My spouse is applying for an immigrant visa and I would like to accompany him to the visa interview with our baby who is a U.S. citizen. Is this OK?
Yes, a U.S. citizen wishing to accompany his or her spouse or fiancee to the immigrant visa interview may do so. However, your name must be entered onto the security access list otherwise you will not be admitted. Please call the Operator Assisted Information Service who will advise you how to do this. Please note that you will be required to present photo-id on the day. Your children...
July 30th, 2009 by visaservices
I have scheduled an appointment to apply for a visa and have just found out that the arrangements I had made for child care have fallen through. I will need to bring my child with me even though he is not applying for a visa. Is that ok?
You may bring your child to the visa interview. If your child is under the age of 12 you need take no further action other than bring books or toys to entertain him or her, keeping in mind that electronic items of any kind are not allowed within Embassy premises, as the interview will take 2 – 3 hours. In cases of children aged 12 and over, their names must be on the security access list...
July 28th, 2009 by visaservices
I have seen your posts and am confused. I am applying for H-4 visas for my children, but as I already have my visa, I will be applying for them by courier. Do I complete the DS-160 or DS-156?
The requirement that petition based applicants complete the DS-160 applies only to those who will appear in person for an interview with a consular officer on or after Febrary 4, 2010. If you will be submitting your children’s applications through the courier service you may complete the DS-156 for them.
January 4th, 2009 by visaservices
