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These are some of the common questions: When and how did you meet your spouse? When did you get married? Was it a love or arranged marriage? Who proposed first? Where was the wedding held? Did both families attend the wedding? Do you have any photos from the wedding? When was the last time you saw your spouse in person? How do you communicate with your spouse? How long have you been living apart? How many people attended your wedding? What did you do after the wedding? Do you or your spouse have any children? What is your spouse's full name? What does your spouse do for a living? Where does your spouse live in the U.S.? When did your spouse go to the U.S.? What is your spouse’s immigration status (Green Card holder, citizen)? What is your spouse’s date of birth? What is your spouse’s phone number/email? Have you ever visited your spouse in the U.S.? What is your date of birth? Do you have any children together? What is your educational background? What do you do for work? Have you traveled outside the country before? Do you live with your in-laws? What are your future plans in the U.S.? Who filed the I-130 petition? When was it filed? Do you have your original marriage certificate? Do you have proof of relationship (photos, chat logs, call records)? Do you have police clearance certificate (PCC)? Did you complete the medical exam? Did you pay the visa fee and bring the receipt? What is your sponsor’s income? Do you have the affidavit of support (Form I-864)? Note: They wont ask all the questions from here.. but these are some of the important questions they ask in consular interview. Good Luck Buddy..