Bring as many evidence from last 3 years as you can , including pictures. Questions are computer generated so everyone gets different set of them . My recent experience was somehow pleasant,had really nice officer and it went really fast . Good luck!

I had my interview yesterday, it was virtual. the only thing you need is your appointment notice, your green card, passport, and any state ID( I brought my driver’s license) questions: what is 1 power of the state? To provide schooling and education. What is the rule of law? Everyone must follow the law. 1 state that borders Mexico? California For how many years do we elect a senator? 6 years Two National US holidays! New year’s and Christmas. Who is the father of the country? George Washington. Reading: Who lives in the White House? Writing: The president lives in the White House. and the other questions are about your application, everything that you answered they go over them. Asking about marriages, children, if you ever left the country? all these were no for me. it was pretty fast. lasted about 10 minutes. you don’t need to take any pictures cause you had them taken during your biometrics. Mine was under 5 years. but from what I’ve heard and saw when I was there, you have to bring your marriage license, your spouse and anything that can prove that your marriage was legit.

@Georges Ernest my spouse needs to go to?

are these questions multiple choice ?

@Ana B If you’re still married,yes

@Joe K no they are not

@Georges Ernest in the invitation it doesn’t say he has to come. i will have to check with them

it doesn’t say it. but I’ve seen them asking for the person to come back with their spouse.

But ask them to make sure. Just to be in a safe spot