petioner and applicant interview

[Krispy K 1]

Is it possible for the petitioner to join with his/her principal applicant during interview?

[ivana99 4]

Is it possible for the petitioner to join with his/her principal applicant during interview?

Hi Krispy K, When is your interview? And your PD? Thanks

[apple21 953]

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[apple21 953]

Unlikely, unless the applicant is a minor, a senior citizen, a handicapped or mentally challenged person.

[shtu 11]

I have emailed my Embassy with the same question, and they replied that I can be with my husband during the interview since I'm the petitioner. I am planning to print this reply and bring with us to the interview if any questions arise from the security stuff.

Call them or email to be sure - it might be Embassy dependent matter.

[Cathi 5,614]

I attended the interview with my husband, I am the petitioner, and I was interviewed as well. Each consulate has it rules as far as the petitioner attending or not. Best thing to so is to contact the consulate visa email to inquire.

[Krispy K 1]

Hi Krispy K, When is your interview? And your PD? Thanks

hi, no interview yet, im still on the long process, cheers .

I have emailed my Embassy with the same question, and they replied that I can be with my husband during the interview since I'm the petitioner. I am planning to print this reply and bring with us to the interview if any questions arise from the security stuff.

Call them or email to be sure - it might be Embassy dependent matter.

thanks

[Krispy K 1]

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wat do mean by deleted?

[apple21 953]

wat do mean by deleted?

I posted a wrong link that's why i deleted my post.

[Krispy K 1]

I posted a wrong link that's why i deleted my post.

ah ok, congrats on your CC, im still on a very long process

[del-2-5-2014 1,339]

Is it possible for the petitioner to join with his/her principal applicant during interview?

I think that this is allowed in the Philippines.

IMHO, not attending, especially when the opportunity exists is not advisable.

Though while not the Philippines but the interviewer reacted positively when she learned that I the petitioner was outside the embassy waiting. She spent time going through both my passports to verify the fact and was all smiles.

[MO-MO1974 7]

I think that this is allowed in the Philippines.

IMHO, not attending, especially when the opportunity exists is not advisable.

Though while not the Philippines but the interviewer reacted positively when she learned that I the petitioner was outside the embassy waiting. She spent time going through both my passports to verify the fact and was all smiles.

Gowon,is this allowed in Nigeria?my wife wants to go in with me but I am not certain it is allowed.that would be great if alllowed

[del-2-5-2014 1,339]

Gowon,is this allowed in Nigeria?my wife wants to go in with me but I am not certain it is allowed.that would be great if alllowed

No not allowed per see BUT you can wait outside the embassy and give your passports to your beneficiary to show the CO that you are outside. It will also give your beneficiary a big emotional support.

Again, this was partly crucial to our approval in my opinion. The demeanor of the interviewer changed from that point onward, according to my Wife.

United has $940 round trip tickets through April so you might be lucky on the dates.

Good luck.

[MO-MO1974 7]

No not allowed per see BUT you can wait outside the embassy and give your passports to your beneficiary to show the CO that you are outside. It will also give your beneficiary a big emotional support.

Again, this was partly crucial to our approval in my opinion. The demeanor of the interviewer changed from that point onward, according to my Wife.

United has $940 round trip tickets through April so you might be lucky on the dates.

Good luck.

nice on the 940$ on round trip,very very nice.really appreciate your response.will give them the passport like you said.thanks a lot

[mijtadel 1]

My petitioner was with me during my interview. Everything went well, with him beside me during the whole process. He was also greeted and was asked some simple few questions.