Onsite interview in the US while waiting on embassy date

[deelo 0]

We are at the waiting on embassy interview stage of our i-130.

I haven't started looking for jobs in the US, but I updated my LinkedIn profile to reflect I would be moving to the US in the late summer this year.

I was contacted by a major player in my field who were interested in me as an employee, and they are aware that I do not have my residency yet.

I have had 3 phone interviews so far which all went well, now they want to fly me in for 4-6 onsite interviews.

My problem is what other than the usual stuff (apartment, ties to home country) can I use when I am at the poe in the US.

Anyone have any experience with this?

My preferred order would be. Interview in US > embassy interview > move to the us.

The company is, if all goes well, also open to paying for my work visa instead, but at this late point it seems foolish to me. (we just passed the 10 month mark and spouse visa seems better)

My thought at the moment is inform the employer of the situation, so they know I may be turned away at the airport.

Get as much proof that ties me to my home country at the moment.

Take the chance and go to the interview, hope it goes well and have them offer me the job once the i-130 is all approved.

Any thoughts?

[Moomin 292]

Hei there,

One suggestion is to schedule interview at embassy a month ahead of the interview. Before your embassy interview, travel to the US to have your job interviews, take your embassy interview letter(a copy of it) with you to show at POE if they ask more for proof. That along with your NOA2 and other ties of course.

Good luck/held og lykke.