Hello oty, I understand your concern. Whenever there is a Stokes interview they suspect a foul play which in most cases they are not always right. What I will advice is if you and your wife know each other well you are good. they will separate you guys again and ask you basic questions that shows co-habitation . how you got to the interview, color of bathroom tiles, kitchen setting , car license plate number , name of both paties parents, food preferences, tattoos, furniture settings, job location (how both parties commute) , how did you meet , who proposed etc those are the likely questions. Also I will suggest any documents you feel can proof bona-fide marriage plz do not hesitate to go with it. Life insurance (ensure the beneficiary knows amount paid monthly) health insurance, more phote albums etc

@A A Thank you for reading through and I really appreciate the suggestions. I am trying to put everything I can think of together

@kat xx yup the new lawyer is already scheduled for it

I am deeply sorry to hear about your situation. That said, I agree with @A A . They definitely don't like something about your case. You and your partner should discuss your life history from the minute you met to the moment you enter the interview room. How you guys met, where, who was there, when and where was your first date, second date, and third date, how did the relationship progressed after the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd dates? At what point would you say you guys were in love, basic information about yourselves like full name, DOB, where you were born, parents' names, the date you got married, where you got married, who was there, addresses you've lived before, and their timelines. And basic questions in your day-to-day life like where you work, position, boss name, when he/she leaves for work, work address, basic household questions like no of rooms, bathrooms, kitchen questions, TV brands, shows... Look up Stoke interview sample questions online. I also encourage you guys to live an intentional life during the final two weeks before you go in. Like what you guys did over the weekend to the interview, your last movie date, dinner date, last time you visited a family, who, and when, who went to bed first the night before the interview, who woke up first the day of the interview, who showered first, what did you eat, did you guys stop to get coffee? Or to use the bathroom, who drove there? And who's car? Just prepare with your partner and you'll be fine. All the best

Understand there is no such thing as a "simple immigration case". In fact, it is the simple ones that end up complicated. Always plan for the worst-case scenario. This app saved me from a similar situation. Prior to my interview, I asked myself, "What if they separat us?" Fearful of what might happen, I looked online for sample Stoke interview questions and found over 300. Every day, my wife and I went over them one by one to make sure we are on the same page. Lo & Behold we were separated and asked the same questions I had gotten from online sources. We were approved on the spot !!!

in my opinion, you don’t have to worry. They are doing their job by playing Devil’s advocate. And they also have to do their job and approve your case, because you have everything that proves you are for real. They can’t go against the proof, and in the odd case that they do it, you still have the legal resources to fight it.

Did you get approved?

@brooke v Yes I did! it was a mistake in their system!

@oty uta so you got interviewed twice or 3 times?

@texas pls twice, first time the actual interview, second was just to confirm their mistake