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Just had my interview at the Stockholm embassy today, so writing down my experiences for those who are about to go there.

Were 2 lines at security, K-1 as others here have mentioned can use the shorter immigration interview line, They started letting people in at 8 am, once through you are asked to keep along a path up to the main building, and are ushered onto one of the windows.

I was asked to provide 2 photos, my passport, my birth certificate, police certificate and my fianc s divorce decree, due to the different nature of her divorce (her ex left US and filed in another country, sweden coincidentally) my fianc dosn't have originals, so I could only provide copies of those, I was told I'll have to get originals but I was still good for my interview. I am going to the courthouse to pick those up as of writing this.

Sat down maybe 20 mins to wait before getting called up to a window. Was a very relaxed interview, and I got asked these questions:

Can you tell me about how and when you met?

So you've known eachother a long time huh? (Friends since 09, started dating shortly after her divorce in 23)

What does your fianc do for a living?

Do you know how much she makes?

What do you do for a living here in sweden?

Do either of you have kids?

Have either of you been married?

Then I was told: we are gonna need you to send us court certified copies of your Fianc es divorce decree then we are gona go ahead and approve your application.

Was out and calling my fianc with the good news by 8:47.

Is a drug test a standard part of jamaica medical? Or is it up to the doctor's discretion?

Does undergoing chemotherapy and radiation therapy for a stage 2 brain tumor qualify for a N-648 approval? English is the immigrant's first language but worried about side effects of the treatments and disease itself affecting the ability to pass the test. The tumor is near the speech area of the brain which is why they could not operate.

Was looking at an example of DS-160 questions before starting my fiance actually filling out the DS-160 online.

It appears there is a question:

Do you have documentation to establish that you have received vaccinations in accordance with
U.S. law?

and the fiance presently has no vaccination records, but of course will have some when she exits from her Medical in the future.

So is the response to this on the form NO ( provoking possible rejection/flagging at embassy) or YES (when at that point she has no such documentation) ?

My husband has filled out the DS-160 as he s tried to come on a tourist visa twice and was denied. Will the consulate check all past visa applications to make sure they add up to the DS260? What if we forgot an employment history or certain dates don t add up? He wasn t denied for anything wrong or bad just straight up denial.