Does my wife need go with me to the interview appoinment ?

[Nicalord 1]

Hi again my friends.

due i did not have some help about my doubt I need anybody help me.

yesterday i got my IL, so in the body says

Applicants Eligible to Attend the Interview

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Name Date of Birth Place of Birth

XXXX NICARAGUA

only my name, (principal applicant)

also says this:

Petitioners are not required to attend the applicant's immigrant visa interview. Facility size and/or security concerns may limit who may accompany a visa applicant during his or her visit to the U.S. Embassy or Consulate. Please visit the U.S. Embassy or Consulate's webpage for more information at usembassy.gov.

Today i called to locate embassy and they told me that i do not need come with my wife at the interview appoinment, but i inquired and have doubt. Other people have to go with their spouses to the interview. Does depend of the country or do i need to go instructions?

Please help me.

[Amor Verdadero 33]

Yes this sometimes may depend on the country or someone's particular case. The Nicaraguan embassy allows the petitioner to go to the interviews but it is not required. I was not able to go to my husbands interview and it was not a problem. Had I been in Nicaragua at the time and wanted to go I could have. but No it is NOT REQUIRED.

Congrats on getting your interview date! El tiempo va a pasar rapido ahora! Felicidades!

[Zats&Bryan 30]

Congrats!! and good luck!

For what I have read its not necessary for the petitioner to be with the beneficiary but it may help them feel less stressed out and more secure. So If the petitioner can travel and be with the beneficiary for that day, it would not hurt.

Edited June 30, 2015 by Zats&Bryan

[Mindy & Raju 11]

I found some F2A interview descriptions here: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/442887-please-share-your-f2a-visa-interview-questions-with-your-consulate/

[nilx25 18]

If your wife is living in the usa, it doesn't make sense to bring spouse to interview. spouse or no spouse, it will not change outcome of your interview. If you bring your wife inside consulate still, she can not accompny you to interview window. They won't even ask her anything anyway. Good luck on your interview.

[Nicalord 1]

Yes this sometimes may depend on the country or someone's particular case. The Nicaraguan embassy allows the petitioner to go to the interviews but it is not required. I was not able to go to my husbands interview and it was not a problem. Had I been in Nicaragua at the time and wanted to go I could have. but No it is NOT REQUIRED.

Congrats on getting your interview date! El tiempo va a pasar rapido ahora! Felicidades!

Hola, gracias si he tenido esa duda, por que he leido en otros foros en español y dicen que si, pero ya veo que depende del país, ahora tuviste en esta misma experiencia?

Gracias por tu ayuda.

Hello, thanks, yes i had doubt, couse i read in other forum into spanish language and they say that true, but i see that depend from the country, did you get the same experince?

Thanks for you help.

[Zats&Bryan 30]

Las entrevistas varian de pais a pais. Aca en Guatemala si dejan que el peticionario acompane al beneficiario hasta la ventanilla. Lo mejor que puedes hacer ahorita es buscar embassy reviews para Nicaragua y así hacerte una idea general. Si ella puede acompañarte seria bueno, aunque no es necesario.

[Nicalord 1]

Las entrevistas varian de pais a pais. Aca en Guatemala si dejan que el peticionario acompane al beneficiario hasta la ventanilla. Lo mejor que puedes hacer ahorita es buscar embassy reviews para Nicaragua y así hacerte una idea general. Si ella puede acompañarte seria bueno, aunque no es necesario.

Asi es, debe ser por cuestiones de seguridad, pero igual trataré de pensar y tomar la desición pronto. Lo mas seguro es que si vaya con ella.

Gracias.