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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: England
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I think I'm in the minority here but I don't find any of those "offensive". Nosy yes, but not totally offensive. After all, these are marriage-based AOS questions. Much of the "joint" documentation requested (including photos) can be easily staged or obtained... it's not as easy to fake in-person interaction.

My take on interview questions is this: I think they are less concerned with the actual answers (unless your answers raise red flags) and more interested in the way you answer, interact with each other and your body language. You can tell a lot about a person through speech patterns and body language. Anyone who's been through a lot of questions by CBP can attest to this. Example: "Where do you work? What do you do? How many people work there? How many people do what you do at work? Do you rent or own? Who are you visiting? etc.". When asked these things they're paying close attention to your speech patterns and body language when you answer.

I've read elsewhere questions that are WAY too specific for a spouse to know (e.g. how many pairs of shoes does the wife own?). Most husbands wouldn't know the answer but if they did that might also be a red flag that the couple practiced their answers.

Yeah, I'd agree. I've only done my K1 interview, but I dont think the key is to get all the questions "right", it's to ask a lot of questions to "suss you out" . They ask you lots of questions and judge your reactions and character, ask you "gimme" questions to see your standard mood/response, then ask "other" questions to see how you respond.

I mean, if they asked if the baby was yours and you were a little indignant, I wonder if that would even count against you? It seems like a natural reaction to me if someone questions the parentage of your child.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Canada
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Eh, I'd be happy to show them "pictures" if they just granted me an approval without putting me through the wringer! They can't keep it though, they'd have to hand it right back. :P

MISA THAT's halarious!! Ahhhh thanks for the giggle!

AOS:

2007-02-22: Sent AOS /EAD

2007-03-06 : NOA1 AOS /EAD

2007-03-28: Transferred to CSC

2007-05-17: EAD Card Production Ordered

2007-05-21: I485 Approved

2007-05-24: EAD Card Received

2007-06-01: Green Card Received!!

Removal of Conditions:

2009-02-27: Sent I-751

2009-03-07: NOA I-751

2009-03-31: Biometrics Appt. Hartford

2009-07-21: Touched (first time since biometrics) Perhaps address change?

2009-07-28: Approved at VSC

2009-08-25: Received card in the mail

Naturalization

2012-08-20: Submitted N-400

2013-01-18: Became Citizen

Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Canada
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Eh, I'd be happy to show them "pictures" if they just granted me an approval without putting me through the wringer! They can't keep it though, they'd have to hand it right back. :P

MISA THAT's halarious!! Ahhhh thanks for the giggle!

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K3 Timeline - 2006-11-20 to 2007-03-19

See the comments section in my timeline for full details of my K3 dates, transfers and touches. Also see my Vancouver consulate review and my POE review.

AOS & EAD Timeline

2007-04-16: I-485 and I-765 sent to Chicago (My AOS/EAD checklist)

2007-04-17: Received at Chicago

2007-04-23: NOA1 date (both)

2007-05-10: Biometrics appointment (both - Biometrics review)

2007-06-05: AOS interview letter date

2007-06-13: AOS interview letter received in mail

2007-07-03: EAD card production ordered

2007-07-07: EAD card received! (yay!)

2007-08-23: AOS interview (Documents / Interview review)

2007-08-23: Green card production ordered!!!

2007-08-24: Welcome notice mailed!

2007-08-27: Green card production ordered again... ?

2007-08-28: Welcome notice received!

2007-09-01: Green card received!

Done with USCIS until May 23, 2009!

 
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