I would strongly recommend that you show up just five minutes before your interview. Once you find building 1134, stay as close to the glass door, as the embassy is on the left side inside and you can be spotted by the security guard.
Once you are let inside they will ask you when your appointment time is and your passport.
Afterward, you are mediately met with the security guard that asks you to place your jacket and all your belongings onto a tray. They don't make you take off your shoes.
Right at the corner there is a lockbox with keys attached, you take your cell phone and you put it in there I was able to take my wallet upstairs.
Take the elevator to level and go to window number 6, where you get a number and you give your passport and one passport photo (which you get back after the interview is over)
Depending on how many people came for you my interview was about 2 1/2 hours long and the interview itself was five minutes maximum.
The first time you pull the window you are asked to give all the documentation
for me they asked for
-petitioners tax forms -the IRS (W2s were not needed)
-the copy of their birth certificate
-My birth certificate
-marrige certificate
-police record check
I was not asked about my joint sponsor although I uploaded everything online. My guess is I didn't need them since the petitioner made enough?
The second window the person asked
how we made where we met?
where is my husband work, what city?
what does my husband do for a living?
my current employment
Consulate / USCIS Member Review #30227
Review on October 8, 2021:
