My fiancée's interview went quite smoothly. After waiting almost two hours, a female interviewer called him in. They asked him the usual questions:
What is your fiancée's name?
Where does she live?
What are her parents' names?
What does she do?
Then they got more specific:
Did she live here?
Did she work at the Embassy?
What did she do?
Why didn't you get married while she was here?
When will you get married?
They didn't check his proof of relationship and said he was approved!
He did say that many people that he had watched while he was waiting were denied because they got angry, or aggressive with the Consulate workers, they didn't have their paperwork, or they answered a question or two wrong and the questions just got harder from there.
He said that the Consular workers were all respectful and nice and that it was a very good experience for him.
Consulate / USCIS Member Review #16534
Review on April 6, 2015:
