Just a tip about interview questions

[Ta Ta 1]

Make sure you remember ALL of the detailed contents of the chat logs and emails

you submit as supporting evidence, discussed members of the family, dates and events

etc. as we were asked questions regarding things discussed there.

Especially if you have tons of emails it may be easy to forget what you said several

month ago....familiarize yourself with all the contents again.

Thank God we did.

I have a weird email address , the CO asked what it meant and he forgot.

It is of Nigerian origin, a friend had given me that name for fun and so I used it as email

address from then on......never would have thougt that would be asked.

Just thought it may help someone.

[doodlebug 3]

oh my gosh we're doomed then 'cause we just talked tonight about how we both have to write lists all the time so we don't forget stuff. We both totally go into the kitchen a lot and forget why we're there. I'm forever making a grocery list only to find out once I get to the store that I left it at home. The other day I forgot to put coffee in the coffee maker. Half the time neither one of us can remember what we had for dinner the night before. Doomed I tell ya...doomed.

[Ta Ta 1]

the CO asked who Max is and does he live with me.......my gandson and no

he does not, just took him to the orchards apple picking and emailed my fiance

about our day ...sure enough it came up in the interview.....

[PachucoBro 3]

I seriously think that the number of questions and the difficulty of them are dependent on what the information provided to the CO has told him/her. If you have a very simple application with a couple who have never been married before and don't have any kids, things should go very smoothly.

Just provide things that truly show you guys are together. That you have spent time together getting to know one another.

I think mine was wasy because I showed I had visited Colombia 3 times in one year to see her and one time was for a stay of one month. If I did not have that I think I would have just shown different type sof photos of us together doing different things. That is better than a bunch of photos taken in the same house with the same clothes on, ya know?

The emails and phone calls I think are the same. If you have evidence and you provide it to them you could screw up all the questions and be honest and say, "I don't know what his email means, but I know when he laughs on the phone he snorts like a pig." no.. seriously.... be real with the COs.

If you don't know the answer to something tell them without a worried look on your face. Give the CO some other tid bit of information that you do know that maybe is similar information or subject matter.

[bora bora 1]

It's hard not to be nervous at a time like this - thinking about my upcoming interview gives me the jitters. But we have no reason to worry. My fiance and I met in person and then lived together for 7 months (I was working in Brazil). I've returned twice since (once staying for 2+ months).

We have plenty of proof and I think the best of all could be that I'm flying there.

If they ask him if he has a picture of me in his wallet (which he has 2) he can say "well, she's here" - so I'm sure that will help.

I think it's good to go over potential questions together first...