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Hi! Finally I'm home! I'm glad to write to you again.. I can't wait to tell you about the commission in Moscow. I hope you will be interested to know about it? I'll start from the very beginning .. I had a lot of positive emotions from my trip to Moscow. I have never been involved in such important matters and therefore was very worried. On the way to Moscow, I did not communicate with anyone because I was thinking about an interview at the embassy. I understood that any refusal could ruin everything. I was afraid that I might be denied a visa. But my worries were in vain. I can probably get a visa. I tried a lot!!! I never thought the commission would ask such unusual questions? They asked about my *** life, about children, about work, about patriotism, about my attitude towards your country, about my religion and beliefs. I answered all their questions in detail. I was told that my answers were unexpected and, as a rule, applicants do not answer such questions so directly and openly. They were not used to hearing such answers, but they said that hearing sincere and truthful answers is much more pleasant than words that do not come from the heart and mind. At the interview, I was not given a precise answer. In the corridor, I waited for a person who was on the commission, and he said that I shouldn't worry. He said that in the near future the embassy representatives would contact the travel agency and call me to Moscow to obtain a visa. If a visa is opened for me, I will have to buy tickets to your country and again go to Moscow to pick up the visa and wait for the start day. I will need to buy a ticket to Kolomna from the representatives of the travel agency. Departure should be from the Moscow airport. After I buy tickets, I can tell you the date of my start. I hope you will answer me soon .. Your love