K1 & K2, which was filed stateside. We used Robertt as a visa consultant, and the approval was a white slip, not pink, which says Your visa application is approved! I don't know if they have changed it recently, but wanted to let you know. They had a quick, friendly conversation where they asked her about her job, how she knew Gerry, and how we were introduced through Gerry. She was also asked about being a member of CCP. She did the interview in English and Chinese. Her daughter Amy was asked about her schooling in China and her plans for America. Since we've talked about that quite a bit, she was able to give good answers. She spoke a few sentences in English, but the interview was mostly Chinese. They were told 2 weeks to receive the visa.
One thing of note. They were at a window where the American interviewer was nice and friendly, but the next window was a Hong Kong man doing the interview who they say sounded harsh and was asking many, many questions. They say the woman they saw leave the window was clearly upset and unhappy, and they have read many bad things about this particular interviewer. Lisa said she was very lucky to not get him to interview her.
