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Hey, don’t stress too much about the interview. Second marriages and long-distance relationships are super common in F2A cases. USCIS really only cares about one thing: proving the relationship is real. They’re not judging your past; they just want to confirm everything in the present checks out. Here’s what they usually look at: 1. Basic relationship timeline – How you met – When things got serious – When you decided to get married – What daily life looks like when you’re together 2. Long-distance details – How often you visit each other – How you communicate – Who usually travels – What you do when you’re physically together – Any shared responsibilities (money, decisions, future plans) 3. Previous marriage questions – Why the last marriage ended (keep it short and factual) – How this relationship is different – Making sure the timelines don’t overlap 4. Random “prove you know each other” questions – Gifts you’ve exchanged – Favorite foods or habits – Who sleeps on which side of the bed – What you did during your last visit Biggest tip: stay calm, be consistent, and answer naturally. Since you’ve lived together, met regularly, and have solid evidence, you’re already in a strong position. Nothing tricky — just be honest and straightforward. You’re going to be fine. These interviews feel intense, but they’re usually pretty simple.

@🇯🇲🇭🇹 🇯🇲🇭🇹 Thank you so much. I really appreciate your response.

@Jincy Mathew 24 Jan 2023

whn u got approval fr i130?

yes my centre is Auckland, NZ

They start in 2023?