preparing for interview

[jane21 11]

What are the possible questions will ask? My husband had a criminal record, I just want to prepare myself for my interview though we have not received yet the noa2..

[The Mean Lady 604]

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[reginaglenn 25]

Expect questions like how, where and when did you met( this is common or say standard). But questions vary, because we have unique love stories. Maybe more about your marriage. Know more about his criminal records. No worries , i guess CO will always know . Answer honestly.. Good luck.

Edited July 5, 2013 by reginaglenn

[reginaglenn 25]

Are we on the same town?

[jane21 11]

Expect questions like how, where and when did you met( this is common or say standard). But questions vary, because we have unique love stories. Maybe more about your marriage. Know more about his criminal records. No worries , i guess CO will always know . Answer honestly.. Good luck.

thank you.. do you think criminal domestic violence will not affect to approve my visa? im just worried because he went to jail for 4months because of criminal domestic violence and he is on probation thats why he cant leave US to visit me here, but we live for almost 2years here in Philippines and married for 2years and 3months..

Are we on the sai

Are we on the same town?

im from tacloban, do you also live here?

[Tahoma 2,292]

What are the possible questions will ask? My husband had a criminal record...

...he went to jail for 4months because of criminal domestic violence and he is on probation...

The consular officer will probably ask you the same questions that you should be asking yourself.

Edited July 5, 2013 by Tahoma

[reginaglenn 25]

Since you're still waiting for the NOA2, expect that they will be doing a background check with your hubby, sometimes this cause delays because of the thorough security check. I have read some post that once USCIS approved your petition then you passed, now the application process moves here. Domestic violence is a very serious matter in regards to immigration. Maybe that's why they are handing out pamphlets on immigrants rights citing domestic violence, once we are already eligible for interview and once visa is approved just to make sure we are aware of this crime. I hope you know your hubby so well and i wish you good life with him. Hope you'll get your NOA2 soon. Interview was easy for me actually, the medical was very exhausting. Medical is like 5050 chance , since we don't have the control of our body( we don't know if st lukes will find anything that we're not aware that our body has it). But during interview ,it's like, its in our hands, as long as we're true to our intentions and above all we have all the requirements in hand, then no problem. Good luck!

[reginaglenn 25]

Yup,.. Tacloban..still here working while waiting for our visa. Once i got our visa , then off to my 2nd country right away, someone is waiting for more than 8 years for us to come home .

[jane21 11]

Since you're still waiting for the NOA2, expect that they will be doing a background check with your hubby, sometimes this cause delays because of the thorough security check. I have read some post that once USCIS approved your petition then you passed, now the application process moves here. Domestic violence is a very serious matter in regards to immigration. Maybe that's why they are handing out pamphlets on immigrants rights citing domestic violence, once we are already eligible for interview and once visa is approved just to make sure we are aware of this crime. I hope you know your hubby so well and i wish you good life with him. Hope you'll get your NOA2 soon. Interview was easy for me actually, the medical was very exhausting. Medical is like 5050 chance , since we don't have the control of our body( we don't know if st lukes will find anything that we're not aware that our body has it). But during interview ,it's like, its in our hands, as long as we're true to our intentions and above all we have all the requirements in hand, then no problem. Good luck

Edited July 6, 2013 by jane21

[jane21 11]

Since you're still waiting for the NOA2, expect that they will be doing a background check with your hubby, sometimes this cause delays because of the thorough security check. I have read some post that once USCIS approved your petition then you passed, now the application process moves here. Domestic violence is a very serious matter in regards to immigration. Maybe that's why they are handing out pamphlets on immigrants rights citing domestic violence, once we are already eligible for interview and once visa is approved just to make sure we are aware of this crime. I hope you know your hubby so well and i wish you good life with him. Hope you'll get your NOA2 soon. Interview was easy for me actually, the medical was very exhausting. Medical is like 5050 chance , since we don't have the control of our body( we don't know if st lukes will find anything that we're not aware that our body has it). But during interview ,it's like, its in our hands, as long as we're true to our intentions and above all we have all the requirements in hand, then no problem. Good luck!

Do we have the same situation? thank you, yes i knew my husband very well we've been married for 2years and 4months already, and living for 2years in cebu,. i just hope and pray that my visa wont get denied because of his conviction..

Edited July 6, 2013 by jane21