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| Ghana |  Review on January 1, 2019: |
MelandA
Rating:  | Review Topic: General Review
My fiance's appointment was at 9.30 in the morning. We got to the embassy around 7.30am where they had formed a queue outside. I was there with my fiance but I didn't go inside the embassy(didn't even attempt to). According to my fiance he was called to a window to submit proof of ongoing relationship and had his fingerprints taken. He also was given a form to sign and asked to go back to his seat. After about approximately an hour, he was called again to a other window to begin his interview. He was interviewed by a young woman woman. Questions asked were:
1. Who is petitioning for you?
2. Where will you have your wedding?
3. Who is attending?
4. Asked about a previous student Visa denied. Asked if it was a coincidence that he was attending a school in the same state the petitioner lived.
5. How petitioner met her ex husband.
6. Who is older(between petitioner and the beneficiary).
7. Have you been married before?
8. Why beneficiary chose the school he had intended on attending(this is in regards to his previous student Visa that waa denied).
9. How did you meet your fiancee?
Fiance said although it seemed like she asked a lot of questions but the interview didnt last more than 10 minutes. He was then given spousal right pamphlet to read as many times as he can. After reading she congratulated him and asked to pick up Visa in 10 business( which by the way ending being about 20 business days after the interview).
Fiance said this was the easiest interview he has ever done. Again I want to thank everyone on this platform who shared their experiences. It helped tremendously. Ghana embassy is tough but with the right preparations and lots of prayers, it shall be well. Try to get a good amount of facetime with your fiance/fiancee and work on any red flags you may have and be prepared to answer them at the interview. This process is tedious, financially draining and stressful but it will be all worth when it's all over. I wish everyone embarking on this journey the best of luck.
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Consulate / USCIS Member Review #25297