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That depends on the country you are dealing with. Many embassies don't allow it. Some do, and even encourage it.

I'd suggest contacting the appropriate embassy and asking them.

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That depends on the country you are dealing with. Many embassies don't allow it. Some do, and even encourage it.

I'd suggest contacting the appropriate embassy and asking them.

And please fill out your information (visa type, country, etc) so that VisaJourney users can better help you.

Good luck!

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That depends on the country you are dealing with. Many embassies don't allow it. Some do, and even encourage it.

I'd suggest contacting the appropriate embassy and asking them.

And please fill out your information (visa type, country, etc) so that VisaJourney users can better help you.

Good luck!

I suspect the real question is whether they can attend the actual interview with you, so that's the question to ask. Of course a USC can enter any US Embassy but some allow couples to attend the interview together and others do not. For instance, in Hong Kong, the couple can interview together but in Guangzhou, the USC waits on the 4th floor of the office building where the Consulate is located until their fiance(e) or spouse finishes their interview. USC services are available on the opposite side of the fifth floor from the interview area, where USC's are not allowed.

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My bet is the poster is from my country when she used "USEM" (stands for US Embassy Manila). I believe you can take your fiance with you during your interview. Make sure he got his passport with him as proof of his identity. He can even be right there with you inside the CO's booth and sometimes, the petitioner participates in the interview. Some say it's a plus if the petitioner is present because it shows support and strong proof of bonafide relationship.

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My bet is the poster is from my country when she used "USEM" (stands for US Embassy Manila). I believe you can take your fiance with you during your interview. Make sure he got his passport with him as proof of his identity. He can even be right there with you inside the CO's booth and sometimes, the petitioner participates in the interview. Some say it's a plus if the petitioner is present because it shows support and strong proof of bonafide relationship.

Good luck!

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Yes, the OP shows Manila as the Embassy in their timeline. As David-Mae Forever states the USC can attend the interview and it is suggested. What better proof is there than the petitioner flying over for interview? :thumbs:

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Yes, petitioner is allowed to go with you at USEM (US Embassy Manila). He only needs to present his passport to the guards for entry. And it usually a "PLUS FACTOR" if the fiance/petitioner is present for the interview, since that will be the best proof of the bonafide relationship. Good Luck!

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