K-1 visa approved!

[Rufus2012 175]

My fiance had her K-1 interview at the embassy in Yerevan, Armenia and was approved.

I went with her, but they do not allow the USC in the building, so I waited outside. Luckily I was aware of this and had the taxi driver wait, avoiding hypothermia.

The entire process took 1:20 for her. I was actually shocked to see her come out so quickly. The staff inside were very pleasant, and the CO was really nice according to her account and had a good sense of humor.

They took the expected paperwork, did not keep any of the proof of relationship paperwork (skype logs, emails, photos, boarding passes), and for the I-134, they only took my latest 1040 form, despite us having several years worth of stuff just in case.

The CO asked a few basic questions. It seemed to her that he had done his homework beforehand, as he knew some of our details. The questions were:

When did you meet?

Where does he work?

What is his profession?

He also asked who some of the other people in two of our photographs were.

There may have been another question or so, but as she said, the interview part was over in 5 minutes, and there were no scary or personal questions. Basic biographical stuff, nothing unexpected. The CO told her they will call her to get her visa.

230 days since NOA1, 160 days for NOA2.

[Ashlee and Bjørn 6]

Congratulations!!!

[Hank_ 9,173]

Congrats!! :dance:

[skiptex 225]

MAZEL TOV!!!!

[NateFP 10]

My fiance had her K-1 interview at the embassy in Yerevan, Armenia and was approved.

I went with her, but they do not allow the USC in the building, so I waited outside. Luckily I was aware of this and had the taxi driver wait, avoiding hypothermia.

The entire process took 1:20 for her. I was actually shocked to see her come out so quickly. The staff inside were very pleasant, and the CO was really nice according to her account and had a good sense of humor.

They took the expected paperwork, did not keep any of the proof of relationship paperwork (skype logs, emails, photos, boarding passes), and for the I-134, they only took my latest 1040 form, despite us having several years worth of stuff just in case.

The CO asked a few basic questions. It seemed to her that he had done his homework beforehand, as he knew some of our details. The questions were:

When did you meet?

Where does he work?

What is his profession?

He also asked who some of the other people in two of our photographs were.

There may have been another question or so, but as she said, the interview part was over in 5 minutes, and there were no scary or personal questions. Basic biographical stuff, nothing unexpected. The CO told her they will call her to get her visa.

230 days since NOA1, 160 days for NOA2.

Congratulations!!!!