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It also depands on the country where you are gonna have the interview. For example in Armenia 5k per adult almost always is enough.

Congrats :). We were asked only 3 questions in the interview: 1.Do you have relatives in USA? -Yes, my uncle. 2.Who's the person mentioned in the forms? -That's him. 3.Are you gonna live near him? -Yes. That was the whole interview.

Great. Congrats :).

I will be there in 1 month :).

Thank you very much Susie :).

You were right as always people. They haven't called me yet to take the passports but the status n CEAC already changed to "Issued" :).

Ok thanks people. Joshua have you already passed the interview?

Thank you very much guys and girls. Sorry, before creating the thread I searched but didn't find similar question.

Really? I haven't heard of that. This is the ceac link: https://ceac.state.gov/ceac/ Click "Visa Application Status" there.

Hi all. Today we had our interview. Everything went fine, the officer said that our papers are ok and they will call in 2-3 days to take our passports. And now in CEAC our CN is under "Administrative Processing". If it's in AP why didn't they tell us about it in the embassy?

You should check it in the entry status check page.

Mate check it yourself in Europe's CEAC data that was posted here...

All Russians are under administrative processing o_O?

If I were you I wouldn't postpone the interview unless I really had no other choice.

Interesting document. If you compare Armenia's Entry/Selection ratio to the other nearby countries you will obviously notice that The Department of State likes us Armenians lol.

In February I was cut out for less than 20 numbers :).

Ok thank you.

Same thing just told me a russian guy in another forum. But then won't it be considered that she had filled the dv lottery registration form with wrong surname? That will be really sad.

So her 'right' surname is considered the one written in the marriage certificate and not the one she has had in her passports. Did I get it right?

So am I :). When someone changes his/her surname his/her surname should also be changed in the password, right? But she has never had a passport with her hasbands surname, it's just an error in the marriage certificate. @vladek15425 It can be an option. @SusieQQQ A good idea too. I'll tell them...