Diallo.

3 hours ago, SusieQQQ said:

You know the evidence you have and the details of your relationship/marriage. I have no idea what they will or won’t ask you, it will depend on how they perceive your case.

 

Although the DS260 implies you can choose where to be interviewed, regardless what you put in there KCC will assign you to the embassy or consulate that deals with residents of your current address as listed. If you are worried that you cannot speak good enough English or don’t know the official language where you will interview, you are allowed to bring an interpreter. If you want the interview in your home country you need to have an address there to list as current so that KCC can use that to assign you.
 

 

3 hours ago, SusieQQQ said:

You know the evidence you have and the details of your relationship/marriage. I have no idea what they will or won’t ask you, it will depend on how they perceive your case.

 

Although the DS260 implies you can choose where to be interviewed, regardless what you put in there KCC will assign you to the embassy or consulate that deals with residents of your current address as listed. If you are worried that you cannot speak good enough English or don’t know the official language where you will interview, you are allowed to bring an interpreter. If you want the interview in your home country you need to have an address there to list as current so that KCC can use that to assign you.
 

 

Ah so in short...I remain calm and during the interview in case of request for photos I explain the situation to them? Some people advise me to go back to the country and submit my form and my husband there because I have a better chance of being understood there... What do you think? And if nevertheless I decide to continue in the Congo I have to redo a small staging of a real marriage, and also expect an administrative procedure because they will need verification of the documents provided which seems to take a maximum of time

1 hour ago, Timona said:

Haven't you posted here before? I remember this Congo/ Cameroon story. 

yes I was here before

1 hour ago, SusieQQQ said:

1. There’s nothing you can do about a lack of photos. You will have to find other evidence to prove it is a genuine relationship. 
2. KCC will assign you an interview location based on what is listed as your current residence in the DS260.

Thank you.
But if you say there's nothing to do that means that wedding photos are not mandatory and so there's a way out?
Are they not going to ask us about obtaining the marriage certificate since it is not accompanied by the photos during the ceremony?
For the meeting place we are left the free choice it is that brings me to ask where I am most likely to be understood and also to avoid the slow processing of my file?

hello

My main concern is that i played as a bride in my native country and it was a distance wedding because my husband did not bother to travel from his work country, we just celebrated the religious wedding with the parents and then I came to join him in the Congo. Now once selected, at first I had decided to immigrate alone to avoid a refusal but with your advice I finally decided to continue with him; he has currently returned to the country to make a passport which he has just had with also a marriage certificate which he may also have had in hand.

1) What do you advise me to do to solve this problem of lack of photos of the two of us together during the ceremony?

2) Should I choose our country of current residence (the Congo) or our country of origin as the place of interview?

On 6/1/2022 at 3:07 AM, Ryan H said:

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But i need help urgently...however i don't speak well English so i don't merit your hepls?

2 hours ago, Jorgedig said:

DO NOT falsify information on US immigration forms.  Do you want a lifetime ban from the US?

I would start by thanking you for the time you take to help your brothers who yearn for the United States...

I would say that I came to you to help me in my case by providing your good advice

So here is my concern:

I have just been selected for the dv loto with a diploma only the baccalaureate; I had put married at the registration which will already be a year of marriage in August but since then my husband has been living and working in the field of food in Congo Brazzaville for ten years and without diplomas and that I was in our country (Guinea) which means that we had no previous life together like the photos except the messages on messenger and after our marriage was done in the countryside without the presence of my husband so no photos of marriage or marriage certificate

And then after the beginning of February 2022 I came to join him in Congo knowing that I had played at the very beginning in our country of origin which is Guinea and having no supporting document on our union

And again my husband whose passport has already expired for some time and for criminal record history so I just arrived here

And if my case is a little complicated I could provide by withdrawing my husband so as to be divorced or widowed in my form because we know that by remaining without filling in the form in the absence of my husband's passport everything would not be long. ..

Help me please...

thank you for your attention