Her interview was at 8:30. She showed up at 8:00am and attendant let her in. She went through security and xray.
She went to a window and got a token number. She showed her the interview letter. Next she waited 20 minutes for
her number to show up. Then she went to the window and was asked :
Appointment letter
Ds-260
Passport
2 passport size photos
Copy of birth certificate
copy of marriage certificate
medical report
AOS form
1. Who is calling you?
2. What is his full name?
3. What is your full name?
4. What is your fathers full name?
5. Tell me your mothers maternal last name?
6. Have you ever been to the US?
7. Have you ever been rejected for a US visa earlier?
8. Have you visited any other countries in the past?
9. Which countries and how long were you there?
10.What do you do? Occupation?
11.Where do you currently live?
12.What language would you like your interview to be in.
13.She was handed the Domestic Violence paper and was told that she will have to give a brief summary of it to the officer
She had to wait for an hour or so and went to the window. There was an american lady(immigration officer). She was asked to raise her hand and
asked to read aloud that whatever she submitted is all truthful etc(oath). Then she took her fingerprints.
1. Who is petitioning you?
2. When did you guys first meet?
3. How did you guys meet?
4. Who introduced you?
5. When did you get married?
6. Has your husband visited India since you got married? When and for how long?
7. What does your husband do?
8. She was asked to show her wedding photographs.
9.She asked to see a traditional picture with 'phera' and the 'bindi' one..which she assumed was the sindoor one and also showed me putting on the mangal sutra
10.Did you read the domestic violence paper? Can you give me a brief idea.
11.Then she said everything looks fine in your case..and you are approved!
Overall once she got to the window, it was max 10 minutes and she was done. I was surprised that they didn't ask for up-to-date
tax returns, pay stubs..nothing like that. Seemed like a pretty straight forward interview. My wifes only complaint was how much time she had to wait to see the immigration officer.
Consulate / USCIS Member Review #14282
Review on April 11, 2014:
