Proper Attire During Embassy Interviews

[Gumusut_Amige]

[SIZE=2]Hello everyone! im new here.I got interested coz im waiting nalang for my US visa interview schedule. I wish you can pls help me with some important tips. Like is it okay if i'll just wear a simple flat sandal or do i really need to wear a close shoes?What are the most common questions?

I dont have any idea pa kasi how the Us embassy look like inside. I havent been there yet. Totoo ba na you need to be there at least 3 hours before your interview?me line paba or may priority numbers na binibigay?pls pls help me...Thanks much!
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welcome po sa tsikot mam, pls back read na lang dahil nandyan na kasagutan tanong mo.

[inahmae]

how bout kids under 18 meron rin bang standard questions sa kanila?

[LadyRider]

how bout kids under 18 meron rin bang standard questions sa kanila?

Actually mas tinatanong ng mga consul ang mga bata kapag may interview kase mas convincing para sa kanila ang bata... My inaanak was 4 years old when she was interviewed with her mom and most often than not, she was interviewed more than her mom.

[shadow]

how bout kids under 18 meron rin bang standard questions sa kanila?

wala masyado yan questions since minors sila, questions for them will revolved around their schoolings lang..not a biggie it's the parents that they are with that will have more questions

since they are minors, alam naman ng mga consuls na they don;t have a capacity to pay for their trip, and wala silang financial documents na mapapakita and will just ride on sa parent/s nila...

[shadow]

wag mo na problemahin sapatos mo hindi naman makikita yan, parang registrar ng DLSU ang interview booth, half-body lang makikita sayo

so better look good with your half-body.

hindi lang 3 hours, kunwari lang yan appointment kuno, pipila ka pa din ng matagal pero may number naman

ditto....huwag na problemahin yun isusuot mo, basta presentable ok na...ang problemahin mo yun mga documents mo na to prove you have "ties" here...hehehe

[Jun aka Pekto]

I think it's more the political climate here in the US that dictates how strict the consuls are over there. During Clinton's time, I had a hard time getting my wife here. Plus, every single one of her relatives who tried to immigrate were denied.

All changed during Bush Jr's tenure. Whole families of my wife's relatives are now here. They got approved over the last 5-6 years.

If a Democrat president is elected, the flow may once again slow down.

I doubt it's the clothes. Many of my wife's relatives showed up in blue jeans and t-shirts with some wearing slippers. They still got approved.

Beats me why. But, Republicans seem to have a soft spot for Pinoys (probably because Pinoys tend to be more religious which is a Republican agenda).