wazirkhanakakhail

Hi, actually I am currently on the eb3 visa process. I have some fears about the visa interview questions . Will they ask so many tough questions ?. Can I request my interview be in Urdu. Or it must be in English ?. Can I brig my wife for visa interview, she cannot speak English ?.
My main concern is the day of visa interview. What is the approval ratio?.
Is it possible to skip the interview questions and get stamp directly ?. Please answer the questions.

Noorah101

I don't know the specifics of the EB3 interview, but my question is where are you having this interview? London?

They might have a translator available, or they might not.

Is you wife getting a visa also? If so, then yes, she needs to be there and probably answer a few questions. If she's not getting a visa, there's no need for her to be there, and if she does go with you, she'd wait in the waiting room while you approach the interview window.

I am sure there's no way to skip answering any questions and get the visa directly, no. The whole point of the interview is to talk to you in person.

Rene

Noorah101

I doubt anyone can comment on an approval ratio... we simply don't have that kind of data.

Rene

wazirkhanakakhail

Hi I am from Pakistan, can I give my interview in Urdu language ?. OR Does it requires to be fluent in English for Eb3 visa?. Please let me know .
Regards

Jerseygirl

Please re-read post #2.

Nutmegger

SanDiegogirl

If you are not fluent enough to undertake the interview, how are you going to be able to undertake a job in the US? Cannot imagine an employer going to the effort of obtaining a visa for an employee with poor English skills.

scrubbedexpat099

I would go with the language you will be working in,

neill

If you are getting an EB3 visa, obviously this means you have a sponsor, so they will no doubt be asking a lot of questions about the job you intend to take and how you are qualified to take said job. If your answers and documentation are straightforward I imagine it won't be that tough.

If your interview is in Islamabad, i would suspect they could have someone interview you in Urdu but inevitably they will ask you the exact same questions others have asked here: How do you intend to work and live in the USA with limited English and how do you intend to improve your English.

just my personal view.