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| Jamaica |  Review on May 12, 2018: |
LHenry
Rating:  | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
Interview date: May 8th 2018
CO: Caucasian man with southern/country accent
1. Who is the petitioner?
2. Where did you guys meet?
3. How did you guys meet?
4. How long after you guys met did you see her again?
5. How many times did your wife come to see you in the last year?
6. What's your mother in laws name?
7. Have you met her mother in person?
8. Have you met her father and whats his name?
9. How many siblings does your wife have?
10. Where did we get married?
11. Were your parents there?
12. was her parents there?
11. Why weren't our parents at the wedding? (We eloped)
13. Who was at the wedding?
14. Who was the officiator?
15. How many kids do I have and how many children does your wife have and what are their ages?
16. have you ever meet her child in person?
17. has your wife ever been married, why did she get a divorce, when did she get a divorce? (Smdh)
The CO asked to see wedding photos specifically (nothing else) and then asked my husband to show him some photos of his choice, so my husband showed him photo's of him and my son together and then showed him pictures of my Mom and Aunt when my husband took us to Ocho and Negril. I did not attend this interveiw and my husband swears this is why he was asked a billion questions (lol)
Visa approved!!
Hope this helps, best wishes to all!!
St. Andrew Medical appointment: April 24th
My husbands appointment was scheduled for 7:30am, he was done by 10:00am and arrived at 5:50am. He observed that there were several people, maybe 20 or more in line already. He said they register you by appointment time so it is not first come first serve. He arrived to the appointment with 50,100 jmd ($400 usd) and left with about 6,262 jmd ($50 usd). He required 3 immunizations and an x-ray. He was told he needed to come back another day and pick up his medical and they would contact him when the cd was ready. Apparently he has to travel with this cd to the states. At the time of my husbands interview he decided to swing by the hospital to see if the cd was ready and it was. No one notified him like they said they would, so unless you live in kingston (he currently lives in Montego Bay) I suggest you also swing by the hospital to check the status of your cd while in Kingston for your interveiw
(updated on May 12, 2018)
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Consulate / USCIS Member Review #23777