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My wifes parents interview is on October 19th at the US Embassy in Manila. Is there anyone that can tell us what kind of questions they will ask her parents? This is for parents of a US citizen.

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wow my interview is on the same date. what tym?

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6:15 am is the time of her parents interview.

Is there anyone that can write about experience of a parent interview at the US embassy?

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The US Embassy has waived the requirement of scheduling interview for my mother so I was told she can go any day from Mon-Fri. Her medical isn't cleared yet though so I'm planning to call the US Embassy tomorrow to find out if she can get the interview ahead of the medical clearance if her sputum test returns negative tomorrow. If they let her, then she'll go for an interview on Monday, Oct. 15 and I'll let you know what they ask her. Otherwise, please let me know what they ask your in-laws please. :)

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2008-08-16 Sent N-400

2008-08-18 Application Received

2008-08-19 Check Cashed

2008-09-18 Biometrics

2008-12-09 Interview

2009-01-XX Oath (Yay! I'm a citizen)

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07/19 - NOA2 approval

08/20 - Case received at NVC

08/23 - emailed DS-3022

08/25 - mailed AOS

08/27 - received AOS

08/31 - AOS Accepted

09/04 - Received confirmation of DS-3022

09/05 - Received IV invoice

09/05 - Pay IV bill

09/06 - IV showed as paid

09/06 - Send DS-230 packet

09/10 - Received DS-230 packet by NVC

09/17 - DS-230 Accepted/Case Complete

09/28 - Transfer to Manila Embassy

10/02 - Medical Exam at St. Luke's

10/08- 10/10 - Sputum Test

10/09 - Received by Manila Embassy

10/12 - Result of Sputum Test (Need to repeat)

10/16-10/18 - Repeat Sputum Test (Negative)

12/13 - Sputum Final Result (Negative)

12/21 - Interview at Embassy (Approved)

12/28 - Visa Picked Up from 2GO

12/28 - CFO

12/30 - POE (LAX)

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ChrisB0707   4

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The US Embassy has waived the requirement of scheduling interview for my mother so I was told she can go any day from Mon-Fri. Her medical isn't cleared yet though so I'm planning to call the US Embassy tomorrow to find out if she can get the interview ahead of the medical clearance if her sputum test returns negative tomorrow. If they let her, then she'll go for an interview on Monday, Oct. 15 and I'll let you know what they ask her. Otherwise, please let me know what they ask your in-laws please. :)

How did you get the requirement to schedule an interview waived? I have never heard of that. I thought the NVC had to schedule it.

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ca_babe   129

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How did you get the requirement to schedule an interview waived? I have never heard of that. I thought the NVC had to schedule it.

I requested for an expedited processing from NVC and they forwarded my request to the US Embassy. The US Embassy approved it so NVC sent my papers over to the US Embassy without scheduling an interview date. The US Embassy then told me to come whenever my mom's medical has been completed.

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2008-08-16 Sent N-400

2008-08-18 Application Received

2008-08-19 Check Cashed

2008-09-18 Biometrics

2008-12-09 Interview

2009-01-XX Oath (Yay! I'm a citizen)

==========================

07/19 - NOA2 approval

08/20 - Case received at NVC

08/23 - emailed DS-3022

08/25 - mailed AOS

08/27 - received AOS

08/31 - AOS Accepted

09/04 - Received confirmation of DS-3022

09/05 - Received IV invoice

09/05 - Pay IV bill

09/06 - IV showed as paid

09/06 - Send DS-230 packet

09/10 - Received DS-230 packet by NVC

09/17 - DS-230 Accepted/Case Complete

09/28 - Transfer to Manila Embassy

10/02 - Medical Exam at St. Luke's

10/08- 10/10 - Sputum Test

10/09 - Received by Manila Embassy

10/12 - Result of Sputum Test (Need to repeat)

10/16-10/18 - Repeat Sputum Test (Negative)

12/13 - Sputum Final Result (Negative)

12/21 - Interview at Embassy (Approved)

12/28 - Visa Picked Up from 2GO

12/28 - CFO

12/30 - POE (LAX)

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ChrisB0707   4

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Is there anyone who can let's us know what questions my wife's parents will get at the interview? This is for parents of a US citizen. Do they need to bring anything? Any tips would be great.

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Basically, the consul would ask about your parent-child relationship. I will post the questions my hubby was asked during his interview (his father was his petitioner). Maybe it's safe to assume that your parents will also be asked the same, just in reverse.

1. What's the name of your petitioner? Petitioner's date of birth and place of birth?

2. What's your relationship with your petitioner?

3. When did your petitioner go to the US?

4. How did your petitioner acquire his green card/permanent resident status?

5. What does your petitioner do for a living?

6. Where does your petitioner live? (Give exact US address)

7. Who are the members of your petitioner's household? Their jobs?

8. When did your petitioner naturalize?

9. When was the last time your petitioner visited the Philippines?

Your parents must bring original copies of (they should have their own copies since they will be interviewed individually):

- your (petitioner's NSO birth certificate)

- their NSO birth certificate

- their NSO marriage certificate

- NBI clearance

- petitioner's latest ITR and W2

- their pictures together with the petitioner

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ChrisB0707   4

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Is all of this really needed? I thought they already had all of these things. With parents of a US citizen don't they just need to show up for the interview. Maybe bring a few family photos.

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Is all of this really needed? I thought they already had all of these things. With parents of a US citizen don't they just need to show up for the interview. Maybe bring a few family photos.

The consuls can ask for any document regardless if they were already submitted to NVC or not.

Better to be prepared than to go thru AP.

Being the immediate relative of a US citizen doesn't make an applicant immune from the consul's scrutiny.

Good luck. :innocent:

:wub:10-year GC holder :wub:

My Parents’ B2 Tourist Visa Application - APPROVED

 

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ca_babe   129

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Let us know how your in-laws' interview goes when you get a chance!

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2008-08-16 Sent N-400

2008-08-18 Application Received

2008-08-19 Check Cashed

2008-09-18 Biometrics

2008-12-09 Interview

2009-01-XX Oath (Yay! I'm a citizen)

==========================

07/19 - NOA2 approval

08/20 - Case received at NVC

08/23 - emailed DS-3022

08/25 - mailed AOS

08/27 - received AOS

08/31 - AOS Accepted

09/04 - Received confirmation of DS-3022

09/05 - Received IV invoice

09/05 - Pay IV bill

09/06 - IV showed as paid

09/06 - Send DS-230 packet

09/10 - Received DS-230 packet by NVC

09/17 - DS-230 Accepted/Case Complete

09/28 - Transfer to Manila Embassy

10/02 - Medical Exam at St. Luke's

10/08- 10/10 - Sputum Test

10/09 - Received by Manila Embassy

10/12 - Result of Sputum Test (Need to repeat)

10/16-10/18 - Repeat Sputum Test (Negative)

12/13 - Sputum Final Result (Negative)

12/21 - Interview at Embassy (Approved)

12/28 - Visa Picked Up from 2GO

12/28 - CFO

12/30 - POE (LAX)

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