K1 Visa Interview Support
Reuniting Couples Since 2003
Throughout the years a lot of couples have come to us, looking for an affordable Philippines to US visa support package that only helped them with the US Embassy Interview?
This package is for couples who done their own I-129F application and would like help with the US Embassy interview. Here is what you get for only $200.
- Included is, a full review of your case, so that we can better assist you with the medical and interview
- Included is, unlimited availability to answer the couples questions and concerns
- Included is, guidance with the DS-160 non-immigrant visa application
- Included is, guidance with the MRV application fee of $265.
- Assistance with the sponsors official case number letter
- Included is, the sponsors I-134 affidavit of support and review of all financial supporting documents
- Assistance with scheduling the US Embassy interview and medical exam
- Included is, an online case file review of all supporting documents needed for the medical and interview
- Included is, an online mock interview of questions and answers
- Included is support, if for any reason the interviewer issued a 221(g) letter requesting evidence
- Included is, guidance on attending CFO-GCP seminar once the visa is in hand
- Last is, guidance on preparing to exit your country of origin and US port of entry
- This package offers an upgrade later on if you like to upgrade to include adjustment of status after the alien fiance is in the US and married just add $350.
❌ This package does not come with a money back guarantee
❌ Government fees are not included in this package
How to pass US visa interview Philippines
Passing a US visa interview in the Philippines requires adequate preparation and a confidence-driven approach.
Here are some tips to help increase your chances of success:
1. Familiarize yourself with the visa application process:
Understand the requirements, eligibility criteria, and the type of visa you are applying for.
Gather all the necessary documents and complete the online application accurately.
2. Be well-prepared:
Research about the purpose of your visit, destination, and any supporting details relevant to your trip.
Gather and organize all supporting documents such as invitation letters, itineraries, financial statements, and employment verification letters.
3. Be honest and consistent:
During the interview, provide truthful and consistent answers without exaggeration or misleading information.
Inconsistencies between your application and interview responses can raise suspicions and may negatively affect your chances of approval.
4. Dress appropriately and maintain a professional demeanor:
Dress professionally and maintain a polite and courteous attitude throughout the interview.
Present yourself as confident, respectful, and reliable.
5. Practice interview scenarios:
Prepare yourself by reviewing common interview questions and practicing your answers.
This will help you become more comfortable and articulate during the actual interview.
6. Demonstrate strong ties to the Philippines:
To convince the consular officer that you have no intentions of overstaying in the US, provide evidence of your strong ties to the Philippines.
This can include documents related to your employment, education, property ownership, family relationships, or any other significant engagements that demonstrate your commitment to returning to the Philippines.
7. Be concise in your answers:
Keep your answers concise and to the point. Avoid unnecessary elaboration or providing information that has not been asked for.
8. Be confident but not overly assertive:
Confidence is important, but avoid coming across as arrogant or overconfident.
Respectfully answer questions and maintain a positive attitude.
9. Speak clearly and calmly:
Ensure that the consular officer can clearly understand your responses.
Speak slowly and clearly, maintaining a calm demeanor throughout the interview.
10. Follow instructions:
Listen carefully to the consular officer’s instructions and respond accordingly.
Any additional document or information requested should be promptly provided.Remember, each visa application and interview is unique, and there is no guarantee of approval.
However, by adequately preparing and presenting yourself truthfully and confidently, you can enhance your chances of a successful visa interview.
Ways that your K1/K2 Fiancee would be Assisted:
US Embassy Support for K1 Visa Interview Manila Philippines
You received the NOA2 Notice of Action Approval Letter
Not sure how to proceed with your approval?
FilAm has an awesome US Embassy Support for K1 Visa
Two of the most sought after visas are the K1 Fiancee and CR1 Spouse visa.
The US Embassy of Manila Philippines is one of the TOUGHEST Worldwide!
Interviewers are always on the lookout for insincere relationships and non-bonafide marriages.
Many before you have made it more difficult for those trying to get the K1 Fiancee Visa or the CR1 Spousal visa.
Denials are very high for many reasons, but with professional help, you can increase your approval chances greatly.
Understanding the government’s verbiage oftentimes leads to couples getting RFE’s and or denials without even knowing why?
Interview and Medical Preparation:
K1 Couples are encouraged to prepare all of the required supporting documents to be used at the medical exam and the embassy interview:
- Photo documents
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. - Relationship proof documentation
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. - Meeting in person proof
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. - Financial supporting documents
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. - Affidavit of support
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. - Divorce and or death certificates
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. - CENOMAR for all names ever used
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. - NBI Clearance for all names ever used
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. - Other country police records if applicable
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. - DS-160 Confirmation
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. - MNL Case number and letter
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. - Intent to marry within 90 days
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. - NOA2 letter
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. - Criminal records that fall under IMBRA if applicable
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. - Medical records of prior inoculations if applicable
US Embassy Support for K1 Visa Interview Manila Philippines
There may be more that applies depending on the couples case?
Interview questions:
Most interviewers will have the couples I-129F application in front of him and usually uses that as a resource for questioning.
The interviewer can ask any question but usually focuses on types of questions that stand out more for example;
- If the sponsor has been married three times or more?
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. - If the sponsor has petitioned one or two other alien fiancees in the past?
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. - If the sponsor has certain types of criminal records that fall under IMBRA?
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. - Age difference usually if a beneficiary is very young and the sponsor much older?
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. - How many times and how long each visit was is often paid attention too also?
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. - How did the couple find each other can sometimes get the couple in trouble?
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. - How the couple communicates and what type of documentation they have?
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. - How long the couple has known each other can also be an important question?
Many times couples who have an approved I-129F Petition start to make mistake due to uncertainty of what to do next?
The biggest problem with couples who come to us are these;
- They get the approval notice but not sure whats to come next?
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. - There not sure about the case number or how long it takes to get?
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. - There not sure when to attend a medical exam?
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. - Unsure of what to bring to the medical exam?
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. - Unsure of when an embassy interview will be scheduled?
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. - Unsure of how to prepare for the interview?
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. - Don’t know how to prepare the affidavit of support and financial records?
Request for Evidence (RFE) or Denial
Ofter times the couple are unaware of exactly what the embassy interview wants?
Sometimes the medical examination requirements are tough to understand and the beneficiary can easily bring or forget to bring certain documents?
If the couple doesn’t provide the required documents or wrong documents or incomplete documents it most likely will result in getting an RFE which will cost you time and money, frustration and unwanted stress.
If your fiancee is asked a question and she stumbles with it or she acts uncertain and maybe changes her answer, then this often times will lead to a denial and the visa will not be issued.
For peace of mind