I-751 interview

[imen 1]

I have a joint interview for I-751 tomorrow morning in norfolk,va office, it is really appreciated if anybody can tell me his personal experience or anybody else he knows at the i751 interview either at the same office or anywhere else! thanks in advance

[v333k 59]

I have a joint interview for I-751 tomorrow morning in norfolk,va office, it is really appreciated if anybody can tell me his personal experience or anybody else he knows at the i751 interview either at the same office or anywhere else! thanks in advance

I have a recommendation, not an experience to share.

You and your spouse should go over the application you mailed in and refresh your mind with the answers you provided. Also, go over a few events and dates to make sure you both provide same answers if the IO digs deep. Do not confuse events and dates.... especially ones related to your relationship. Do not sound that you rehearsed for it... then the IO will get suspicious.

Some people have an easy interview and others have a more difficult one, depending on the reason behind setting up the interview. A lot of people get randomly picked and the interview will go smoothly.

I hope I didn't scare you, but it is best to prepare than be shocked during the interview.

Good luck!

[OBX 51]

Good luck and let us know how it went.

[Yurika & Jim 77]

If you've never read these threads...

Our interview today

My interview experience

[millina 0]

We had an interview when filed adjustment of status for the conditional green card. Most of the questions were asked to check whether we really live together, she looked at the pictures from our file and asked about people who were posing with us, after the interviewer told my husband to wait outside, she asked some of this questions: I was asked to describe our bedroom, our address, what we ate for breakfast, how we met, how my husband proposed, where we went on our first date. Then she invited him while I was waiting outside and he was asked the same questions. In our case the entire interview took about 2.5 hours and we also had to submit some extra documents (including a deed for a house) but finally we were approved. And I have to admit that our interviewer was very polite and delicate so it was not unpleasant experience at all.