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| London, United Kingdom |  Review on July 26, 2017: |
FlashLG
Rating:  | Review Topic: K1 Visa
I had my interview today and I am APPROVED!!!Â
The whole process was so quick - my interview time was 11.30 and 45 minutes later at 12.15 my interviewer told me I was approved. Such a great feeling!
Below is a summary of my experience for all those going through the interview process in London:
- I arrived at 11.15 and proceeded to the blue tent outside the Embassy and showed my passport and confirmation page from when I booked my interview (the lady at the tent was extremely friendly)
- Next I went through security and proceeded through the main entrance and was told to take a seat
- After a little wait, my number was called on the screen and I proceeded to the window. I was asked to hand over the following documents:
+Passport
+Confirmation page (the lady at the blue tent had stuck some stickers on there which they needed)
+Passport photo
+Birth certificate
+Police certificate
+Aafidavit of supportÂ
+Letter from my fiancee's employer
- I had my finger prints taken and then was given a copy of my chest x-rays and told to take a seat and wait to be called again
- Now at this point, having read other reviews, I thought I was in for a long wait. However, after around 10/ 15 minutes, my number was called again!
- At the desk, I had a friendly guy who asked for me to raise my right hand and swear to tell the truth etc.. I then gave some more finger prints, and was asked the following questions:
+When did we meet? (this led to some further related questions as my fiance is actually from the UK oiginally and we met in school in the UK)
+ What type of school was it that we met at?
+ Had we stayed in contact since she moved to the US?
+ What has she been up to recently?
+Where does she work?
+What does she do there?
After that, he said I was approved and that was that. It was all very straight forward and more of a conversation than an interview. It didn't feel like I was being interviewed, and felt more like going through formalities than anything else.
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Consulate / USCIS Member Review #22226