Am I welcome at my fiance's interview?

[GnG 0]

My fiance has his interview at the Embassy in London in January, and I'll be in London visiting him anyway. I understand that I don't have to be there (since the UK is considered low-fraud), but can I go anyway? Will they let me into the interview, or will I just have to wait outside until he's done (possibly up to three hours...)?

Does anyone know about this?

[joeyjoey 1]

My fiance has his interview at the Embassy in London in January, and I'll be in London visiting him anyway. I understand that I don't have to be there (since the UK is considered low-fraud), but can I go anyway? Will they let me into the interview, or will I just have to wait outside until he's done (possibly up to three hours...)?

Does anyone know about this?

Should not be a problem. Petitioner's go all the time with the Beneficiary. Just be prepared, I mean, don't expect that you'll just be a fly on the wall. The CO may or may not involve you. Just be ready!

Edited December 14, 2006 by joeyjoey

[rebeccajo 14]

Yes, you can get in. Just take your passport.

Cellphones and cameras must be checked in at the lobby.

At my husband's interview the CO spoke mostly to him, but involved me at a later point. Didn't take 10 minutes total. A nice memory for us.

[Muuuuah 0]

It`s no problem to attend the interview with him in London.....good luck