Interview Questions

[Carl]

Sorry about being so late with this, but as promised......

 

Ying said she got to the consulate early in the morning. Once there and having sworn the oath she went to a room to wait for her interview. Once her number was called she went up to a window with an Asian woman (Korean?).

 

She asked Ying if she had any pictures. Ying handed her the photo album.

As she looked at the pictures she asked Ying the following questions.

1) How did you meet? (Internet on AFF)

2) When did you get married? (June 24, 2004)

3) How many times did he come to China? (Once, but work did not allow for another visit.)

4) How long did he stay? (10 days)

5) Did he have any children? (no)

6) Do you have any children? (said she was sorry when learned of Peter's recent death.)

 

She then asked for Ying's passport and said she passed.

 

Ying had idea her decision was already made because before she even looked at the pictures she already had the red slip of paper all ready to hand her.

 

The rest as we say is history.

Edited January 5, 2006 by Carl (see edit history)

[jim_julian]

Thanks Carl, I've just e-mailed these to my Lao Po and she will answer them for me in a phone call. We are practicing with each set of questions as they are reported.

[tonado]

Thanks for sharing.

[Am4wag]

Thankyou much for sharing info. and much congrats to you 2.

[Guest Paul]

Sorry about being so late with this, but as promised......

 

Ying said she got to the consulate early in the morning.  Once there and having sworn the oath she went to a room to wait for her interview.  Once her number was called she went up to a window with an Asian woman (Korean?).

 

She asked Ying if she had any pictures. Ying handed her the photo album.

As she looked at the pictures she asked Ying the following questions.

1) How did you meet? (Internet on AFF)

2) When did you get married? (June 24, 2004)

3) How many times did he come to China? (Once, but work did not allow for another visit.)

4) How long did he stay? (10 days)

5) Did he have any children? (no)

6) Do you have any children? (said she was sorry when learned of Peter's recent death.)

 

She then asked for Ying's passport and said she passed.

 

Ying had idea her decision was already mane because before she even looked at the pictures she already had the red slip of paper all ready to hand her.

 

The rest as we say is history.

180058[/snapback]

Thanks for sharing - Paul

[jakerhod]

That was neat.

[chef4u]

Thanks for sharing the questions and the answers.

[Stone]

Thanks for sharing the info. Wish you happy!

[ameriken]

Thanks for the questions, I am in Shanghai with Jie today and we were 'rehearsing' for the interview and these are some of the actual questions we were using ¡£

[Carl]

Thanks for the questions, I am in Shanghai with Jie today and we were 'rehearsing' for the interview and these are some of the actual questions we were using ¡£

180143[/snapback]

Glad I could be of help

[wpc76180]

Sorry about being so late with this, but as promised......

 

Ying said she got to the consulate early in the morning.  Once there and having sworn the oath she went to a room to wait for her interview.  Once her number was called she went up to a window with an Asian woman (Korean?).

 

She asked Ying if she had any pictures. Ying handed her the photo album.

As she looked at the pictures she asked Ying the following questions.

1) How did you meet? (Internet on AFF)

2) When did you get married? (June 24, 2004)

3) How many times did he come to China? (Once, but work did not allow for another visit.)

4) How long did he stay? (10 days)

5) Did he have any children? (no)

6) Do you have any children? (said she was sorry when learned of Peter's recent death.)

 

She then asked for Ying's passport and said she passed.

 

Ying had idea her decision was already made because before she even looked at the pictures she already had the red slip of paper all ready to hand her.

 

The rest as we say is history.

180058[/snapback]

Very useful info dude, thank you and best to y'all