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I had my interview on Nov 19th and my visa was approved. I thank each one of you and all those who used to be around during the time my processing was going on, for all the support and guidance! The interview was fairly straightforward. The following questions were asked:
When did you meet? Where did you meet? When did you get engaged? How long were you in the US before? Did you overstay? Did you work while you were there? Why did you stay in Hong Kong? What does your husband do? Where does he live? How many people attended your wedding? For this last question, while answering I offered to show the pictures I had taken with me. But CO said its okay, no need to see them. That got me a little worried, but the next thing she said was that the visa is approved. I did a lot of overthinking on account of a lot of minor things. But none of those things mattered in the end. All I can tell my fellow aspirants, is that most of it is in our head. We are all trying to legally join our husbands and their intention is only to help us and eliminate fraud. As long as we are good with the documents, we should be okay.
 
Good luck to all of you! God willing, you will all be joining spouses soon. 
 

I had my interview on Nov 19th and my visa was approved. I thank each one of you and all those who used to be around during the time my processing was going on, for all the support and guidance! The interview was fairly straightforward. The following questions were asked:
When did you meet? Where did you meet? When did you get engaged? How long were you in the US before? Did you overstay? Did you work while you were there? Why did you stay in Hong Kong? What does your husband do? Where does he live? How many people attended your wedding? For this last question, while answering I offered to show the pictures I had taken with me. But CO said its okay, no need to see them. That got me a little worried, but the next thing she said was that the visa is approved. I did a lot of overthinking on account of a lot of minor things. But none of those things mattered in the end. All I can tell my fellow aspirants, is that most of it is in our head. We are all trying to legally join our husbands and their intention is only to help us and eliminate fraud. As long as we are good with the documents, we should be okay.
 
Good luck to all of you! God willing, you will all be joining spouses soon. 
 

I had my interview on Nov 19th and my visa was approved. I thank each one of you and all those who used to be around during the time my processing was going on, for all the support and guidance! The interview was fairly straightforward. The following questions were asked:
When did you meet? Where did you meet? When did you get engaged? How long were you in the US before? Did you overstay? Did you work while you were there? Why did you stay in Hong Kong? What does your husband do? Where does he live? How many people attended your wedding? For this last question, while answering I offered to show the pictures I had taken with me. But CO said its okay, no need to see them. That got me a little worried, but the next thing she said was that the visa is approved. I did a lot of overthinking on account of a lot of minor things. But none of those things mattered in the end. All I can tell my fellow aspirants, is that most of it is in our head. We are all trying to legally join our husbands and their intention is only to help us and eliminate fraud. As long as we are good with the documents, we should be okay.
 
Good luck to all of you! God willing, you will all be joining spouses soon. 
 

I had my interview on Nov 19th and my visa was approved. I thank each one of you and all those who used to be around during the time my processing was going on, for all the support and guidance! The interview was fairly straightforward. The following questions were asked:
When did you meet? Where did you meet? When did you get engaged? How long were you in the US before? Did you overstay? Did you work while you were there? Why did you stay in Hong Kong? What does your husband do? Where does he live? How many people attended your wedding? For this last question, while answering I offered to show the pictures I had taken with me. But CO said its okay, no need to see them. That got me a little worried, but the next thing she said was that the visa is approved. I did a lot of overthinking on account of a lot of minor things. But none of those things mattered in the end. All I can tell my fellow aspirants, is that most of it is in our head. We are all trying to legally join our husbands and their intention is only to help us and eliminate fraud. As long as we are good with the documents, we should be okay.
 
Good luck to all of you! God willing, you will all be joining spouses soon. 
 

I had my interview on Nov 19th and my visa was approved. I thank each one of you and all those who used to be around during the time my processing was going on, for all the support and guidance! The interview was fairly straightforward. The following questions were asked:
When did you meet? Where did you meet? When did you get engaged? How long were you in the US before? Did you overstay? Did you work while you were there? Why did you stay in Hong Kong? What does your husband do? Where does he live? How many people attended your wedding? For this last question, while answering I offered to show the pictures I had taken with me. But CO said its okay, no need to see them. That got me a little worried, but the next thing she said was that the visa is approved. I did a lot of overthinking on account of a lot of minor things. But none of those things mattered in the end. All I can tell my fellow aspirants, is that most of it is in our head. We are all trying to legally join our husbands and their intention is only to help us and eliminate fraud. As long as we are good with the documents, we should be okay.
 
