Interview Questions

[UnIqUe 4]

Hello Vjers,

Shall there anyone tell about the interview questions which they will ask?

Thanks all Vjers, long live!!!

[Nik+Heather 121]

They go over nearly everything on the I-485 - birth dates, parents names, birth places, marriage date etc. Things that you should know if these things were true. If you feel as though you may be nervous and blank out, then be sure to review and practice answering the questions.

You'll also be asked about how your relationship started, when it started, when you exchanged phone numbers, etc. Asked about your visits. When did you visit, which airport did you enter the US on such and such trip, etc. Unless you've had a lot of visits, these are also things that you should be able to recall. Perhaps some review to make sure it is fresh in your mind is a good idea - For example, Nik has visited twice in March - 2008 and 2009, so when she asked about the trip in 2009, he mistakenly told her about the trip in 2008. Just review the facts before hand, and practice answering the questions with your spouse.

We talked only briefly about the wedding. Where was it held, how many people attended, who was there? your parents attended? Any other relatives? etc.

And onto the mingling of lives, we were asked about where we lived, did we rent or did we own. Did we own the house together? Why wasn't his name on the house...? (I bought it before we were engaged) We didn't talk much about our other mingling, instead we simply emptied out our wallets of his/hers credit card, debit card, health insurance card, car insurance card....etc.

[UnIqUe 4]

As per your timeline, you have been asked RFE for I-693 at the interview? Then no need to fill out other part and only CS signed on part 6?

Thanks for your interview questions. It's useful to me.

Edited March 24, 2010 by UnIqUe

[Nik+Heather 121]

As per your timeline, you have been asked RFE for I-693 at the interview? Then no need to fill out other part and only CS signed on part 6?

Thanks for your interview questions. It's useful to me.

We ended up responding with a completely new I-693 from a CS who was not incompetent. Luckily we got our money back from the other.

[trillium13 84]

You can read about many people's interview experiences here:

http://www.visajourney.com/reviews/