JamnSol

I thought this might be useful, these are the instructions from the Yaounde embassy for the K-1 interview:
Dear Sir/Madam,

The Consular Section has received a petition from the Immigration and Naturalization Service entitling you to a K-1 (fiance(e)) non-immigrant visa classification as an alien proceeding to the United States to marry an American under the provisions of section 101(a)(15)(K) of the Immigration and Nationality Act - as amended. In order to prepare for your interview appointment with the Consular Officer, please read and follow carefully the instructions below.

1. Fill out the DS-160 online application available at https://ceac.state.gov/GENNIV and make sure you print out the confirmation page and bring it with you on the day of your interview. This is also required for each applicant, if you are applying with children.
2. Passport(s): Each applicant must have a valid passport to travel to the United States. The passport must have at least six months validity beyond the issuance date of the visa. Obtain a photocopy of the biodata page of the passport.
3. Photograghs: Obtain two color passport size photographs (50x50mm) for each applicant. The photographs must show each applicant’s full face without a head covering, against a white background.
4. Birth Certificates: Bring the original birth certificates and two photocopies for yourself and any children eligible to apply with you.
5. Marriage Certificate: If you were married previously, obtain a copy of your marriage certificate and a copy of the divorce or death certificate to prove the dissolution of the each prior marriage.
6. Certificate of Non-Conviction: You must also obtain a certificate of non-conviction for you and each accompanying child over the age of 16. In Cameroon, the certificate is issued by the High Court, not by the police. If you have resided outside Cameroon continuously for a year or more, you should obtain a police report from the country of residence.
7. Evidence of Support: Have your fiance submit an affidavit of support using Form I-134 (available at: http://www.uscis.gov/files/form/I-134.pdf). The recent yearly income tax returns (generally 1040/W2) should be attached.
8. Medical Report / Examination: Arrange for a medical examination with any of our panel physicians. The report will either be conveyed directly to the embassy or handed over to you for onward submission in a sealed envelope. A medical examination is also required for each minor child who will be applying to accompany you to the United States.
9. Evidence of Relationship: You have to submit secondary evidence that establishes a bona fide relationship with your petitioner (fiance). Bring with you documents such as photographs together, emails, letters, phone records, evidence of financial support such as western union receipts, and any other items/documents to prove your relationship to the petitioner.
10. Application Fee: The application fee is $265 per applicant. The fee (or its CFA equivalent) should be paid in cash on the day of interview. You may call the embassy on (237)2220-1603 to confirm the prevailing exchange rate.
11. You should bring all of the above documents, including the confirmation sheet(s) of the DS-160 with you on the day of your interview appointment.
12. Obtaining an Appointment: You may email us on: consularyaounde@state.gov or call us on 2220-1603 to request an appointment for interview (make sure you include your case number and case type in any email communications with us).

Note: For information on the Legal Rights Available to immigrant victims of domestic violence in the United States, and facts about immigrating on a marriage-based visa, see the link below:

http://www.uscis.gov/USCIS/Humanitarian/Battered%20Spouse,%20Children%20&%20Parents/IMBRA%20Pamphlet%20Final%2001-07-2011%20for%20Web%20Posting.pdf

I would really like to hear about anybody's experiences relating to interviews or questions during the interview.

To get US citizenship is a process, it won't happen by accident, no need to worry.
Most employer sponsored health insurance recognizes marriage as a "life event" and allows you to add your spouse at that time. I don't think I've ever heard of an employer that provides insurance but does not have a plan to cover a spouse- I would check with HR.
Best of luck!
James C

I've been watching this exchange- Simon, I hope you'll post some of your answers here, I'm curious as well, to find out what you research!
Don't take it offline, there's a huge silent majority that reads this for fun and reassurance!
Best of luck to all,
James C

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If she doesn't show her friends on FB that she is married, and crops you out of photos (actively makes an effort to conceal your existence) then I would give her the boot. Put her, and the iPhone, and whatever else it takes to get her moving, and put it all on a plane back to DR. It will be cheaper and less painful in the long run...

If she doesn't show her friends on FB that she is married, and crops you out of photos (actively makes an effort to conceal your existence) then I would give her the boot. Put her, and the iPhone, and whatever else it takes to get her moving, and put it all on a plane back to DR. It will be cheaper and less painful in the long run...

If she doesn't show her friends on FB that she is married, and crops you out of photos (actively makes an effort to conceal your existence) then I would give her the boot. Put her, and the iPhone, and whatever else it takes to get her moving, and put it all on a plane back to DR. It will be cheaper and less painful in the long run...

