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| London, United Kingdom |  Review on February 23, 2018: |
Melodica256
Rating:  | Review Topic: K1 Visa
Arrived later than planned due to train delays, however was allowed in after presenting my interview letter. Went through security and into the building. Friendly man took my interview letter again and placed some stickers on it with a number (you will need to keep this number in your thoughts throughout your stay). Went upstairs (floor 1, left and left again) to the waiting room. Was called very shortly (5 mins of waiting) and saw a friendly guy who took from me my birth certificate, passport, visa photographs, interview letter and affidavit of support (+evidence). I explained that one of my middle names was incorrect on my passport, due to an issue with my mother. He noted this down and I scanned my fingerprints (left, then right, then thumbs). He asked if I had a date for POE planned and I said ASAP because my fiance's mother recently passed away. He told me to sit back down and returned my interview letter and gave me my chest x-ray.
I then had to wait about an hour to be seen for the actual interview portion. He asked me to raise my hand and swear an oath, and then started talking about my documents. He said that I would need a new passport and ACRO Police Certificate due to the incorrect spelling of my middle name (my heart sank...)
He asked me some questions about my partner - when did we meet (2015 started chatting online through his YouTube channel, 2017 January met in person at a convention), what was the convention for (was for the video game that he created content for), if he had another job aside from YouTube (office manager), what the salary for this was, if I knew (I did) and how many times I had seen him and if he had flown here (10 times I have flown out, he has not flown out as he does not have a passport due to an ongoing child custody case)
He said if I get the documents needed to him (passport and ACRO Police Certificate) we should be approved. He wrote on a form what I needed and how to get the documents to the embassy (courier service).
What a stressful day... seems like we have some more waiting to do.
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Consulate / USCIS Member Review #23312