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Hello! This might have been asked before - but just wanted to confirm! Is he able to drive here when he arrives in the US? Thank you!

For different countries, I'm seeing people saying that they go online to pick appointments and others who say the embassies automatically send them appointments. Just wondering what the process is for the interviews in Casablanca.

Good morning! I am a little confused on what to provide for my husbands interview in Casblanca (not yet scheduled, just trying to put things together now)! Can someone clarify what this means? If you are married: Your original marriage certificate, sworn English translation, and a photocopy. If you were previously married: Your original divorce or spouse’s death certificate, sworn English translation, and a photocopy. If you are older than 16 years of age: The original police certificate from your country of current residence and countries of previous residence. If these three items are all true, you must bring a more recent police certificate to the interview: You are older than 16 years; You obtained a police certificate and submitted it to NVC more than one year ago; and You still live in the country that issued the police certificate. I find the wording very confusing. I am the petitioner, I know my husband has to provide his police and court record with translations and copies, but I am not sure what this means for me. Is this something I provide? Any help would be appreciated!

Hello community, our casa gor approved on February 18th, then the case was ready at Casablanca consulate on March 31, since then we didn't hear any update about my interview, we emailed them many times with no feedback. any one in same situation? and what can we do about this? thank you

Hello everyone! My husband’s visa was approved!!!! 🥳 Alhamdulilaah!!! ♥️🙌🏼 He had his appointment at 10:00am but got there an hour early. He waited an hour before they interviewed him. His interview was less than 5 minutes and he was interviewed by a really nice gentleman. He was asked: -How did you meet? -How many times did I visit him in Morocco? -Does his family support our marriage? -Who is your co-sponsor? -What’s my job? -Why didn’t I work last year? -What did I study in college? My husband did his interview in English and saw one other man get approved. He did mention that he saw more people being denied than approved 😔 He thinks this is because the people were interviewing in Arabic and seemed very nervous. His biggest tips are to be confident and polite. Be confident in how you answer the questions and that it’s okay to be friendly. Prior to meeting the officer a woman collected the following documents and asked him twice in what language he wanted to interview. -Original Marriage Certificate/ translation -Original Police Record/ translation -Original Court Record/ translation *The court record we submitted to NVC expired on 12/13 and we uploaded a new one on 12/16, however, they did not want the new one. We brought both just in case. All of the documents were returned by the officer. The officer did not ask to see any pictures, messages, etc. He then provided my husband with an approval form and welcome packet. The officer’s final words, “Your application has been approved and your passport will be ready next week, Mubrouk! (Congratulations)”. I will post a more detailed timeline soon, thank you all! 💛