If she doesn't show her friends on FB that she is married, and crops you out of photos (actively makes an effort to conceal your existence) then I would give her the boot. Put her, and the iPhone, and whatever else it takes to get her moving, and put it all on a plane back to DR. It will be cheaper and less painful in the long run...

If she doesn't show her friends on FB that she is married, and crops you out of photos (actively makes an effort to conceal your existence) then I would give her the boot. Put her, and the iPhone, and whatever else it takes to get her moving, and put it all on a plane back to DR. It will be cheaper and less painful in the long run...

If she doesn't show her friends on FB that she is married, and crops you out of photos (actively makes an effort to conceal your existence) then I would give her the boot. Put her, and the iPhone, and whatever else it takes to get her moving, and put it all on a plane back to DR. It will be cheaper and less painful in the long run...

If she doesn't show her friends on FB that she is married, and crops you out of photos (actively makes an effort to conceal your existence) then I would give her the boot. Put her, and the iPhone, and whatever else it takes to get her moving, and put it all on a plane back to DR. It will be cheaper and less painful in the long run...

If she doesn't show her friends on FB that she is married, and crops you out of photos (actively makes an effort to conceal your existence) then I would give her the boot. Put her, and the iPhone, and whatever else it takes to get her moving, and put it all on a plane back to DR. It will be cheaper and less painful in the long run...

If she doesn't show her friends on FB that she is married, and crops you out of photos (actively makes an effort to conceal your existence) then I would give her the boot. Put her, and the iPhone, and whatever else it takes to get her moving, and put it all on a plane back to DR. It will be cheaper and less painful in the long run...

If she doesn't show her friends on FB that she is married, and crops you out of photos (actively makes an effort to conceal your existence) then I would give her the boot. Put her, and the iPhone, and whatever else it takes to get her moving, and put it all on a plane back to DR. It will be cheaper and less painful in the long run...

If she doesn't show her friends on FB that she is married, and crops you out of photos (actively makes an effort to conceal your existence) then I would give her the boot. Put her, and the iPhone, and whatever else it takes to get her moving, and put it all on a plane back to DR. It will be cheaper and less painful in the long run...

If she doesn't show her friends on FB that she is married, and crops you out of photos (actively makes an effort to conceal your existence) then I would give her the boot. Put her, and the iPhone, and whatever else it takes to get her moving, and put it all on a plane back to DR. It will be cheaper and less painful in the long run...

If she doesn't show her friends on FB that she is married, and crops you out of photos (actively makes an effort to conceal your existence) then I would give her the boot. Put her, and the iPhone, and whatever else it takes to get her moving, and put it all on a plane back to DR. It will be cheaper and less painful in the long run...

If she doesn't show her friends on FB that she is married, and crops you out of photos (actively makes an effort to conceal your existence) then I would give her the boot. Put her, and the iPhone, and whatever else it takes to get her moving, and put it all on a plane back to DR. It will be cheaper and less painful in the long run...

If she doesn't show her friends on FB that she is married, and crops you out of photos (actively makes an effort to conceal your existence) then I would give her the boot. Put her, and the iPhone, and whatever else it takes to get her moving, and put it all on a plane back to DR. It will be cheaper and less painful in the long run...

If she doesn't show her friends on FB that she is married, and crops you out of photos (actively makes an effort to conceal your existence) then I would give her the boot. Put her, and the iPhone, and whatever else it takes to get her moving, and put it all on a plane back to DR. It will be cheaper and less painful in the long run...

If she doesn't show her friends on FB that she is married, and crops you out of photos (actively makes an effort to conceal your existence) then I would give her the boot. Put her, and the iPhone, and whatever else it takes to get her moving, and put it all on a plane back to DR. It will be cheaper and less painful in the long run...

If she doesn't show her friends on FB that she is married, and crops you out of photos (actively makes an effort to conceal your existence) then I would give her the boot. Put her, and the iPhone, and whatever else it takes to get her moving, and put it all on a plane back to DR. It will be cheaper and less painful in the long run...

If she doesn't show her friends on FB that she is married, and crops you out of photos (actively makes an effort to conceal your existence) then I would give her the boot. Put her, and the iPhone, and whatever else it takes to get her moving, and put it all on a plane back to DR. It will be cheaper and less painful in the long run...

If she doesn't show her friends on FB that she is married, and crops you out of photos (actively makes an effort to conceal your existence) then I would give her the boot. Put her, and the iPhone, and whatever else it takes to get her moving, and put it all on a plane back to DR. It will be cheaper and less painful in the long run...

If she doesn't show her friends on FB that she is married, and crops you out of photos (actively makes an effort to conceal your existence) then I would give her the boot. Put her, and the iPhone, and whatever else it takes to get her moving, and put it all on a plane back to DR. It will be cheaper and less painful in the long run...