hello it’s all depends . 1 . have your ever meet your spouse parents . 2: when & where did you guys meet . 3 : when was the last date you come to America . ( I -94) 4: have you ever get arrested . 5: what’s your spouse name & date of birth 6: who move in with who some of the basic stuff they ask . my interview was on may 13th everything went really well . just be yourself , know your spouse same as he or she knows you . walk with all the important documents you needed , such as marriage certificates, passport, state ID , joint license, bank accounts , taxes etc ….

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common areas they cover: ✅ Basic info: your full name, date of birth, spouse’s name, address, and how long you’ve lived together. ✅ Relationship history: how you met, when you started dating, engagement details, and wedding date. ✅ Daily life: who wakes up first, who cooks, favorite meals, daily routines, what you did last weekend, etc. ✅ Home details: color of your sofa, number of bedrooms, who pays the bills, pets, etc. ✅ Family: names of in-laws, birthdays, kids’ schools, or family traditions. ✅ Immigration and background: any previous visa, travel, or work without authorization questions. Most officers keep it conversational — just answer honestly and stay calm. Bring originals of your documents, proof of relationship (joint bills, photos, lease, bank statements), and stay consistent with your spouse’s answers.

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@chasing Greencard 🇭🇹🤝🇯🇲 I can't wait to see if the card is really green . should we make extra copies of everything?