When will I get aproval!!!!

[no name 1]

I don't know what will happen at your interview since we did not apply for a K-1, but I hear that they ask a lot more questions of K-1 applicants than they do of couples like my husband and I, who have been married for 5+ years and obviously aren't in a sham marriage for immigration purposes.

I'm surprised that you have not yet observed that your "I hear"s are largely incorrect.

K-1 interviews in London are surprisingly question-free.

Never heard of many questions asked at UK embassy interviews.

Edited October 3, 2006 by devilette

[dwar49 0]

My fiancee hasnt had her interview yet, but I too have yet to hear of anyone being asked many questions at the interview. For most that is the easiest part of the whole process!!!

[Joey559 1]

My fiancee hasnt had her interview yet, but I too have yet to hear of anyone being asked many questions at the interview. For most that is the easiest part of the whole process!!!

Definitley. For the most part the review is, "All that worrying for nothing!"

They asked Paul one question, held up a picture of us dressed up for a halloween party and said, "Is this halloween?" then said everything here looks perfect, approved!

It'll be ok

[no name 1]

They asked Paul one question, held up a picture of us dressed up for a halloween party and said, "Is this halloween?" t

Or is it some kinky playtime for you?

[homesick_american 1]

I don't know what will happen at your interview since we did not apply for a K-1, but I hear that they ask a lot more questions of K-1 applicants than they do of couples like my husband and I, who have been married for 5+ years and obviously aren't in a sham marriage for immigration purposes.

I'm surprised that you have not yet observed that your "I hear"s are largely incorrect.

K-1 interviews in London are surprisingly question-free.

Sort of like ours was, then.

[Lou Lou 1]

I don't know what will happen at your interview since we did not apply for a K-1, but I hear that they ask a lot more questions of K-1 applicants than they do of couples like my husband and I, who have been married for 5+ years and obviously aren't in a sham marriage for immigration purposes.

I'm surprised that you have not yet observed that your "I hear"s are largely incorrect.

K-1 interviews in London are surprisingly question-free.

At my K1 interview, the 'ole man nipped to the loo, and when he came back, not only had I been called, but approved as well. No questions asked apart from "how the hell are you gonna stick a Vermont winter?"

[no name 1]

I talked to J - his interviewer asked, how did you meet? Where did she go to college here? What did she study?

That's it!