Interview harassment or what ?

[thongd4me 69]

well IF it comes to this will keep your advisement under my hat

Our AOS interview was very relaxed, open and non-confrontational.

Not all interviews can be like that.

Due to your past history, your interviews will all likely be stressful and adversarial.

The Immigration Officer sets the tone and calls all the shots.

Your mission is to try and change the tone of the interview

despite the fact that the IO is your sworn enemy.

If you can get him to laugh or smile and make a common,

confident and assured front while deflecting his barbs with

cheerful honest answers, you may be on your way to changing the outcome.

If in some way he actually steps outside the realm of what is ethical,

legal counsel may be able to tell you how to use that to your benefit.

If you decide to bring a case against the IO, you can't just base that on

your idea of "right or wrong" but upon established immigration regulations

and procedures.

Edited August 31, 2010 by thongd4me