EDIT: Another reminder that the following information is for NON-EU CITIZEN
APPLICANTS. EU citizens have a whole different process (including not needing to do an interview). Read more
about it on MV's website here.
Johan and I commenced the second leg of The Great Wait the day after I arrived back in Los Angeles after visiting him in Sweden in June. Fresh off the plane and full of both sadness and anticipation, I tried to enjoy the nervous feelings of this moment we had waited so long for. I believe they call it, "living in the moment".... which was hard, knowing we had so long to go before being able to be together again.
Johan and I commenced the second leg of The Great Wait the day after I arrived back in Los Angeles after visiting him in Sweden in June. Fresh off the plane and full of both sadness and anticipation, I tried to enjoy the nervous feelings of this moment we had waited so long for. I believe they call it, "living in the moment".... which was hard, knowing we had so long to go before being able to be together again.
I studied my application to make sure I remembered all the dates and details we were required to give in our original application. I brought a binder full of photos, call logs, original flight stubs, my original Single Status paperwork, and made sure I had my passport in hand. Johan and I also had a couple friends and family write personal statements confirming our relationship, as we had read everywhere that you should bring absolutely everything you possibly can to your interview in case they had specific questions - better to be safe than sorry!