Good luck to all of you! God willing, you will all be joining spouses soon. 
 

I had my interview on Nov 19th and my visa was approved. I thank each one of you and all those who used to be around during the time my processing was going on, for all the support and guidance! The interview was fairly straightforward. The following questions were asked:
When did you meet? Where did you meet? When did you get engaged? How long were you in the US before? Did you overstay? Did you work while you were there? Why did you stay in Hong Kong? What does your husband do? Where does he live? How many people attended your wedding? For this last question, while answering I offered to show the pictures I had taken with me. But CO said its okay, no need to see them. That got me a little worried, but the next thing she said was that the visa is approved. I did a lot of overthinking on account of a lot of minor things. But none of those things mattered in the end. All I can tell my fellow aspirants, is that most of it is in our head. We are all trying to legally join our husbands and their intention is only to help us and eliminate fraud. As long as we are good with the documents, we should be okay.
 
Good luck to all of you! God willing, you will all be joining spouses soon. 
 

I had my interview on Nov 19th and my visa was approved. I thank each one of you and all those who used to be around during the time my processing was going on, for all the support and guidance! The interview was fairly straightforward. The following questions were asked:
When did you meet? Where did you meet? When did you get engaged? How long were you in the US before? Did you overstay? Did you work while you were there? Why did you stay in Hong Kong? What does your husband do? Where does he live? How many people attended your wedding? For this last question, while answering I offered to show the pictures I had taken with me. But CO said its okay, no need to see them. That got me a little worried, but the next thing she said was that the visa is approved. I did a lot of overthinking on account of a lot of minor things. But none of those things mattered in the end. All I can tell my fellow aspirants, is that most of it is in our head. We are all trying to legally join our husbands and their intention is only to help us and eliminate fraud. As long as we are good with the documents, we should be okay.
 
Good luck to all of you! God willing, you will all be joining spouses soon. 
 

I had my interview on Nov 19th and my visa was approved. I thank each one of you and all those who used to be around during the time my processing was going on, for all the support and guidance! The interview was fairly straightforward. The following questions were asked:
When did you meet? Where did you meet? When did you get engaged? How long were you in the US before? Did you overstay? Did you work while you were there? Why did you stay in Hong Kong? What does your husband do? Where does he live? How many people attended your wedding? For this last question, while answering I offered to show the pictures I had taken with me. But CO said its okay, no need to see them. That got me a little worried, but the next thing she said was that the visa is approved. I did a lot of overthinking on account of a lot of minor things. But none of those things mattered in the end. All I can tell my fellow aspirants, is that most of it is in our head. We are all trying to legally join our husbands and their intention is only to help us and eliminate fraud. As long as we are good with the documents, we should be okay.
 
Good luck to all of you! God willing, you will all be joining spouses soon. 
 

I had my interview on Nov 19th and my visa was approved. I thank each one of you and all those who used to be around during the time my processing was going on, for all the support and guidance! The interview was fairly straightforward. The following questions were asked:
When did you meet? Where did you meet? When did you get engaged? How long were you in the US before? Did you overstay? Did you work while you were there? Why did you stay in Hong Kong? What does your husband do? Where does he live? How many people attended your wedding? For this last question, while answering I offered to show the pictures I had taken with me. But CO said its okay, no need to see them. That got me a little worried, but the next thing she said was that the visa is approved. I did a lot of overthinking on account of a lot of minor things. But none of those things mattered in the end. All I can tell my fellow aspirants, is that most of it is in our head. We are all trying to legally join our husbands and their intention is only to help us and eliminate fraud. As long as we are good with the documents, we should be okay.
 
Good luck to all of you! God willing, you will all be joining spouses soon. 
 

I had my interview on Nov 19th and my visa was approved. I thank each one of you and all those who used to be around during the time my processing was going on, for all the support and guidance! The interview was fairly straightforward. The following questions were asked:
When did you meet? Where did you meet? When did you get engaged? How long were you in the US before? Did you overstay? Did you work while you were there? Why did you stay in Hong Kong? What does your husband do? Where does he live? How many people attended your wedding? For this last question, while answering I offered to show the pictures I had taken with me. But CO said its okay, no need to see them. That got me a little worried, but the next thing she said was that the visa is approved. I did a lot of overthinking on account of a lot of minor things. But none of those things mattered in the end. All I can tell my fellow aspirants, is that most of it is in our head. We are all trying to legally join our husbands and their intention is only to help us and eliminate fraud. As long as we are good with the documents, we should be okay.
 
