K-1 visa interview

[ambrolla 4]

Hi, guys!

I was wondering, if anyone had an interview for k-1 visa at Moscow, Russia. How did it go? Did they ask a lot of questions and what questions did they ask? What information did they look for? Because I wonder how many photographs do we have to print, how much evidence do we have to bring with us. And what other documents will they look at.

Our case is at NVC right now, but we better start preparing now than be sorry later

[Paul and Svetlana 21]

My wife's interview was last Dec. and it was a very easy process. They didn't want to see any pictures but you should have some in case they ask. Don't go crazy with pictures but have maybe 10 or so. Her interview was only 10 mins at most. Some basic questions like when you last met. Maybe she asked 2-7 questions. How long did you know him. Where do you plan to live. Questions like that. Go to the Moscow embassy web site for the documents that you need. You will get an email when you papers get to the embassy telling you what to do next. It's the exact stuff they tell you on the web site. There are some things you can do now and to save time you need to do them now. Like get your medical etc.. It's on the web site. The interview was very friendly. Good Luck

[ambrolla 4]

My wife's interview was last Dec. and it was a very easy process. They didn't want to see any pictures but you should have some in case they ask. Don't go crazy with pictures but have maybe 10 or so. Her interview was only 10 mins at most. Some basic questions like when you last met. Maybe she asked 2-7 questions. How long did you know him. Where do you plan to live. Questions like that. Go to the Moscow embassy web site for the documents that you need. You will get an email when you papers get to the embassy telling you what to do next. It's the exact stuff they tell you on the web site. There are some things you can do now and to save time you need to do them now. Like get your medical etc.. It's on the web site. The interview was very friendly. Good Luck

Thank you!

Its just, when he applied first for a B-2 visa to visit me, they were very specific and so I'm little bit worried. I even have 1 picture of my fiance and my dad. lol.

Also, I'm very worried on how would they react to the co-sponsorship because I will not be his sponsor (I wrote a letter to CO stating that I am not eligible to be fiance's sponsor). I just want him to get this visa and be together for the rest of our lives

And we memorized that website's list already

[Paul and Svetlana 21]

Yea, on the B-2 visa they want to make sure that they go back home after the visit. It's not automatic that everyone can get a B-2. On the co-sponsership I can't help you on that as I don't know how they will react. Your K-1 visa will be in his hands soon. Now is the hardest wait time. It will come so hang in there. Good Luck

[vbtwo 54]

Moscow is very easy for K1 from what I've read. They should only ask some basic questions. Have a bunch of photos together, any plane stubs from visits, printouts of online conversations or call logs, and you should be fine. Just make sure you have all other documents in order. Having a co-sponsor is not a problem, that's a valid way of getting a visa, so as long as you together with the co-sponsor qualify then they shouldn't care at all about it.

Non-immigrant visas are pretty hard to get in RUB countries, but immigrant visas (or non-immigrant with immigrant intent as K1 is) are pretty easy as long as everything's in order.