INTERVIEW Q's asked at USEM Manila

[Jojo_Jess 8]

Apologize, but for some reason could not post a review in the Embassy section, however, wanted to share our experience with fellow VJer's with Fiances in the Philippines.

My fiancee had her interview yesterday and these are some of the questions asked while she was there.

1) Name

2) My Name

3) What happened to your fiance's 1st marriage?

4) When date did it end?

5) How did you meet?

6) How long have we known each other?

7) When did we became boyfriend/girlfriend?

8) What do you like about your fiance?

They asked for the Affidavit of Support and supporting documents, looked at a few pictures of us and the American CO said "...everything looks good. Just go to the window and set up delivery of your visa."

That was it! Went very smoothly for her albeit with only 1 hr sleep prior to arriving at the USEM at around 4AM!

One more stop to go (CFO) and then good 'ol USA!

[sweet cakes 326]

Apologize, but for some reason could not post a review in the Embassy section, however, wanted to share our experience with fellow VJer's with Fiances in the Philippines.

My fiancee had her interview yesterday and these are some of the questions asked while she was there.

1) Name

2) My Name

3) What happened to your fiance's 1st marriage?

4) When date did it end?

5) How did you meet?

6) How long have we known each other?

7) When did we became boyfriend/girlfriend?

8) What do you like about your fiance?

They asked for the Affidavit of Support and supporting documents, looked at a few pictures of us and the American CO said "...everything looks good. Just go to the window and set up delivery of your visa."

That was it! Went very smoothly for her albeit with only 1 hr sleep prior to arriving at the USEM at around 4AM!

One more stop to go (CFO) and then good 'ol USA!

Thanks for sharing your experience! You're almost there, guys! Cheers!!

[Greenbaum 12,259]

Thanks for sharing. I'm sure others will see how easy the interview and hopefully relax so they can enjoy the experience. Good luck and congratulations.

[Emanettes 11]

Ooohhh this made me calm a bit.. I am not there yet, still waiting for the case number, but soon I will be answering the CO's questions. Thanks!

[Hank_ 9,174]

Apologize, but for some reason could not post a review in the Embassy section, however, wanted to share our experience with fellow VJer's with Fiances in the Philippines.

My fiancee had her interview yesterday and these are some of the questions asked while she was there.

1) Name

2) My Name

3) What happened to your fiance's 1st marriage?

4) When date did it end?

5) How did you meet?

6) How long have we known each other?

7) When did we became boyfriend/girlfriend?

8) What do you like about your fiance?

They asked for the Affidavit of Support and supporting documents, looked at a few pictures of us and the American CO said "...everything looks good. Just go to the window and set up delivery of your visa."

That was it! Went very smoothly for her albeit with only 1 hr sleep prior to arriving at the USEM at around 4AM!

One more stop to go (CFO) and then good 'ol USA!

Congrats!!

One hour sleep.... !!!

[Sirliner 26]

Congratulations. Good information. Just curious, what were the "supporting documents" they asked for?

[Hank_ 9,174]

Congratulations. Good information. Just curious, what were the "supporting documents" they asked for?

The embassy instructions letter asks for copies of the most recent tax return and W-2 as supporting documents for the I-134

[The Nature Boy 4,224]

Thanks for sharing. I'm sure others will see how easy the interview and hopefully relax so they can enjoy the experience. Good luck and congratulations.

Sage advice.

[Jojo_Jess 8]

Yup! Hank_ nailed it on the head again. Thanks again!

[jessel 1]

Congratulations , I had my interview this morning as well and everything went well. At the end at window 72, he said you can go home and congratulations

[Greenbaum 12,259]

jessel, on 26 Jun 2014 - 07:08 AM, said:

Congratulations , I had my interview this morning as well and everything went well. At the end at window 72, he said you can go home and congratulations

Congrats!

[mumof2 0]

anybody here have dependents (children 6yo & below) how was it during the interview? were they asked? my concern is, my children (4&5yo) have developmental delays hence will most likely not be cooperative behaviorally or with answering questions. any tips?

[Greenbaum 12,259]

mumof2, on 27 Jun 2014 - 04:28 AM, said:mumof2, on 27 Jun 2014 - 04:28 AM, said:

anybody here have dependents (children 6yo & below) how was it during the interview? were they asked? my concern is, my children (4&5yo) have developmental delays hence will most likely not be cooperative behaviorally or with answering questions. any tips?

Developmental problems will not prevent your children and you from passing your interview. Children of that age would probably only be asked non-interview questions like "are you excited to go to USA" etc. My stepchildren went through the interview with no problems and were never asked any questions (they are a little older than yours).

Go and be relaxed. Look the CO in the eye when answering his/her questions, be truthful and be confident. This is your day to shine so put a smile on your face and have that feeling that you can do this.

Good luck.

Edited June 27, 2014 by Greenbaum