Where do you have interview?

[no_trying]

Where do you have interview,

1) Country you are born,
2) country where you are naturalized,
3) Country you are in now but not naturalized or born in ?

Can you have your interview in anyone of these 3 options or am I limited to option 1) or 3) not option 2?

 

[TNDV2008]

I had my interview in my naturalized country (option 2) for three reasons..

1.) It was closest timewise ... i.e. Canada
2.) It was cheapest travelling wise i.e. driving for 5 hrs, cross border into Canada, spend 1 nite, get GC stamp, return same day into US
3.) I had to get police clearance from Canada

For u, if u have lived in more than 2 countries outside of US, then it becomes a headache since you need clearance from each country u have spent more than 6 months, at an age older than 16 yrs old


ALSO, if you decide not to go to your country of birth, you have to indicate the city/country of the US Consulate that processes IV's in DSP-122, otherwise your paperwork will be sent to your country of qualification, and that will be a problem when u go for the interview

 

[Gerindo]

When I filled in my DS-122, I put in my country of citizenship for the interview place but KCC made a mistake and scheduled me for an interview in my country of birth. It turned out to be a nightmare for me. So, these thing can happen.