a joke, which put Olga at ease. She then asked the following questions:

How did you meet?
When was the last time you saw your novio?
How many times have you seen him?
Why do you want to get married?
Where does he live?
What does your family think about you leaving for the US?
When did he buy his house? (she didn't know the answer and the lady said that was ok)
Do you have any friends/relatives in the US and where do they live?

Those are all the questions I can remember her telling me. She then asked Olga if she had any proof of the relationship with her and Olga told her what she had. She said the lady looked through about half of it (we had lots of pictures, my phone bills, flight itineraries, etc.) and then told her she was approved. She arrived this morning a little before 7am and was done at 11am. She's supposed to go back tomorrow at 4pm (as has been previously documented here on VJ) to pick up the paperwork.

Congrats to both of you.

Peter Miami