Age difference

[levieux 0]

Is age a factor in calling people for a second interview (I-751)? . My wife is 13 years older than me

Advise

[Jasman0717 9]

It shouldn't be a problem, I am 32 years older than my wife

[stinger157 0]

In general it shouldn't be a problem. Of course there are situations where it could raise flags.

For example in countries where in most cases the husband is commonly the head of the family and older than the wife or if there is this age difference at a certain age. For example she is 31 and you are 18.

That could raise flags and trigger a second interview.

Well, your profile doesn't tell too much and so do you. So it is hard to say if there is a situation that could lead to a second interview. If you provide a few more details it would be easier to say if there is a situation where USCIS sees the need to check on a few things.

Edited October 14, 2007 by stinger157

[levieux 0]

If this can help, I was born September 8 1975 ( 32 ) and my five September 2 1962 ( 45 )

[Jasman0717 9]

If you are having a second interview there must have been some sort of concern about a valid relationship. You need to know as much as possible about each other.

[Kez/JWolf 6]

If you are having a second interview there must have been some sort of concern about a valid relationship. You need to know as much as possible about each other.

jasman0717 they are removing conditions not doing AOS..... there is always the chance that when removing conditions you will be called for an interview, the do a random number every year..

To the Op.... as long as you have good evidence you stand the same chance as anyone else of being called for interview...

Kez

[Kazan' Tiger 1]

Age difference is immaterial. A valid relationship is what counts!

[James 2]

It shouldn't be a problem, I am 32 years older than my wife

How would you know that it shouldn't be a problem if you haven't even filed the I-751 petition yet?