2nd interview

[lib2008 0]

hello everyone

my question is for anyone who had to do a second interview. does it help your case if the petitioner is present at the second interview? I am debating the pros and cons of this.

thanks

[New Beginnings 32]

hello everyone

my question is for anyone who had to do a second interview. does it help your case if the petitioner is present at the second interview? I am debating the pros and cons of this.

thanks

It would never hurt your case for them to be present. I would say if the first interview was a little rocky and there may have been some problems you would definitely want them to be there.

[TBoneTX 43,286]

You're talking about a second embassy interview, presumably. There are no disadvantages to the petitioner's being there (or for a first interview!). There are multiple disadvantages if you do not attend, including automatic refusal of the visa. Expect a Stokes interview. See the "US Consulate" forum, pinned thread, "Embassy wants Petitioner..."

[ARMANI KHAN 3]

hello everyone

my question is for anyone who had to do a second interview. does it help your case if the petitioner is present at the second interview? I am debating the pros and cons of this.

thanks

hey i had also second interview on feb 9 2010 my first interview was on jan 28 2010.

so i m telling u that u don;t need to worry abt it they only need more informations and some questions more abt ur wife and ur relations thats all they asked me in 2nd interview so i m telling u again don;t worry ok...

thanks

[TBoneTX 43,286]

i m telling u that u don;t need to worry abt it they only need more informations and some questions more abt ur wife and ur relations thats all they asked me in 2nd interview so i m telling u again don;t worry ok...

Without knowing every detail of the OP's situation, you CANNOT say what is or is not to be expected, and at a consulate different from the one where you interviewed. Please avoid telling people "not to worry" when two lives could be permanently wrecked if they believe you.

[Roy&katy 1]

Without knowing every detail of the OP's situation, you CANNOT say what is or is not to be expected, and at a consulate different from the one where you interviewed. Please avoid telling people "not to worry" when two lives could be permanently wrecked if they believe you.

I second this opinion from experience that both must attend every interview regardless how many you have, and there are still no guarantees, but dont 2nd guess your self later saying what if. Be sure you do everything possible!