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| Manila, Philippines |  Review #20745 on October 28, 2016: |
starfernando
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My interview went well. You don't need to worry about being nervous or to stutter as long as you have genuine relationship, you don't have to hide anything, and your papers are all legal. I was very nervous that time and made me stutter and confused about my answer. I was asked about if my fiance is and american-filipino and I said yes (because I thought that he was referring to citizenship.lol) but then I just realized that that shouldn't be my answer so I told him "no, no he's pure filipino" then yea, he asked me how he became a citizen, then I told him that my fiance petitioned by his parents when he was 7 years old and the co said "makes sense" and that was it, he didn't asked for affidavit of support, neither the pictures nor chat logs. I think he was satisfied about our papers that was sent to USCIS.
By the way, the process was smooth and very organized. God bless to all!!
| | | Manila, Philippines | Review #20741 on October 28, 2016: |
starfernando
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My interview went well. You don't need to worry about being nervous or to stutter as long as you have genuine relationship, you don't have to hide anything, and your papers are all legal. I was very nervous that time and made me stutter and confused about my answer. I was asked about if my fiance is an american-filipino and I said yes (because I thought that he was referring to citizenship.lol) but then I just realized that that shouldnt be my answer so I told him "no, no he's pure filipino" then yea, he asked me how he bacame a citizen, then I told him that my fiance petitioned by his parents when he was 7 years old and the co said "makes sense" and that was it, he didn't asked for affidavit of support, neither the pictures nor chat logs. I think he was satisfied about our papers that was sent to USCIS.
By the way, the process was smooth and very organized. God bless to all!!
(updated on October 28, 2016)
| | | Manila, Philippines | Review #20719 on October 25, 2016: |
talboaj
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| | | Manila, Philippines | Review #20716 on October 25, 2016: |
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| | | Manila, Philippines | Review #20712 on October 25, 2016: |
xmaricrisx
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My husband's interview was scheduled for 6:45AM. He arrived rather early (around 5AM) and found that there were a lot of people in line already. At around 6:30 he entered the embassy. Everything went very smoothly and quickly.
During his pre-interview, the Filipino consul asked for the original copies of his civil documents (birth certificate, NBI clearance, marriage certificate), his CEMAR, my CEMAR (it was a good thing I had told him to retrieve mine as well because I had read here on VJ about people receiving 221g for it), and pictures of us. He was asked the following questions:
1.) What is your name?
2.) When is your birthday?
3.) What is your wife's name?
4.) When did you get married?
His interview with the American consul was very casual. It seemed more like small talk than an interview. The CO recognized my hometown (which is amazing because it's a small city in northeast Pennsylvania); and he made a comment about where... read complete review
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