Interview

[andersensr68 0]

I am wondering if I should attend my fiancee's interview even though I heard in China I am not even allowed on the consulate grounds. If not would it be better that I at least go there to fly back into the states?

[joeyjoey 1]

I am wondering if I should attend my fiancee's interview even though I heard in China I am not even allowed on the consulate grounds. If not would it be better that I at least go there to fly back into the states?

You can email the Consulate and ask the question if you can attend. At least you'll have that answer as a hard fact. Regarding flying back to the US with her, I think that's a good idea. I did that with Fernanda and we both enjoyed it. I was more relaxed because I knew she was OK. She was more relaxed because I was with her. It's a good way to start life together! Then again, if your money says that you cannot or should not make the trip, then don't.

[youtube 0]

I am wondering if I should attend my fiancee's interview even though I heard in China I am not even allowed on the consulate grounds. If not would it be better that I at least go there to fly back into the states?

You won't be allowed in the interview. You can accompany her to the consulate but will have to stay in the waiting room

[lostinblue 1,989]

http://candleforlove.com/forums/index.php?

Here is a web site that will help you decide to go or not. Yes you can get in but will not be with her at the interview.

some one who had their interview is posted here

http://candleforlove.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=28240

[pushbrk 13,569]

http://candleforlove.com/forums/index.php?

Here is a web site that will help you decide to go or not. Yes you can get in but will not be with her at the interview.

some one who had their interview is posted here

http://candleforlove.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=28240

USC petitioners usually wait in the coffee shop on the fouth floor while their beneficiaries interview on the fifth. The part of the Consulate that issues visa and serves US Citizens is in a combination office and residential building.

I would have gone if I could have. If you go, have your fiance hand over your passport with hers so the officer knows you are there in support of her on interview day.

[truffles 2]

it might be worth asking the same question in the regional forum? ...people who actually have been through that particular consulate may be able to give you some information of what to expect. personal experiences are always interesting and sometimes reassuring. Good luck

[YanJeff 0]

http://candleforlove.com/

You will find the answers to all of your Guangzhou questions.

[Jasman0717 9]

As a US citizen, you must be given access to the embassy. It is considered US soil and the US citizen has the right to access.

[Vivi and Michael 0]

Hello there!

I think that you should send an email to the U.S.Consulate in China asking them if it's true you can't go to the interview with your fiancee. They will answer you right away. In fact, I had an issue with my Fiance's Police Certificate from China (we applied at consulate in Venezuela but mi fiance lived 1 year in China and chinese police certificate was required), and I contacted the US Consulate in Beijing, and they were very polite and helpful, and answered all my doubts my email.

This is the email address: AmCitBeijing@state.gov

I hope this can help you to make a decision.

Good luck!!!!

Vivian

Sunrise, FL

[Vivi and Michael 0]

Hello there!

I think that you should send an email to the U.S.Consulate in China asking them if it's true you can't go to the interview with your fiancee. They will answer you right away. In fact, I had an issue with my Fiance's Police Certificate from China (we applied at consulate in Venezuela but mi fiance lived 1 year in China and chinese police certificate was required), and I contacted the US Consulate in Beijing, and they were very polite and helpful, and answered all my doubts my email.

This is the email address: AmCitBeijing@state.gov

I hope this can help you to make a decision.

Good luck!!!!

Vivian

Sunrise, FL

[mox 298]

As a US citizen, you must be given access to the embassy. It is considered US soil and the US citizen has the right to access.

Not true, unless you're claiming asylum. That would be a bad idea if all you wanted to do was be with your fiance during her interview because you'd still be thrown out and you'd have a lot of 'splainin to do. In most US embassies you must have business in order to be admitted.

Edited February 7, 2008 by mox