second interview k-1

[Moroccoforever 0]

Hi everybody

Has anyone had to come back for a second interview ?

Plz tell me any questions that they asked you ?

If it was a meeting or like a actual interview ? Thank you

[az110965 252]

There have been incidents reported here on VJ where 2nd interviews have been conducted (usually at high fraud Embassys).

There have also been instances where the petitioner has not attended the first interview and the Consulate insists on having both parties present to question them both (usually about the validity of the relationship).

Look at it this way... A second interview is better than a denial at the first one!

[DonnaMarie 0]

Did your fiance/husband get called for a 2nd interview? I've heard that a few times in Casablanca andit usually turned out to be in the petitioner's favor. Was a letter sent of a phone call?

[TBoneTX 43,422]

There have also been instances where the petitioner has not attended the first interview and the Consulate insists on having both parties present to question them both (usually about the validity of the relationship).

For everyone who's reading this: If the quoted passage applies to you, there will almost certainly be a Stokes interview -- not pleasant or to be treated casually. Read this thread and be very prepared:

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/207292-embassy-wants-petitioner-at-next-cr-1-interview-any-advice/

[az110965 252]

For those newbies here, heed TBone's advice regarding a Stokes interview at the Embassy stage. His posts about his experience are posted here on VJ and should be required reading!

While most Embassy interviews are straight forward and short in duration, there are instances where the Consulate does not fully believe the petitioner and beneficiary have a bonified relationship. In these instances the Consulate has the authority to demand the petitioner be present for an additional interview, some of which are "Stokes" style. These interviews are NEVER fun and require a lot of preparation in order to pass.

[TBoneTX 43,422]

While most Embassy interviews are straight forward and short in duration, there are instances where the Consulate does not fully believe the petitioner and beneficiary have a bonified relationship. In these instances the Consulate has the authority to demand the petitioner be present for an additional interview, some of which are "Stokes" style. These interviews are NEVER fun and require a lot of preparation in order to pass.

Thank you, si man, and great explanation about an awful occurrence, sigh man.