Good luck to all of you! God willing, you will all be joining spouses soon. 
 

I had my interview on Nov 19th and my visa was approved. I thank each one of you and all those who used to be around during the time my processing was going on, for all the support and guidance! The interview was fairly straightforward. The following questions were asked:
When did you meet? Where did you meet? When did you get engaged? How long were you in the US before? Did you overstay? Did you work while you were there? Why did you stay in Hong Kong? What does your husband do? Where does he live? How many people attended your wedding? For this last question, while answering I offered to show the pictures I had taken with me. But CO said its okay, no need to see them. That got me a little worried, but the next thing she said was that the visa is approved. I did a lot of overthinking on account of a lot of minor things. But none of those things mattered in the end. All I can tell my fellow aspirants, is that most of it is in our head. We are all trying to legally join our husbands and their intention is only to help us and eliminate fraud. As long as we are good with the documents, we should be okay.
 
Good luck to all of you! God willing, you will all be joining spouses soon. 
 

I had my interview on Nov 19th and my visa was approved. I thank each one of you and all those who used to be around during the time my processing was going on, for all the support and guidance! The interview was fairly straightforward. The following questions were asked:
When did you meet? Where did you meet? When did you get engaged? How long were you in the US before? Did you overstay? Did you work while you were there? Why did you stay in Hong Kong? What does your husband do? Where does he live? How many people attended your wedding? For this last question, while answering I offered to show the pictures I had taken with me. But CO said its okay, no need to see them. That got me a little worried, but the next thing she said was that the visa is approved. I did a lot of overthinking on account of a lot of minor things. But none of those things mattered in the end. All I can tell my fellow aspirants, is that most of it is in our head. We are all trying to legally join our husbands and their intention is only to help us and eliminate fraud. As long as we are good with the documents, we should be okay.
 
Good luck to all of you! God willing, you will all be joining spouses soon. 
 

I had my interview on Nov 19th and my visa was approved. I thank each one of you and all those who used to be around during the time my processing was going on, for all the support and guidance! The interview was fairly straightforward. The following questions were asked:
When did you meet? Where did you meet? When did you get engaged? How long were you in the US before? Did you overstay? Did you work while you were there? Why did you stay in Hong Kong? What does your husband do? Where does he live? How many people attended your wedding? For this last question, while answering I offered to show the pictures I had taken with me. But CO said its okay, no need to see them. That got me a little worried, but the next thing she said was that the visa is approved. I did a lot of overthinking on account of a lot of minor things. But none of those things mattered in the end. All I can tell my fellow aspirants, is that most of it is in our head. We are all trying to legally join our husbands and their intention is only to help us and eliminate fraud. As long as we are good with the documents, we should be okay.
 
Good luck to all of you! God willing, you will all be joining spouses soon. 
 

I had my interview today and visa was approved and issued 3 hours after my interview!
Good luck everybody! 
@Kartineecartoons@KartineeKartoons you are the next dear! 💃

Yeah, we are so happy right now. I haven't seen my wife smile like yesterday for a long time. Thank you for your support.

Finally I received the DQ email this afternoon.😊
 
First and Only Submission: September 13
DQ Email: October 25
 
Time to join this conversation...

Much appreciated!
Let's keep spreading the love.
I'll definitely keep the fam updated.
Let's go make history!!!!

 

Yes, you must add spouse to work insurance, during open enrollment or buy a one year policy...and have proof at the interview after Nov 3rd.

Congratulations...🎉

Congratulations!!!!!

The "storm" is over.
Go get that visa come November 19th.
It's waiting for you.
🙏
 

I have finally received the interview letter!! On the last leg of this process after a long wait of two years ! All praise be to God. ❤️
IL - October 24th
Interview - November 19th
Embassy - Mumbai

I have finally received the interview letter!! On the last leg of this process after a long wait of two years ! All praise be to God. ❤️
IL - October 24th
Interview - November 19th
Embassy - Mumbai

I'm soo ready to do that!! Thanks a ton for your wishes! Wishing you the best ❤️

I'm soo ready to do that!! Thanks a ton for your wishes! Wishing you the best ❤️