Is it a good idea to bring our children to the consular interview for my husband applying for marriage based visa ? They came when we did the birth from abroad certificates and now he will be having his interview for the immigrant visa? I was planning on going with him and we also have 3 small children together.
It's generally advisable to bring your children to the consular interview for a family-based visa, especially if they are included in the visa application. This allows the consular officer to verify the family unit and ensure that everyone intending to immigrate is present and accounted for. It's also an opportunity for the officer to see the family dynamic. However, if there are specific circumstances or concerns about bringing the children, you might want to consult with the consulate or an immigration attorney to discuss the best approach for your situation.
Please is it allowed or advisable for a family member to introduce me to a Partner in the US ?? When I confirm at my interview that my senior brother linked me to US lady and we ended up getting married ??? Please clarify for me.
Yes, It is allowed for a family member to introduce you to a partner in the US, and it is a common way for people to meet their spouses. There is no legal prohibition against this practice! However, during your immigration interview, it's important to be truthful and provide accurate information about how you met your spouse. If your senior brother introduced you to the US lady who later became your wife, it's advisable to explain this truthfully during the interview. Being introduced by a family member is a legitimate way to meet a partner, and it's not uncommon for couples to meet through mutual acquaintances or introductions. As long as your marriage is genuine and you can provide evidence of a bona fide marital relationship, your immigration case should proceed smoothly. During your interview, be prepared to answer questions about your relationship, how you met, and your intentions for marriage. Providing honest and consistent answers will help demonstrate the legitimacy of your marriage and strengthen your immigration case.
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Is it a good idea to bring our children to the consular interview for my husband applying for marriage based visa ? They came when we did the birth from abroad certificates and now he will be having his interview for the immigrant visa? I was planning on going with him and we also have 3 small children together.
It's generally advisable to bring your children to the consular interview for a family-based visa, especially if they are included in the visa application. This allows the consular officer to verify the family unit and ensure that everyone intending to immigrate is present and accounted for. It's also an opportunity for the officer to see the family dynamic. However, if there are specific circumstances or concerns about bringing the children, you might want to consult with the consulate or an immigration attorney to discuss the best approach for your situation.
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Please is it allowed or advisable for a family member to introduce me to a Partner in the US ?? When I confirm at my interview that my senior brother linked me to US lady and we ended up getting married ??? Please clarify for me.
Yes, It is allowed for a family member to introduce you to a partner in the US, and it is a common way for people to meet their spouses. There is no legal prohibition against this practice!
However, during your immigration interview, it's important to be truthful and provide accurate information about how you met your spouse. If your senior brother introduced you to the US lady who later became your wife, it's advisable to explain this truthfully during the interview.
Being introduced by a family member is a legitimate way to meet a partner, and it's not uncommon for couples to meet through mutual acquaintances or introductions. As long as your marriage is genuine and you can provide evidence of a bona fide marital relationship, your immigration case should proceed smoothly.
During your interview, be prepared to answer questions about your relationship, how you met, and your intentions for marriage. Providing honest and consistent answers will help demonstrate the legitimacy of your marriage and strengthen your immigration case.