joining wife at interview

[ninjarocket 1]

Just a silly question that only previous interviewees will know the answer to: I'm planning to attend my wife's K3/CR interview. Do married couples get separated and interviewed separately or are they always interviewed together?

[luv2uallday 1]

Just a silly question that only previous interviewees will know the answer to: I'm planning to attend my wife's K3/CR interview. Do married couples get separated and interviewed separately or are they always interviewed together?

I attended my wife's interview in manila and we sat in one room for the interview... it was quite fun besides being nervous as hell....

oh btw where do you plan to stay at? when you go there in a hotel/motel?

[ninjarocket 1]

I've already been to Manila a couple of times with my wife while on vacation, so we might stay in the same hotel. It's very close to the USEM. She'll have to go for the medical alone however because I don't have enough vacation time saved up to spend more than about a week or so.

Just a silly question that only previous interviewees will know the answer to: I'm planning to attend my wife's K3/CR interview. Do married couples get separated and interviewed separately or are they always interviewed together?

I attended my wife's interview in manila and we sat in one room for the interview... it was quite fun besides being nervous as hell....

oh btw where do you plan to stay at? when you go there in a hotel/motel?

[chris-lei 1]

I heard different views on this. Some CO doesnt mine whether the petitioner accompanied the beneficiary, they even let the petitioner in the room with her during the interview. I havent heard (in USEM) that CO grilled the petitioner also. I heard it's easy in USEM, they dont really mind. I wish my fiance was with me..morale support.

In some consulates, the CO grills the petitioner and they interview the couple separately.

Goodluck on your interview!

[luv2uallday 1]

Just a silly question that only previous interviewees will know the answer to: I'm planning to attend my wife's K3/CR interview. Do married couples get separated and interviewed separately or are they always interviewed together?

I attended my wife's interview in manila and we sat in one room for the interview... it was quite fun besides being nervous as hell....

oh btw where do you plan to stay at? when you go there in a hotel/motel?

the best hotel to be at is the bayview hotel right in front of the embassy talking about convenience.. also a good one is duck inn that one rocks but there are others forgot the name one i stayed in for a night cuz everywhere else booked, it was a nightmare nothing worked walked out of the room and walkiing in water the CR OMG yukky... true nightmare.....

lesson learned if you can get your room ASAP don't wait till the last minute cuz you might gets stuck in the hotel from hell like i did lol thank God i could move to another though....

Also... What time is the interview? if yours is like 8am it's best to get in line at 6am.... cuz there will be a million people lining up next to the embassy.... (if you want to sit you CAN rent a chair lol) When the time comes the Guard and a really grumpy lady will yell out certain categories to fall in line...... OH yea watch out for line jumpers!!! oh im going off topic here just going through my experience at the embassy..... Let me say that the biggest and hardest part of the interview is gettting over your own nerves..... And also when you get your number and sit down in the waiting area inside the EMBASSY it is very very important that you don't miss your number being called it is so loud and hectic inside and the speaker isn't loud that you can easily miss it and if you miss your number it could mean ALOONG TIME waiting..... well enough of me talking talking... I wish you the best of luck and hopefully your experience is like mine 3 hrs 58 min's waiting for the interview and 3 minutes actuall interview time and BOOM visa approved...... it was almost as fast as getting a hamburger at MCDONALDS, Also if the consuls want to leave early on the day of your wife's interview they will speed through the interviews and try not to ask lots of questions, thats why i was soo lucky it was friday and they were pushing out interviews left and right to end the day short.... Also, How well and smooth the pre-interview goes with your wife will be a gauge as to how well your interview with the consul will be... If the prescreener has alot of questions and takes time to finish with you and it is not smooth going you may have a little hard questioning from the consul.... That was my experience.... Mine with the prescreener was smooth sailing.. Also, the pre-screeners are very impatient so if your wife has trouble like with fingerprinting etc they will get mad so remember always smile and bring lots and lots of patience and thick skin.... enough of me ranting take care have fun and take care

[KC♥MP 0]

Good luck on the upcoming interview

[SeiChii 1]

can u go with your husband or wife medical and interview? thanks

[chris-lei 1]

can u go with your husband or wife medical and interview? thanks

Yes you can go with your husband during the interview. But I dont know regarding the medical. But I guess he will be just fine on his own. Goodluck to your husband Joan!