Parents Want to Attend Interview. Is it Advisable?

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guccimane

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My parents have suggested they want to attend the marriage interview with me and my spouse. I am the USC. Is it advisable? My father is 73 years old and sometimes mispronounces my spouses name and is just a tad forgetful.
 
guccimane said:
My parents have suggested they want to attend the marriage interview with me and my spouse. I am the USC. Is it advisable? My father is 73 years old and sometimes mispronounces my spouses name and is just a tad forgetful.
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Why? They may not even be allowed into the interview room. You're an adult and your parents aren't your legal representation...
 
The USCIS Officer won't see them, but if it makes you feel better to have them wait for you outside...............
 
A friend once told me they went together with the mother-in-law. After asking a few questions, the officer left them and went to the waiting area to talk to the mother-in-law. He came back a few minutes later and then approved them. This was a guy whose case was not "clean". He had previously been married to a crack addict USC who had withdrawn their petition at the interview when the interviewing officer suggested she withdraw the petition or the parole officer would be called since she had violated her parole and had an arrest warrant.

So I guess, it could have its pluses.
 
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