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| Mumbai, India |  Review on November 18, 2014: |
dilmera
Rating:  | Review Topic: IR-1/CR-1 Visa
My previous review was incomplete and I can't edit it, so rest of my review goes here. After sorting single applicants and multiple applicants from same family in two lines, I think the single applicants were dealt with first. I was given a review sheet, a paper explaining legal rughts available to immigrant victims and another paper asking to arrange my documents in the following order:
1. DS-260 Confirmation page
2. Two photographs 2x2 inches
3. Medical report (No X-ray report needed)
4. Police clearance certificate from the passport office
5. Original and photocopy of birth/marriage/divorce decree certificate
6. I-864, I864A and updated tax returns
I was also given a token number and asked to wait opposite a window. When my token number was displayed on the screen, I went to the window where a pleasant Indian lady greeted me and confirmed my name, my parents' names, contact information and asked whether interview in English was okay. She returned my originals submitted to NVC and I checked whether I got back everything. She took my medical report, DS-260 confirmation page, passport, two photographs. Everything else was already there and she organized it in a folder for me and asked me to wait for my interview. My number was called again to another window where an American Consular Officer took my interview. He asked me to raise my right hand and read the oath from a paper. He then asked me if I understood what oath I had taken. Then I was asked to place four fingers of my right hand on the scanner. He then asked an exhaustive list of questions my husband and our marriage situation. I didn't know the answer to a question that was not currently relevant to our situation. He said it was going to be very difficult if I didn't have dates for him. He touched on the age difference. Finally, he asked to see photos and I gave all photos with descriptions and he asked no more questions and said I had been approved. I thanked him and left.
(updated on June 24, 2024)
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Consulate / USCIS Member Review #15617