USC DCF interview?
Jan 17th 2006, 8:08 pm
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USC DCF interview?
Hi everyone!
We should be getting the interview date letter in a few weeks,as told by the CD Juarez Embassy on the phone and the interview should finally happen 1 month after that.
Soooo lots of excitement and checking that we indeed have all the docs updated,etc...We are thinking about going together.We do now that the USC does NOT need to be there,but is it good? is it possible for her to just be present during the interview?
Thanks a bunch again,and we´ll give news as as they happen!!
We should be getting the interview date letter in a few weeks,as told by the CD Juarez Embassy on the phone and the interview should finally happen 1 month after that.
Soooo lots of excitement and checking that we indeed have all the docs updated,etc...We are thinking about going together.We do now that the USC does NOT need to be there,but is it good? is it possible for her to just be present during the interview?
Thanks a bunch again,and we´ll give news as as they happen!!
Jan 18th 2006, 3:32 am
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Re: USC DCF interview?
My wife was NOT allowed to approach the window during my interview.
Jan 18th 2006, 12:52 pm
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Re: USC DCF interview?
cherrey,
Your post sounds to be about an interview for an immigrant visa? So what is this USC DCF interview that you entered into your message title?
Regards, JEff
Your post sounds to be about an interview for an immigrant visa? So what is this USC DCF interview that you entered into your message title?
Regards, JEff
Originally Posted by cherrey
Hi everyone!
We should be getting the interview date letter in a few weeks,as told by the CD Juarez Embassy on the phone and the interview should finally happen 1 month after that.
Soooo lots of excitement and checking that we indeed have all the docs updated,etc...We are thinking about going together.We do now that the USC does NOT need to be there,but is it good? is it possible for her to just be present during the interview?
Thanks a bunch again,and we´ll give news as as they happen!!
We should be getting the interview date letter in a few weeks,as told by the CD Juarez Embassy on the phone and the interview should finally happen 1 month after that.
Soooo lots of excitement and checking that we indeed have all the docs updated,etc...We are thinking about going together.We do now that the USC does NOT need to be there,but is it good? is it possible for her to just be present during the interview?
Thanks a bunch again,and we´ll give news as as they happen!!
Jan 18th 2006, 4:29 pm
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Re: USC DCF interview?
thanks v_dm! anyone else knows about USC being able to be present at the interview?
Cheers!
Cheers!
Jan 18th 2006, 4:43 pm
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Re: USC DCF interview?
Originally Posted by cherrey
thanks v_dm! anyone else knows about USC being able to be present at the interview?
Cheers!
Cheers!
I was allowed to go to the Consulate with my husband for his *visa interview* (stage you are at) but I was not allowed to overhear his inteerview. I was called up and asked some questions later in the interview, about my I-864. Whether or not the USC spouse may attend is a Consular policy; in Moscow, their website says that USC spouses may *not* attend the interview, but not all Consulates have that restriction. It would be good to ask others who have used your Consulate what their result was, or ask CDJ directly (ha ha).
Suerte!
Jan 18th 2006, 9:33 pm
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Re: USC DCF interview?
Originally Posted by meauxna
hi cherrey! Great news on the interview
I was allowed to go to the Consulate with my husband for his *visa interview* (stage you are at) but I was not allowed to overhear his inteerview. I was called up and asked some questions later in the interview, about my I-864. Whether or not the USC spouse may attend is a Consular policy; in Moscow, their website says that USC spouses may *not* attend the interview, but not all Consulates have that restriction. It would be good to ask others who have used your Consulate what their result was, or ask CDJ directly (ha ha).
Suerte!
I was allowed to go to the Consulate with my husband for his *visa interview* (stage you are at) but I was not allowed to overhear his inteerview. I was called up and asked some questions later in the interview, about my I-864. Whether or not the USC spouse may attend is a Consular policy; in Moscow, their website says that USC spouses may *not* attend the interview, but not all Consulates have that restriction. It would be good to ask others who have used your Consulate what their result was, or ask CDJ directly (ha ha).
Suerte!
Jan 19th 2006, 12:43 pm
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Re: USC DCF interview?
cherrey wrote:
> Hi everyone!
> We should be getting the interview date letter in a few weeks,as told by
> the CD Juarez Embassy on the phone and the interview should finally
> happen 1 month after that.
> Soooo lots of excitement and checking that we indeed have all the docs
> updated,etc...We are thinking about going together.We do now that the
> USC does NOT need to be there,but is it good? is it possible for her to
> just be present during the interview?
In London in 2001 I stood at the 'window' with my wife during her DCF
'interview' (which was just a few questions). I too was asked a couple
of questions about the I-864. Every consulate probably has different
procedures
> Hi everyone!
> We should be getting the interview date letter in a few weeks,as told by
> the CD Juarez Embassy on the phone and the interview should finally
> happen 1 month after that.
> Soooo lots of excitement and checking that we indeed have all the docs
> updated,etc...We are thinking about going together.We do now that the
> USC does NOT need to be there,but is it good? is it possible for her to
> just be present during the interview?
In London in 2001 I stood at the 'window' with my wife during her DCF
'interview' (which was just a few questions). I too was asked a couple
of questions about the I-864. Every consulate probably has different
procedures
